Every Day is a Feast Day

With Mike & Matt's help we were able to get shelving up to set statutes of Our Lord and Lady.  I have also been indulging Laura in potted plants, and I enjoy the peace lily near the new audio/video equipment rack, that also houses the wireless router.

We also made space for a statue of Our Lady of Fatima that Kimberley had won in a raffle during the annual Columbus Day bizarre up in Massachusetts.  I hadn't snapped the picture yet, but she's in the front hall as the first greeting to visitors in our home.

It's turing into a very comfortable space for Laura, Matthew, Kate, Theresa, Anne-Marie, and our four dogs.   Still quite a lot of art yet to place and hang, but we just work a little each day.

I'm still feeling an incredible fatigue, and some circulation issues with my hands falling alseep from bending my elbow too far I think.  Feeling this un-reasonable fatigue I had Laura test my sugar with her diabetic strips for good measure. I came in at 151 so I guess that's just fine for me.  I figured, we could make the test, and if it did come in very low, I would call my doctor.

I still can't understand how it is my appetite has increased so much, my GI is clear, and I am still dropping weight as we go.  Both Theresa and Matt have been fine cooks with the new kitchen, and with Mike's suppliments to our grocery purchases, the nutirition quiality is higher then we've afforded in years.  Each day seems like a feast to me.

I figure I may as well post my latest weight as part of my standard signature to trend it.

I rested most of the day - sleep is comming in more easily now and requires no red wine assistance.


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Ad Jesum, Per Mariam, Eric
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