... a little each day. Only 72° today, but that's 1 degree more than the last time. That's not the temperature, but the distance I can bend my leg back ... and it hurt. And I folded towels (for balance & how long you can stand) and then had to pick up dropped clothes and hang them on the hanger (more balance).
I finished "Sarah's Key" by Tatiana de Rosnay which is an excellent book. It's about WWII Jews in France. The author did a great job of weaving facts of history with an imagined story ... a very moving story.
Remember that brown roast beef I mentioned yesterday? Today it was beef tips with noodles. Great oatmeal for breakfast.
Enjoy your day!
I've created this blog because of the new found history to me and about me, but I'll throw in some things about quilting or books I particularly liked and perhaps even family, my favorite. For continuity of my history, start from the earliest entry to the most recent.
Books I like:
- "Mornings In Jenin: A Novel by Laila Ibrahim
- "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" by Mary Ann Shaffer & Anne Barrows
- "Hope's Boy" by Andrew Bridge
Sites that might be of Interest
About Me
Who knew?
I was just visiting another site and saw some lovely photos that I wanted to see enlarged. Then I read, off on a side bar, that clicking on the photo will enlarge it. So I came to my blog and tried it, too. It works! So, just in case there is someone else that isn't in the know, just click on any photo and there it is ... bigger than you knew was possible. Enjoy!
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