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Patience
a Virtue
said Grammaybe so,
said young Patsy,
from behind four scoreI’d like to
believe that truism
so I avoid shoes with bucklesand try to
ignore frustrations
with good-natured chuckles©Sometimes,2016
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Great philosophy! I want grandchildren so badly!
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greats, too…the more remote the better my relationship is with them.
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I mean on an intellectual level…yes, I’m talking 8 year olds.
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Hahaha!
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no I dont mean it that way..I mean the greater gap between generations, and the less responsibility I have actually for the kids…the grater my connection with them.
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I’m sorry that I misunderstood. I thought you were making a joke.
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🙂 it is so hard to correspond within these little blue boxes…yesterday I had no fewer than FOUR times I felt compelled to explain myself… 🙂
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It is hard. It happens to me a lot.
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us writers are hard to understand sometimes
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Even for ourselves. 😉
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ain’t that the truth!
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I must be obtuse today, several others misunderstood me…maybe seriouly its a reaction to a new thyroid medicine the doc called in for me.. I am also winding down on prednisone for a wrist issue. I am very hyper today. 🙂
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I hope you can sleep tonight.
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actually I slept like a baby. I am about done with the prednisone, but this new thyroid stuff is just starting. I can always call the pharmacy or the Doc’s office, and I have three daughters who are nurses. (I dont want to hear any lectures though, if you catch my drift…)
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I get that! # nurses in the family? Wow!
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their grandmother was an RN, also an aunt. I panic if I see blood 🙂
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Isn’t that always the way?
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my oldest will soon retire from the hospital she has worked at for thirty some years.
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Cool
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she is in spinal cord injuries unit, its getting harder for her to do the heavy work
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If you don’t mind, I’ll pray for her.
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she will appreciate that very much! Besides physically taxing, there is a lot of psych-type work with these spine injuries. She’s good at it, has a lot of gang-bangers with gunshot wounds and the like…everyone is exactly equal with her.
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Awww. You clearly did your job!
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my youngest is a special duty nurse, takes care of crack-babies and other seriously pitiful patients. Some of them aren’t even technically people…but they all are to her.
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its not too soon, its hard work for her now … always was, but she’s not 30 any more. 🙂
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Is anyone young any more? 😉
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age is relative…she is actually ageless, like me, but that doesn’t necessarily cover bad backs and stuff…lol
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Lol!
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one of the bloggers I follow writes about ages as “levels.” I love that…as in Level 10, or Level 45… the word “old” is so subjective.
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Cool. I may do that or stages!
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I’ll locate it and re-blog, it is so clever I want to make sure she gets credit for it.
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Wonderful!
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I’m going there now before I forget
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I am at stage or level 57.
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same as my oldest daughter. 🙂
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Super! Patience will have a delightful ‘chuckle’ at this. 😉 Hugs!
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indeed, Bob is smiling too,
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