Sunday

 This will be short because the day was pretty short on all that happened.  

There was unusual church which was pretty good with all that was going on with the regulars.   Everything happened that was supposed to happen and we all carried on even if most of the staff for many reasons were not there.  I'm wishing them all well and particular those who have Covid.  During the hospital stay they both came to visit but so far the body is staying strong and I am grateful. 

                        The Becky Daisy's are coming on strong.  There is nothing quite like a Becky.


The afternoon consisted of a great sleep and another soccer game with Brazil experiencing a big upset with Norway coming out on top.  

That was followed with the once a month family zoom with all in attendance excepts some of the grandsons.  The garden received a big neglect for today which I'm sure they didn't even know existed. 

        They only just begun but guaranteed to do a great job for the rest of the blooming season.


And that sums up the day.  Tonight there will be another game.  I love the first half always.  As the games near the end it usually get's a bit tense in my room.  And if there is overtime I always tell the boys they could have finished in 90 minutes with a bit of thought.  If there is a shoot out I leave the room.  I'm not into the punishment that comes with that last option.  I just don't even want to think about it.  So onward and forward to the USA game tomorrow evening.

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