A Long Day-She's Laid To Rest

Here it is a rainy, dreary, dismal day in Cleveland. We have to bury my MIL today. Hopefully the rain will stop by then. I've got some pictures to share that show how generous people are. It sure renews my spirit of how good people can be.  This first group of cards was donated to Summit Point by Rita in WI.  Thank you Rita for helping to put some sunshine in the resident's day, knowing they can send cards to loved ones.

This second group of cards is from Klasell in WA.  I'm sorry I don't know your first name or your SCS name.  You've donated some beautiful cards and I'd like to thank you properly. 

This is an afghan that the Quilts to Comfort made and delivered yesterday.  I'm assuming it's for Tim?

Here's a beautiful lap quilt from church and the Quilts for Comfort group.  I think it's for me?  Not sure since, I don't think Tim or I qualify for the lap quilt stage yet. gigggle......

I saw this and thought it was a great message to share.

Here is another group of cards from New York, but they came with no name just an address.  I hope whomever sent them will let me know who they are.

This is the card I made tonight for the Featured Stamper on SCS.  Love Riley stamps especially when he makes s'mores.  

It was a long day here.  We went to my FIL's house and all drove together to the cemetery for the service and burial.  It was raining so we had to use umbrellas and walk in some mud.  Then we went back to Dad's house to wait for the restaurant to open.  I think we had about and hour or so.  We ate at a great restaurant 5 minutes from his house.  It was called Daddonas.  The food was amazing!  I had fettuccine Alfredo with  chicken.  Yum!  It took so long since there were 15 of us that I was tired by the time we finished.  We'd sat around most of the day.  I was ready to be in a quiet place for a while by then.

  It wasn't as hard to be in Dad's house without mom as I thought it would be.  Thank you God for helping with that.

Time for sleep.

Blessings for stopping by.