Time for me to get a different pair of
glasses on. The pair I have is much to strong. Any now I have my
glasses on.
Time to share my time with all of you.
I sure hope every one is doing good.
Last two morning I got a walk in. Today
I increase the distant and I use power pole for measuring my distant.
Enjoy listen to birds sing. It sound so
peaceful.
Hubby is in a lot of pain. At times I
should be home taking care of more things at home. Or a lease helping
him.
The odds are one of us will be widowed
some time in our life, and we will need to live. If I knew for sure I
would get his entire social security. I would consider cutting back.
I know some widows who get there spouse full benefits and other
partials.
For me to draw even $1,000 a month from
my own retirement I would be close to 70 or slightly over. I have no
plan to work that long.
I been on this soap box before.
Last night I watch a thing on genetics
which I find interesting. To me it like a mystery. I even thought of
having my genetic completely done. I done though ancestry and most
of family came from Great Briton island.
But why did I end up with my olive skin
tone, large boobs, why can't I digest diary, why do I hold water
tensions and there lot more question.
Then there the history side. Still
looking for my great grand Charles Shirley...I came up possible three
men who might be his dad.
I order some items from Amazon and of
course I forgot about rechargeable batteries and I forgot about the
black fabric to do binding around the quilt.
Genetics are a wonderful thing. I’m curious about my family. I can’t trace back any further than my immigrant grandparents
ReplyDeleteGenetics is good, but the mystery of mixtures may never be solved.
ReplyDeletemy family is mostly fair haired, blonde as babies but darker as we grow, and almost all have blue eyes. But my Dad had brown eyes, my two first children have brown eyes and the older boy is brunette, no one knows where that came from.
"Funny" enough I feel like my neighbour. I´d see no sense in going on if Hubby died... or got taken away to some home.
ReplyDeletehari OM
ReplyDeletegenetics may tell us where our flesh and bone, the matter that makes the body, comes from... but what about 'us'? The essential being-ness that is the individual? Ah... now that enquiry has no measure beyond where our thinking can go. &*> YAM xx
As we become older we do ponder which will go first. While it is usually the man, who is often a bit older, it is not always.
ReplyDeleteMy neighbors husband died a few years ago. He seemed healthy then I saw the ambulance out front and he never came home. He'd had a seizure in the shower and once at the hospital they discovered a very large brain tumor and he was dead in three weeks. It can happen fast like that. She struggled for awhile, as he worked but she didn't. Now she's my age and can retire properly, getting his SS.
ReplyDeleteGosh I hope your husband feels better soon Dora. Keep up the walking, so good for your health ✨
ReplyDeleteWe hope your hubby is feeling better soon, it's hard getting older.
ReplyDeleteThere's always that one thing that we forget... Did you do another order?
ReplyDeleteGenetics are so interesting. I see so much of my grandfather in my 4 year old nephew and as my poppa died in 2007 there is no way it is leaned.
ReplyDeleteYou should do the DNA test! At least you are thinking about your retirement, so many don't.
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