More Visitors

Yes, we continue to enjoy our family and friends from the present and past. Thanks to Jessamyn, Jay, Taylen, Jarret and Taylen's friend Sam last weekend, Doc has a new supply of hay to eat.

Jay, Taylen, Sam and Jarret

Also we give thanks to Graig (a neighboring rancher) who delivered a large round grass bale free of charge. The horse is now a happy camper! He expects seeing us everyday and for the indignity of having to live by himself receives a bribe of an apple a day. Maybe we should call him Lucky instead.

Doc looking for a hand out

Monday Brian's Uncle Bob and Aunt Eleanor stopped in for a visit and some old fashioned pot roast. Food cravings assail me at times and cooking just for little old me doesn't seem worth it, so pot roast it was!

Uncle Bob, Aunt Eleanor and Brian

 

Tuesday our dear friend Bree (like a third daughter) stopped by for supper and some french dip sandwiches from the left over pot roast.  The conversation flowed hot and heavy like the gravy we ate.

Bree

Wednesday morning Jeanie from our church came for a visit which always uplifts my spirits.  Kent, Brian's old high school buddy also stopped in for a short visit after lunch while in Alliance for business.

Jeanie and Brian

Kent

Paqui and Zeyda are here staying with us overnight and will be leaving this afternoon just in time to usher in the man Dan. Whether or not he wants to watch the Super Bowl, he will be forced to sit by while I rant and rave with most of America. What can I say, it is a revolving door around here. Whether Brian has good or bad days, we are very thankful for all the attention and love.

Thanks also goes out every week for the hospice nurses, counselors, and massage therapist! What a group of angels that are there for our support and well being! Making trips back and forth to Alliance for supplies to ease Brian's and my burdens. They are truly a group of special people!

Not much more to say, except go Patriots!!!!