A Romantic Hodgepodge

1. When's the last time you had a heart to heart talk with someone? A change of heart? Experienced figurative 'heart failure?'
Last heart to heart was probably with my son the last time we were together. He and I slipped away to the grocery store just the two of us. It was our only time alone together that weekend.

2. Champagne, chocolates, flowers...what's your Valentine pleasure? Any special plans for the day?
Oh I would love some champagne, but not this year. I enjoy the red roses my husband buys me every year, sometimes I wish we could do something a bit more special and unexpected. He usually has to work on these nights so dinner together is out.

3. Are you a hopeless romantic or do you fall more in the category of practical and pragmatic? What's a gesture you find romantic?
I'm pretty much a hopeless romantic. After being married 36 years and having no extra money to spend frivolously, we have become quite practical. I have recently been thinking how it seems much of the romance is gone and then today I had to send him an email...something for church, nothing personal, and he responds back with "thank you, Valentine". Aw, that's just what I needed!

4. Do you ask a lot of questions in life or are you pretty content with what you already know?
I guess I'm somewhere in the middle. I don't ask a lot of questions but at the same time I wouldn't say I'm content with what I already know. I guess I either don't know what to ask or don't take the time or opportunity to ask.

5. Your favorite power ballad?

It's been so long I had to pull up a website to refresh my memory. It wasn't on the "power ballad" list, but I love Elvis singing I Can't Help Falling In Love With You.

6. Insert your own random thought here.

Even though there was no dinner out, there were moments of sweet romance and between my husband and my daughters boyfriend we have a hint of spring on our kitchen table. I don't encourage my husband to buy flowers, but I must admit they do cheer me up in the dead of winter. It's been a pretty good day.

Happy Valentine's Day! 

Hodgepodge Questions-Volume 340

1. February can be a little bit tricky given the weather and the winter and the whatnot. I read a list (here) of things you can do to make your February brighter which included-start planning your next trip, take more baths, make your own chocolate covered strawberries, and exercise in preparation for swimsuit season. Anything on the list you might try? Which suggestion on the list appeals to you most? Tell us something not on the list that helps make your February brighter. 

Nothing really appeals to me. I no longer like to travel,  I don't care much for baths especially since getting in and out of the tub is such a struggle, I like chocolate covered strawberries but making my own is too much work. Exercise is probably the one thing and I've been trying to get back to that for months so I'm not sure if I'll actually make a go of it, but I'll try. 

2. Tell us about something you've seen or done recently that you'd say was 'super'? 

I've recently made some new greeting cards that if I do say so myself turned out 'super'.

3. Best thing you ate in a 'bowl' last week?

Salad from the deli at our local grocery store. We go in and create our own salads from all the fresh ingredients that have. To have all that variety at home, things would spoil before we used them up so we enjoy going there often.

4. Something you're 'cheering' for right now?

Nothing particular comes to mind.

5. The Winter Olympics begin Friday, February 9th in Pyeong Chang, South Korea. On a scale of 1-10 (with 10 being all in and 1 being no interest whatsoever) how interested are you in the games? Which event do you most want to see (you'll find a list here).

When we had cable I would enjoy watching the skating events. I don't get to watch anymore.

6. Insert your own random thought here.

Looking forward to visiting your blogs.

SMAD

I think I'm struggling with my "royal duties" this weekend.

After last week's attack on my beliefs I'm finding it difficult to be loving and gracious. Yesterday I posted an article on my Facebook page which I hoped would be informational about something that is near and dear to my heart but instead it caused anger in one of our church members and I took it down to avoid further problems. I don't know if this person didn't read it and just made assumptions or what, but the comment that was left had nothing to do with what the article actually said. I know taking it down was the gracious thing to do, yet I'm so tired of stepping aside when what I have to say is important and affects so many people I care about. Instead of being heard I'm told I'm narrow minded, out of touch, selfish, etc. What I want is to find a balance but they don't hear that. It's like they have this preconceived idea of what I believe and they can't open their ears wide enough to get past it. I'm getting tired of the battle and it's affecting everything I do and how I feel. I'm so smad.

 



As a direct result of my "SMAD", I'm supposed to be practicing at the church right now but I can't bring myself to get dressed and go. I might run into someone while there that I just can't deal with today, and maybe...just maybe they've taken all the joy out of serving right now. Instead of practicing I'm making some cards, surfing Pinterest and Facebook and of course...I'm here which is nice.  I'll practice next week...I'll have to. I sure hope I don't regret my decision tomorrow morning. I'll have the Sunday School hour to prepare for church...hopefully that will be enough.

I'm quite tired even though I didn't do much today. I suppose I should clean up my studio there is paper, tools, embossing folders, my Cuttlebug and my Cricut and rubber stamps...everywhere. Then again...maybe I'll wait until after church tomorrow.

Thank you to those who have contacted me recently. I'm really excited to get to know all of you and so I hope if you read this you'll leave a comment.

I'm Back...Again

It's daunting at first to start composing a blog entry after having been gone for so long. This big white box seems so big...and so white.

Much has taken place in the last few months and as I have said probably every time I come back after being away, I want very much to be more consistent in my blogging. Life just seems to carry me away. Let's see how well I do this time.

Thursdays have become ladies Bible Study day. A few of us got together and just decided we needed a study and so we began. It has been so wonderful for me personally to have a circle of friends to stand beside me and uphold me in prayer when needed. This has been a long time coming.

The new year has brought little to no change in my personal life. I am hoping and praying for change in several areas as the year goes on. Last year I had some of my beliefs questioned...well, actually I was told I'm wrong to believe the way I do. I went back armed with God's Word to no avail. I will not/cannot compromise my stand on this issue and because I will not bend, I am being considered as one causing conflict and dissension. I'm praying somehow for this to be resolved but it's difficult to see how when neither side will compromise their position. It's going to be very difficult to serve on the music committee this year because of this situation. I do have a support system in place now, the ladies from Bible Study and a few other friends and that helps a lot.

So if you come back to visit...and I come back to post, you'll be hearing about church, my projects, my goals, my plans, my piano students, what I'm learning, my new diagnosis, my new business and how I manage it all and try to keep my crown from falling off.

Please say hi if you stop by!

Hodgepodge Questions-Volume 334

1. Where have you found unexpected magic or delight this holiday season?

I don't intend to be Debbie Downer, but this has been an unusually difficult holiday season this year. Plans are so up in the air I don't even know if I'll get to see my precious granddaughter this Christmas and I was so looking forward to enjoying her first real Christmas with her and watching her face as she opens her gifts. 

2. What's your favorite type of holiday gathering? Will you/have you gathered in your favorite way this month?

Lessons and Carols at church with my mentor playing the organ

3. Time has named 'The Silence Breakers' (women who came forward with stories of harassment)  'person of the year' for 2017. Would you agree? If not, who do you think deserves the title?

I haven't given this any thought and for personal reasons I'm not going to comment at this time.

4. How did you spend your time this year? Are you happy about that? Elaborate

I spent my year doing what I always do, taking care of home and family, teaching and serving in the church. It's my calling so I'm at peace with that and yes most days I'd say I'm happy.

5. Bid farewell to 2017 in ten words or less.

This has been a bit of a rough one for me and I wouldn't want to go through it again. I'm ready to shake the dust off and start fresh!

6. Insert your own random thought here. 

All I can think of tonight is...T-I-R-E-D

An Ultra Violet Hodgepodge

1. 'Hurry less, worry less'...what's your strategy for making that happen this holiday season? How's it going so far?

I am a big time worry wart. I don't worry about holiday stuff though. I have learned over the years to keep meals and such simple, if someone wants something else, they are more than welcome to make what they like. We're not even exchanging gifts so it takes that worry off,  whether someone will like their gift. 

2. Do you have a list of to-dos that need accomplishing in order to prepare your home and/or property for the winter season? What are some of the jobs on your list? Are you a do-it-yourselfer or do you hire someone to accomplish these tasks

Dear Husband usually does, but not much for me. I just empty any pots of dead flowers, clean the flower beds out, put away my shepherd's hooks, wind chimes, pots of flowers that winter indoors, my gnome, etc. Dear Husband has to take down the garden fence, and till...he never got to it this summer so it will be waiting for him when the snow melts. We have to have all our chores done by mid October...winter has been here for a while already. 

3. According to dietitians surveyed, the most popular health foods for 2018 will be -turmeric, sprouted foods (bean sprouts, breads with sprouted grains, etc), veggies in place of grains, dairy free milk, and pulses (lentils, chickpeas, etc).  What's the first thought that ran through your head when you read this list? Of the foods listed which one might you add to your regular diet? Also, can milk really be dairy free? Is it still milk?

I have been using turmeric for a while now to combat my inflammation. I haven't learned about the sprouted foods yet...heard about them but haven't learned how to implement them. I try to eat lots of green leafies but that's difficult in winter months. We do eat a lot of our garden veggies that I have frozen. I like lentils in soups, I hadn't heard they were a new popular health food though. I stopped drinking milk a long time ago when it would give me stomach cramps. I can have a little and sometimes I crave it...I just have to not overdo. I use coconut milk in my morning smoothies these days. 

4. The Pantone Color of the Year for 2018 is Ultra Violet. According to the Pantone site 'Ultra Violet communicates originality, ingenuity, and visionary thinking pointing us to the future.' What say you? Do you like the color purple? Did you see the movie or read the book-ha!?  Is purple a color you wear often? Describe for us one purple item in your home without using the word purple.  If you were in charge of such things what color would you select for 2018?

I like some purples. I Googled this one and saw some home decor...not for me, it's a bit too intense. I like what I call a harvest purple that you see in the fall. I don't know what it's real name is but it's deeper, maybe with a touch of gray. I may do some of this trendy purple as accents in my wardrobe, but only a touch. I haven't seen the movie or read the book. Something in my home of that color...the only thing close is my shower curtain, but it's not nearly as bright as the Ultra Violet. I would have no idea what to choose if I were in charge. 

5. Favorite book you read this year?

One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp

6.  Insert your own random thought here.

I've been in a slump this week. Tired, no motivation...could be my cleanse is starting to work, I can't wait to get over this first hurdle so I can start feeling better. 

Hodgepodge Volume 332

1. What title would you give this current chapter of your life?

I would call this chapter of my life Pressing On While Tying Up Loose Ends. I'm so busy with life right now, my job(s), my ministry, friends yet I have so many projects that I've started that need to be finished...things I really don't want to leave undone. I want to leave some important things and thoughts for each of my children, scrapbooks, heirlooms and such, but organizing them is a task that is taking much longer than I had hoped and I can't seem to find the time to tackle them.

2. December 6 is National Microwave Oven Day. Who knew? Besides popcorn and coffee reheats, what's the most common thing you microwave? Could you get along without a microwave?

Honestly, all I use my microwave for is coffee reheats and leftover reheats. It comes in so handy because of our crazy schedules around here. Often we have to eat separately and because I teach piano during the late afternoon and evening hours, I prepare our supper that morning or the night before and everyone reheats in the microwave when their schedule allows. It's invaluable for that but I don't even use it for popcorn anymore since my husband bought me a Whirly Pop! I've always preferred popcorn on the stove top and now I use coconut oil and love the flavor. I could get along without it...I grew up before they were available for our homes, but it does make my husbands life much easier.

3. If you could insert yourself into any Christmas carol and experience the lyrics in real life, which Christmas carol lyric would you choose and why. 

O Come All Ye Faithful because I always try and picture what it must have been like for those privileged to worship Him at the manger. O come, let us adore Him...the word 'adore' is one of my favorites...can you imagine being able to adore the baby Jesus? Do we take time to adore Him today?

4. Describe the most beautiful drive you've ever taken.

I'm blessed to have lived in two beautiful states. I have taken many beautiful drives through the mountains of Colorado as a child...most beautiful in the fall. Here in Michigan my favorite drive was one winter several years ago when we drove north on Highway 41 towards Copper Harbor in the winter. We had just had a big snow and the trees were heavy with it. It felt like driving through a white tunnel and it was so quiet it was almost eerie.

5. What's something on your Christmas list this year? (an actual list or figuratively speaking, either one)

We're not exchanging gifts this year. I'm a little sad about it and I know I'll miss it come Christmas morning, but it's actually nice not having to figure out gifts. Since I'm not buying for anyone I bought myself a new dress coat I needed for winter. I found a black Friday sale and purchased it for $20. Mostly on my list is for our whole family to be together and getting along...is that too much to ask for?

6. Insert your own random thought here.


We had our first blizzard of the season this week. It didn't drop a great deal of snow but it sure has been blowing around a lot. Most of the hazards have been due to visibility. I need to venture out today...not looking forward to going anywhere.  

Hodgepodge Questions-Volume 325 Tuesday, October 10, 2017

1. On a scale of 1-10 how would you rate your sense of direction? 1=can't find my way out of a paper bag and 10=if I've been somewhere once I can find it blindfolded ten years later.
I would guess about a 5.

When was the last time you looked at/used a map you could hold in your hand? (phones don't count!) 
Probably about 15 years ago.

back east, down south, out west, up north

Choose one of these directional expressions and tell us why you chose it.
North because I live way up north in the U.S.

2. Did you do more talking or listening yesterday? Is that typical? Describe your yesterday in one word.
Listening. Yes that is typical. I'm not much of a talker except to very close friends. Yesterday was exhausting.

3. Time, money, water-power-resources, opportunity...which one on the list are you most guilty of wasting? What might you do to change that?
Time. It's so easy for me to get distracted or there are just things I'd rather do than the things I'm supposed to do. I'm actually working on changing this...making lists helps some.

4. Did  your family take regular vacations when you were a kid? Tell us something you remember about a family roadtrip from your own childhood.
Not regular vacations, but we did travel some. I remember visiting Disneyland and loving it!

5. If you could grow anything you wanted, what would you grow? Why?
Money because I'm so very tired of living hand-to-mouth.

6. Insert your own random thought here.
I'm working hard to catch up on work around the house this week. It's wearing me out, but I hope it will be worth it come the weekend when I can have time to relax and enjoy friends. 

Bible Study and Sunflowers

Lots of random thoughts going through my mind today. 

I already mentioned my mother's birthday which was Tuesday this week. I decided to make her cake after all, it was just the thing to do and because my 9x13 pan was in the sink soaking off the baked on BBQ sauce from the ribs this week, I pulled out her old round cake pans that have the lever (for lack of a better word) that slides around the pan to loosen the cake. They don't make 'em like that anymore...I always thought that was so cool, so much so that I found some at a garage sale and bought each of my daughter's a set. Both girls took them for a while and then returned them saying they would never use them. 😮 I saved them for a while but when my daughter began to complain about how much stuff I had I decided to let the garage sale pans go. My mother's pans will have to be pulled from my cold, dead hands LOL! 

This is an Oatmeal Cake. Funny story...I was recently chatting with my brother online, we don't talk much...haven't talked much...ever. Anyway, we were chatting about things Mom used to cook and he was asking for some of her recipes. I asked him if he remembered Oatmeal Cake and he said no but that he remembered her spice cake. I didn't remember any spice cake but got to thinking maybe he meant the Oatmeal Cake after all. I asked him about the frosting because the frosting on Oatmeal Cake is very different and he said that was the spice cake. I then had to laugh out loud because I remembered my Mom telling him it was spice cake because she knew he wouldn't eat it if he knew it's real name! I even remembered her telling me it was our secret. Oh the memories that story brought back. My brother was a bit put out that I had kept that secret all these years, but honestly, I had forgotten about it. Oddly enough there are many people I serve this cake to that won't take it because of it's name. The same holds true for my Oatmeal Pie. Their loss. 

Technology has not been kind to me this week. Has anyone else recently tried to change the background on their blog? I tried again last night and still no go. I do not understand why this won't work. I even went to a different background site and the same thing happened so it must be an issue with blogger. I will try again when I'm finished posting this. 

A while ago...probably a long while ago now, I posted about taking some friends from church on an organ crawl to several of the organs in our area. This was shortly after we got the new organ at church and I had sent out an invitation for people to come take a look at it and see how it worked and what it could do. These two were the only ones who took me up on it. After we looked at it, it only gave them an appetite for more so we visited pipe organs and had a great time getting to know each other. As a result of that day, they have become great friends and she and I started to walk this summer and have a Bible Study together. I can tell there are many more adventures ahead for the two of us. I had noticed she's been carrying around a tumbler for water that has a lid and a straw...she takes it everywhere and I thought if I had one like it, maybe it would be easier to drink the large amounts of water I'm supposed to take in each day. I looked and looked and couldn't find one and today she brought me one she found and bought for me. It holds a big 32 oz., I have already put it to use and I can already tell it's going to be helpful! 

Is anyone familiar with the movie Calendar Girls? 

I watched it again recently and find myself identifying with the characters so much more this time....probably because I'm much closer to their age this time and have been feeling so pushed aside because I'm old. If you know the movie, you've heard this: 

The flowers of Yorkshire

Are like the women of Yorkshire.

Every stage of their growth has its own beauty,

But the last phase is always the most glorious.

Then very quickly they all go to seed.

Which makes it ironic my favorite flower

Isn’t even indigenous to the British Isles, let alone Yorkshire.

I don’t think there’s anything on this planet

That more trumpets life than the sunflower.

For me, that’s because of the reason behind its name.

Not because it looks like the sun

But because it follows the sun.

During the course of the day,

The head tracks the journey of the sun across the sky.

A satellite dish for sunshine.

Wherever light is, No matter how weak,

These flowers will find it.

And that’s such an admirable thing.

And such a lesson in life.

We talked about this at Bible Study today (not the movie but the idea of feeling put on a shelf or shoved aside) and it seems it's a real problem with many our age in our church lately. I found out it's not just me feeling this way. I don't know what I'm going to do about it, if anything but I can't help but feel I want to be respected and listened to and like the women in the movie I want to make a change...do something that matters. My friend and I invited others to join us in our Bible study and I'm excited to be reaching out to these women who are feeling the same way we are. I hope this is the beginning of something wonderful for us and for the church.  

"Every stage of their growth has its own beauty,

But the last phase is always the most glorious."

The strangest thing happened this year, we had some sunflowers pop up unexpectedly in our garden. We didn't plant them, but there they were and perfectly situated right in the back corner. So lovely! Such a gift! Again I am reminded of the prose from the movie,

"Wherever light is, No matter how weak,

These flowers will find it.

And that’s such an admirable thing.

And such a lesson in life."

The sunflowers in my garden have now withered and gone to seed...but I have not! I still have years of service left if the Lord so wills. So when I think of following the sun, I am reminded to follow the SON.

Hodgepodge

It's been a while, but I am looking forward to touching base with the great folks over at Hodgepodge this week:

 1.  Have you ever spent time on a farm? Tell us a little bit about it. Have you ever grown your own pumpkin? Been on a hayride? Driven a tractor? Milked a cow?

I can't think of any particular visit to a farm, although I think I was on one or two during my years in high school/college when I toured with choirs. I have never grown a pumpkin, but this year my husband planted squash and we enjoyed our first one tonight for supper. It was quite tasty! I have been on a hayride or two but I've never driven a tractor or milked a cow. 

2. What's something younger you would like about you now? 

That's a tough question and I've very interested to read the answers from others. I guess I would have to say that I'm young at heart. 

3. What are three things you'd like to do more often? Three things you'd like to do less often?

Three things I'd like to do more often...exercise, scrapbook, generally have more time for myself. Three things I'd like to do less often...cook, clean, put my needs last.

4. What's on your nachos?

Cheese, onions, black olive, taco meat
5. What's the most random thing in your purse or wallet? Does it need to stay there?

I guess it would be my eyeglass  cleaning cloth. I suppose it doesn't need to stay there seeing as how I never use it...just my shirt tail. 

6.  Insert your own random thought here.

I cannot figure out what's going on with my blog. I have tried for 2 evenings now to change the background with a code from cutest blog on the block. I have completely erased the code I no longer need and replaced it with new code but the old background keeps coming up. Yes...I made sure to hit save. How is this even possible?? 

Good Evening

I wanted to touch base with all of you dear people who read and responded so kindly to my last post. I see I could have some very dear friends here and I hope we get to know each other well and that happens sooner than later. I know the ball is in my court so to speak. 

Thank you Terri D. You're right in many ways and not the first to suggest we leave. My husband and I have discussed the possibility of changing churches, but there are people there we have worshiped with for 30 years now and to think of leaving just makes our hearts ache. Someday that "last straw" may fall, but until then I must find a way to cope while I continue to serve in my limited way. 

Barbara, I LOVE how you refer to your husband as Beloved!! That is so beautiful and I wish I had thought of that. I refer to mine as Hubby, but I don't care for it. I would love to find something else. Thank you for your understanding comments. Our church is indeed trying a blended service, but it just isn't working yet because there is no unity and because they insist on choosing new music that doesn't work well for congregational singing. It's so terribly sad. I would love to visit a church where they have done this successfully. I maintain it can be done...but certainly not the way we're doing it. 

Thank you too Mrs. T. I agree it is more of a heart issue than a music issue, but it seems they always seem to use the music and the organ specifically as a scapegoat. 

I will have an update on the situation again soon...there is more to tell. I have so much to catch up on in my blogging world. 

Today is my mother's birthday. She went to be with her Lord and savior in 2008, but today would have been her 90th. We were extremely close so I always celebrate. If she were here today I would have taken her to the new fish and chips restaurant in town and I would have baked her an Oatmeal Cake. I almost baked the cake anyway, but decided against it for diet/health reasons. I would love to share a picture but I can't get my Chromebook to recognize my external hard drive and I don't know what to do about it. I read somewhere that I would have to back up the files then reformat the drive but that is where I back up my files. I'm a tad miffed. I may have to take over the ancient desktop in the basement. 

I also tried to change the background on my blog today. I love the pink roses, but I wanted something more fall like. I found some nice ones at cutest blog on the block and copied the code etc. but it still comes up roses! How is that even possible when I erased one code and added a new?? I may post this, then try shutting down my computer and trying all over again. 

I have more to share, but I think I will try to visit some of you instead. Daughter and I were watching the moon light up the moving clouds tonight so this sig tag is perfect. 

A Slow Moving Hodgepodge

1. 'Slow and steady wins the race'...tell us about a time this was true in your own life. 

In my life this is true of everyday. I am continually telling my piano students to slow down because when we try to play too fast before we're ready we miss things and we make mistakes. It's a good life lesson as well. 

2. 'As slow as molasses'...Do you like molasses? How about maple syrup? Caramel? Butterscotch? What's your favorite of the slow moving treats mentioned here, and what's your favorite food made with that sweet treat? 

I don't care much for molasses. I do like caramel and butterscotch but my favorite in the list is maple syrup. Living up here in the far north I can get my hands on real maple syrup. I never had the real thing until I moved here, and boy was I missing out on something growing up! My kids got this special treat when they went to grandma's house, but I wouldn't buy it because they would dump on way too much and due to the fact it is expensive and a special treat it should be used sparingly. However, now that we are, for the most part "empty-nesters" genuine maple syrup is now all I'll buy. It's my special treat for growing old and sending my kids out on their own. 😉 Plus, it's better for us than the processed stuff. 

3. Your favorite slow song? 

To Where You Are by Josh Groban

4. Your favorite thing to make in a slow cooker or crock pot? 

Either my lasagna or my enchiladas. Both are favorites in our family and since I found crock pot recipes for them I'll never make them any other way. 

5. 'You may delay, but time will not.' ~Benjamin Franklin Are you more a hurrier or a delayer when it comes to unpleasant tasks that need doing? What are you currently either delaying or hurrying to get through this week or month?

I'm a delayer. I think there are several things on my list that I keep putting off. Life is a bit overwhelming right now and when I'm overwhelmed I tend to just give up until I can find some motivation. 
6. Tell us three things you encounter regularly or even just occasionally that you find to be annoyingly slow.

As a church organist I find some of the songs we sing in church annoyingly slow and that's the perfect description. I set the tempo in my introduction which is what I'm supposed to do as the organist, then the song leader and the pianist come in and drag us all down. There have been lots and lots of complaints about our music lately and I think this is one of the reasons yet they just keep grinding them down into the depths of kill- me- now -boring and most of the people complaining blame the "organ". UGH!

7. March is National Craft Month. Are you crafty? Tell us about something crafty you'll try in the next thirty one days. Or something crafty you'd like to try or wish you had the skill to make happen. 

I am crafty and although I won't be trying a new kind of craft, I'm always working on a new project. I love to scrapbook, make greeting cards and I belong to an Artist Trading Card group so I always have a new challenge. Our crafting group will be getting together on Saturday for an all day craft day. We do this about every 2nd month or so. 

8. Insert your own random thought here. 

My blog time is suffering lately as are some other things in my life. It's been a very busy week and it's only Wednesday. There are several things that have been added to my already busy teaching and practicing schedule by family and church. I'm going to have to sacrifice some practice time this week in order to get it all done and I'm not happy about it. Having to share a vehicle is also making things complicated. I can't wait until Hubby's truck is repaired. 

Thank you for visiting, have a wonderful rest of the week.