gotta love technology

I really do love technology, WHEN IT WORKS! Posting on my tablet today as my new computer seems to be ill. I really hope it's not life threatening, but it seems serious. I will drop it to John on Mon to have a look-see. I got up early this morning and went to Raglan St and woke up the boys. Their parents didn't seem to mind too much as I got them dressed and took them to market. We had breakfast and did a little shopping for groceries and then went in search of piñatas. When we had those we had to get stuff to fill them with too, including 3 different types of whistles, rockets, bubble gum and chocolate money. They seemed to be a big hit. Then we dropped D off at home for his party and S and I went to gramma's house to play. Funny, he brought a movie be wanted to watch and insisted that it be on, but he watched very little of it, cause we were too busy playing. It was awesome! I admit I was a bit tired when he went home, but I didn't need a drink like the parents did! I came home, did some laundry and relaxed for the rest of the day. One thing that I noticed today is that I wanted to eat. I only felt that way when I was hungry and needed sustenance, but I have not really had a big problem with it until today. Not that it was even a problem as I didn't do anything other than have a shake, but I know I'm missing the act of eating. I suppose what I'm doing isn't really a natural thing, so I'm not really surprised, but I hope it doesn't become a bigger issue over the next few months. I haven't been eating veggies this week either, so I guess I will go back to that. I also have been feeling a bit frustrated about how far I have to go, so am going to work on a strategy to see all that I have done and focus on that instead of looking ahead. We never know what's gonna happen then anyway, but what I have done is real. I will not lose sight of the reality by worrying about the future. Love, elly "Everybody gets so much information all day long that they lose their common sense." Gertrude Stein "Today's accomplishments were yesterday's impossibilities." Robert H Schuller ...the last 59 year's impossibilities!