Day Three Life for Me

[mizdeb]

I have updated my blog once again. That in itself is therapy for me.

http://ramblinways.blogspot.com/

[Dawn309]

Deb, traveling with you through your blog. I am so hoping this is helping you. Chuck was 10 years older than me too and had the exact same fears for me when he passed. I try really hard not to fall into my dark places each day too. I really feel like full timing will probably be the answer for both of us.

Pictured in my mind the ice cream on a hot day. Was tickled at the idea of it melting before you could get it eaten. That sounded really good as it is already hot and humid here. It's been about 10 degrees above normal I think the weather person said. The heat index figure has been in the 100's around here with actual temps in the mid 90's. Sure hope I can get on the road and head north before long. We'll see.

I showed Mom your pictures of Duncan. She thought he was the cutest thing! I reminded her we have 6 dogs between us and certainly don't need any more in a motorhome!

Have a safe and peaceful day today. Think about you everyday hoping you are doing OK.

[avalen]

Have bookmarked your blog so I can check in on occasion. That area with all the buggies
and the Amish, I find very interesting. Would enjoy following a buggy myself and I've put
that on my bucket list, probably to co-inside with my trip to Wisconsin.

[Rufflesgurl]

Keep enjoying your travels! And, thanks for sharing.

Linda

[BirdbyBird]

There are so many neat things to see and do in that area. Take your me day and then get back out there and explore some more! We will be here waiting for your updates.

[Bethers]

Great post! While I don't consider my blog therapy, in some ways it is - as it's my journal - totally different than yours, but keeps things in perspective.

Life is lived one day at a time, and that's what you are doing now - and with that comes the good, the bad and the ugly. Hopefully you can keep noticing lots of the good. I, too, never tire of all the buggies in that area. I love it there.

[Barbzeee]

Deb, I too am following your blog... mine is also a release and you know it does open up other avenues for you... Right now you
are in my neck of the woods... I loved the Pa Dutch country...could even love riding those buggies..ah the food is good too and if you get a
chance check out some of the Outlets... Take one day slowly as I became a widow at a very young age and it was a hard road...I thought I'd never
make it through the day...with God's help and friends and family I did.. For me it was the loss of my husband and child....Later on in life I was
given another turn around.. I met my 2nd husband through a company that both he and I worked for... Me in the Northern Division and He in
the Southern Division (Mississippi) and a few years later we married..

I will tell you on this forum the Sistahs are very supportive and willing to help in any way they can..Your strength will come and lots of good memories
too...You will really never be alone...no matter where you are there is a Sistah out there...

So now you know many of us are keeping tabs on you too ! Keep truckin on and next you'll be heading to a GTG with the Sistahs..and you know from what you've read of these GTG's they are delightful and "Fattening "..hahaha...God Bless you Deb

Zeee and Critters 3 who pops in every now and then

PS I'm still in Florida will be heading back end of June..or maybe on a tail wind of this Tropical Depression