The People and Things We Take For Granted
It's me, and I'm back, its been a whirlwind but I'll have lots to write about to catch all of yous up! What shocked me back into writing was a story on my Face Book feed. It wasn't all that big and could have slipped by but something about the picture drew me in. It was an article about a lady named Lisa Myer. Lisa Myer lived in a small town in a wooden cabin that had no insulation and only a wood stove for heat. All huddled around the fire I was not surprised to see she was an antiques dealer, the house suited her. She had a Godchild she loved very much they met every Sunday and spent holidays together. She was also just recently a grandma and looked beaming in the pictures of her with her daughter and the little bundle of joy. Lisa also had a love of gardening and and created a lovely outdoor wonderland for her guests and her dogs. She had many dogs and all of them rescues. She commented on one picture of her walking them, that the
