I was relating this story to a friend a few days (weeks?) ago and decided it would be a good story to put on my blog. Story:
My husband of 40 years died on Dec. 18th 2000. Some time after that, months? I don't remember, I was sitting in the choir loft and had a melt down. I am not a cryer and didn't have the time to grieve in a timely manner ( what is the proper time?) and right there in front of God and everbody, a grief thingie kicked in. I couldn't stop crying. Bad bad. When my birthday came up in the very next week, I was feeling sorry for myself and sitting at the kitchen table feeding my invalid mother, who was not able to do anything at all for herself, a failed casserole. Edible, but definately a failure. I looked up and in the back door came marching all my friends from my Sunday school class, hands full of GOOD food and with smiles on their faces. What a wonderful gift.
Those of you who were there........thank you....you might not know what a wonderful gift and a long standing good memory you provided.
Pumpkin Muffins with Cream Cheese Frosting
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One of my favorite things to bake in the fall are pumpkin muffins.
My favorite recipe has a brown sugar and cinnamon streusel.
I served them with a litt...
1 week ago
3 comments:
I remember that party and many other wonderful parties in your beautiful home. I miss those days.
Charlotte
What a day-lifter that had to be for you, Connie.
"A grief thingy"... you are the reason I am so crazy :)
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