I decided to change the picture on the Blog so that you could see what Lee looks like now...(he actually looks even better now -- this pic was made in May at our Mother's Day celebration). At the time of the picture, he was still on high doses of Prednisone which made his face "puffy". Today he is on lower doses, and he looks more like he did before his illness. I will add more picture updates as we are able to have more family gatherings where pictures are taken (and when my daughter is here to help me post them!)
On this lovely autumn sunny day, we are enjoying a visit from daughter Julia, and son Doug with his wife Elizabeth and their two children Alex and Max. Earlier today, under Granddaddy's supervision, they all worked to remove fence posts from the garden. Granddaddy commented that the boys were such good workers, that he wished they lived closer so that he could put them to work on the farm more often. The grandsons are excited to be going to a Panther's game tomorrow with their parents (they both play football).
Max (almost six) will be having a "football party" for his birthday November 3rd, and he plans to play on the Panther's team when he grows up.
Today is what I would refer to as a "normal" Saturday on the farm. Family is visiting, and trucks and tractors are going up and down the driveway. How nice to enjoy "business as usual" here.
How lovely....
More Later -- Brenda
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