Now that we are all settled into our new house I expected to be blogging much more frequently. But here's the problem: two of my mother's employees are gone and I've been filling in to make up for their hours. One had a stroke, and is recovering nicely, but will not be returning to work. Also, my nephew, who works part-time for my mom, broke his wrist in a skiing accident and hasn't picked his hours back up yet. This has left me with very little free time. I'm hoping to work out some sort of a blogging schedule but haven't had a chance yet.
In case you were wondering...or even if you weren't ;)
Mary, so glad to see you again. You take your time. We all will wait for you. Blessings and hugs.
ReplyDeletePraying for the sick employee and for your nephew.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you're OK and settling well in your new home.
God bless.
I was kinda wondering, Mary. I assumed you were still getting settled. I moved three years ago and I'm still getting settled, in fact I have a number of boxes I still haven't unpacked!! (mostly books and decorative items) But I guess that's because the house was/is in such disrepair! I can't see hang pictures on a wall my husband said needs to be ripped out to fix the plumbing!!! It's been fun! I sure hope you had a much better move than us!!!! Our move could be turned into a really good novel.... May be when I'm 55+ and my kids are grown!
ReplyDeleteI have been wondering. Glad to hear you are okay.
ReplyDeleteWell, here's the problem Mary, you are missed so come back as soon as you can!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've missed you Mary! Sorry to hear about the medical issues of your mom's employees. You're a good daughter to be picking up the slack1 If you do have time, Jennifer from Crafolic is offering a giveaway on my blog of her new game called Journey's End. Stop by if you're interested or even have a minute to spare! Blessings to you!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering where you were, Mary - I thought you might be busy with your house move. I hope you're settling in happily.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to fing more time for blogging, too. I've been a bit of a lazy blogger, lately, but, after chatting to Sue, this morning, I feel inspired to put more effort in. It's just lovely to share and be part of a loving community, don't you think?
It's nice to see you back, Mary:)
Mary,
ReplyDeleteI WAS wondering... I thought you'd got used to a quiet life without blogging! I am glad to hear you WILL be back when circumstances allow. And I'm so sorry to hear about the misfortunes of your mother's employees.
God bless!
I've received a few requests to open up “Pay It Forward” to posts from a bloggers own blog. I thought I'd give it a try. Although the original idea was to share what you've seen elsewhere on the internet, I recognize that each time we post something on our own blogs we are also sharing Good News, great tips, wonderful prayers, fabulous photos, scrumptious recipes, hilarious humor, unbelievable books, stories of goodwill, or good things that have knocked our socks off. I hope you’ll post something from your blog.
ReplyDeleteI'll leave the March linky open until March 14th. (Entered links will appear in two posts.) I can't wait to see what gets posted!
I have missed you!
ReplyDeleteLife...it just gets in the way sometimes, doesn't it! I'll be praying for all involved.
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you Mary. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteHope all is going well dear one. Hugs
ReplyDeleteAnd to you, my friend! You are in my thoughts and prayers!
ReplyDelete((((Mary)))))
ReplyDeleteMiss you too, Colleen! My work should lighten up soon (thankfully). I really miss writing and all my blogging friends. Hugs to you too, Colleen :)
ReplyDeleteMissing your posts and comments!
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a Blessed Lent.
Why don't we start bets as to which day Mary will return to Blogging?
ReplyDelete(Mary is not allowed to place a bet).
God bless.
Thinking of you Mary. Hope all is well! Just finished reading Father Elijah by Michael O'Brien, it was really good!
ReplyDeleteI loved that book, Kathryn!!
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