I would say.

 I would say it's a beautiful morning.  Another night of some very gentle rain and now a bit of  fog adding up to a quiet early morning on the patio with coffee, cool breezes and the birds.  That makes a beautiful early morning. Are we in Oregon?  

Yesterday I added two JASPER CHERRY TOMATO PLANTS  to the garden.  Yes all in capital letters.  Jaspers are at the top of my list of cherry tomatoes.  They are climbers and I've had to use a ladder some years to harvest them from the arbor.  Neighbor Judy plants the seeds in her greenhouse and babies them into life and then shares.  She has grown them for sometime.  I am blessed.  I have stood in the garden eating my fill many times and that will happen again at some point.  They are great producers of the most delicious tomatoes I have ever tasted.    So their cage in my garden is tall and it will be filled with great tasters.  

Today is dentist day.  I'm off to see my new dentist.  It's that retirement thing that has made this dentist new to me with a second visit, the first a short checkup getting ready for radiation.  The day may also include a grocery trip and a driver's license renewal.  With Doug's small meals and my Protein drinking habit, the grocery list has been short.  

It's been a week since that last radiation treatment and it is beginning to feel a long way off.  That's a great new relaxing feeling.  I love this new routine of staying home with fewer appointments.  Life is becoming familiar again with what once was.  Should we say the good old days.  It's just a dentist appointment today among other things.  Woo, woo.  

Psalm 81:1  Sing aloud to God our strength ; shout for joy to the God of Jacob!  It's a shouting day. 

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  1. Sarah Ellen MamlnJune 11, 2021 at 10:18 AM

    You're not shouting loudly enough. . . I can't hear you. . . I just sent you a book by our dear friend, Juli Boit, NP, who runs two hospices in Kenya. . . It's a wonderful read! ! ! - but not officially out until the 29th of September. It's "From Beyond the Skies."

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