A New Year
The holidays have come and gone. The decorations are taken down, the ball has dropped and 2015 has faded into past. Few years in my life have been as difficult as 2015. I must admit I was not sorry to see 2015 go. I spent the last two months of the year by my mother’s bedside. She passed away on December 23rd. I do not have the words to express my profound sadness and great sense of loss. Mourning combined with recovering from the spinal surgery has left me weak as a kitten. I can barely lift a gallon of milk let alone my spirits.
The good news is I have been cleared to begin physical therapy and the process of rebuilding my health. I really underestimated at my age how fast arm and leg strength can just go away. I have responded to many people with the answer that I could not tell “if” or “when” I might return to my work from this forced sabbatical. I can at least declare now that I will return. I hoping to get back in April barring any other life surprises. I like surprises less than I used to and I am looking forward to an uneventful new year.
George
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Wednesday 13 Jan 2016 | admin | Uncategorized
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You will be in my prayer for complete recovery.
It is sad that your Mom died, however, she is now your Angel in heaven, looking down on you.
I look forward to your return, as I have a special plaque, I believe you can do.
Thank-you for sharing your God given talent! I know I couldn’t do this.
Connie
I hope the surgery was successful and you are now close to full recovery. I came here today to see if there was a way to contact you about your pastry/biscuit board. I bookmarked it awhile ago but from the pictures I didn’t quite understand the mechanics in building them that you’ve described.
I shall check back again with hopes you will be well and in business by then.
Shelley (Souza)