This mornings prompt was talking about all things that come in things that come in 4’s. As I sat her and thought about what I wanted to share this morning. I couldn’t figure out anything at all.

My mind was a blank I have been struggling this morning knowing we are inside even longer. Worried about Thursday when I go to the Grocery Store to get groceries and knowing they only want one person from a family in at a time.

How does that work for us? I don’t drive and we use the bank in Walmart and David will need to pay bills and get money out for the week while I shop.

Before you ask can’t David do the shopping no, because with the store being empty I have to see what they have so I know what we can or can not make. I can’t just give David a list and say this is what we need because they may not have it.

A grocery list doesn’t work because David can’t read. I thought of having David go and walk through the store and have me on the phone and he can tell me what they have but he would get frustrated and I would forget things I need.

Do we have to have Face Mask and if so where do we get them at? Again I am sure I could make them but not having the supplies and not being able to get out I can’t even do that.

Enough being a negative Nelly. We are alive and it’s a beautiful day outside. Were able to spend more time with our families. David is still able to work Thank the Lord and I have a yard I can go sit outside in and watch the dogs play and see the Birds fly.

Now, I am off to walk inside my home and through the yard before I end up as big as the house from sitting on the couch watching TV and eating snacks with Charlie.

I have work and I’m able to Homeschooling Charlie. Were cooking together as a family working on the Club House and without this Self Isolation we would be running everywhere and not have this one on one time with our families which I needed.

Before I know it Charlie will be grown out on his own. Its time to make as many memories as I can before this happens because tomorrow isn’t Promised like I learned from my parents passing.

Thank you,

Glenda, Charlie and David Cates