The past several days have been spent organizing my various projects to work on after the holiday. There are photos to organize into albums, quilts to contiue sewing, crocheted afghans to finish. And because I have a request for family stories, those get written when my memory recalls them.
And then there are the Susie Homemaker chores to attend to, since they tend go unnoticed while working on other stuff.
I sort of feel like time is running out, and even though I am as old as dirt, it isn't an age thing that concerns me. It is those who want war. Those who will benefit financially from war. Those who will send our children and grandchildren to fight a war that the rest of us do not want, while they sit in their mansions with their families who are not only safe but getting more wealthy by the day.
I hope I am wrong. I hope that the many who see a war on the near horizon are wrong. And I pray daily that common sense will surface and this insanity will disappear.
It is not all gloom and doom. There is a holiday this week that traditionally brings families together. May each of you find peace on Thanksgiving Day. And may God truly bless and keep each of you.
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