Lesson 898: Acute Case of Life

 Hello, Readers.

I was in a bit of a fog last week

so tired from a very full life.

In fact, 

everyone kept asking me if I was sick.

Starts to get in your head after awhile.

So,

after the third time someone asked if I was feeling ok,

I told my colleague

I was suffering from 

an Acute Case of Life.

Here  is a smidge of 

what contributed to my fatigue.

We had some literal fog the past week.

I love fog!

Can you spot the spotted cows?

The cemetery at South Harborcreek United Methodist Church

is always on my drive-by list 

when there is fog.

The fog was starting to lift

when I spotted this dove.

I named it Lonesome Dove,

because it was all by itself.

And because it is because it is my current read.

Then the sunrise came

and warmed the earth,

and brought many friends for the dove,

so it wasn't lonesome anymore.

The sunrise was almost as pretty

as this young lady

with the glow

of a fresh graduate.

Miss Ellen Lousie

SLP to Be.

The Kentucky Derby was last Saturday.

This was the horse I pulled in our 

Family Random Drawing.

#13--Publisher.

I was digging my pick

as much as those hooves were digging into

a very muddy track!

We watched it in high style--

in the barn.

Natalie was a winner

because she got to hold the new baby.

But the real winner was this wee one--

she pulled the winning horse!

Sam got to play at the historic 

Ainsworth Field

this week!

It was a chilly game

with a biting wind.

That's what I love about the game.

You never know what you are going to get.

Sam played

first base 

and a little outfield.

At one point in the game,

all the outfielders were left handed!

A good game

ended in the sunset

and a win for the Huskies.

We almost caught the sunset tonight

at Harbor Ridge Golf Course.

They hit a bucket of balls

Queen drank her coffee from a lawn chair

and watched.

And Eloise had the dogs.

Walking the dogs is one of my

favorite, ordinary 

things to do.

The highlight of my evening

was finding the momma killdeer

and her babies.

She led me on a little chase,

away from her precious babies.

She flopped around,

pretending her wing was broken.

An acute case of a Mother's Love.

Happy Mother's Day

to all the mom's out there.

Eloise