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Jeanie ~
Andy and Jim are such good sons. I'm so glad that you have some homemade food and pumpkin pie.
I used to enjoy watching tennis, but it just got so super fast and all the grunting ... I lost interest. I will watch a little golf with Jim. For his sake. I grew up with baseball, and it isn't an aggressive or violent sport. But I do love my Buckeye football!
I bet your Buckeye fan friend is as happy as we are today! Our Buckeyes beat "The Team Up North" 56-27! It was a rough game, as it usually is between these hard core rivals. It was also raining pretty hard during some of it and about 35 degrees.
Our quarterback, running back, and defensive end are potential contenders for the Heisman Trophy this year.
At the end of the game, we got to see/hear part of Carmen Ohio, and I began singing and finished the song after the camera cut to the talking heads. I noticed as the camera spanned the stadium that only the Buckeye fans were remaining. They were there for Carmen Ohio.
Jim had trouble staying awake for most of the game, but he managed to pop open his eyes for the big plays. At half time, I made breakfast for me, since Jim wasn't hungry. At the end of the game, Jim requested a "bubble and squeak" with all of our Thanksgiving leftovers.
So, I melted some Ghee in the skillet and tossed in mashed potatoes, stuffing, chopped baby carrots, peas, and chopped veggie ham. I "hard" fried an egg beside it (this is what Jim calls breaking the yolk in the skillet). Then I chopped the cooked egg with the spatula and blended it into the rest of the food. Turned up the heat a tad, tossed the mixture so it would get crispy on the outside, and voila!
It was perfect, and he ate a huge plateful. Then, he took a nap.
Next week the Buckeyes play Wisconsin for the Big 10 Conference championship. As I said, having something to anticipate like OSU football helps to distract us from our grief and health issues. We need all of the help we can get to cope through the holiday season. And we're taking this as a form of therapy.
Jeanie, I'm praying for you. I hope you get your strength back soon, and that your cold will abate completely. Please take super good care of yourself. And give Lacy a hug from us.
Love & Light,
Rose
Jeanie ~
Andy and Jim are such good sons. I'm so glad that you have some homemade food and pumpkin pie.
I used to enjoy watching tennis, but it just got so super fast and all the grunting ... I lost interest. I will watch a little golf with Jim. For his sake. I grew up with baseball, and it isn't an aggressive or violent sport. But I do love my Buckeye football!
I bet your Buckeye fan friend is as happy as we are today! Our Buckeyes beat "The Team Up North" 56-27! It was a rough game, as it usually is between these hard core rivals. It was also raining pretty hard during some of it and about 35 degrees.
Our quarterback, running back, and defensive end are potential contenders for the Heisman Trophy this year.
At the end of the game, we got to see/hear part of Carmen Ohio, and I began singing and finished the song after the camera cut to the talking heads. I noticed as the camera spanned the stadium that only the Buckeye fans were remaining. They were there for Carmen Ohio.
Jim had trouble staying awake for most of the game, but he managed to pop open his eyes for the big plays. At half time, I made breakfast for me, since Jim wasn't hungry. At the end of the game, Jim requested a "bubble and squeak" with all of our Thanksgiving leftovers.
So, I melted some Ghee in the skillet and tossed in mashed potatoes, stuffing, chopped baby carrots, peas, and chopped veggie ham. I "hard" fried an egg beside it (this is what Jim calls breaking the yolk in the skillet). Then I chopped the cooked egg with the spatula and blended it into the rest of the food. Turned up the heat a tad, tossed the mixture so it would get crispy on the outside, and voila!
It was perfect, and he ate a huge plateful. Then, he took a nap.
Next week the Buckeyes play Wisconsin for the Big 10 Conference championship. As I said, having something to anticipate like OSU football helps to distract us from our grief and health issues. We need all of the help we can get to cope through the holiday season. And we're taking this as a form of therapy.
Jeanie, I'm praying for you. I hope you get your strength back soon, and that your cold will abate completely. Please take super good care of yourself. And give Lacy a hug from us.
Love & Light,
Rose
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