Hi Annie,
I’m sure Ham told you we finished the puzzle and sent you a couple of pictures. You’ve got us hooked on Charlie Harper puzzles. I ordered two more that will be fun and challenging (for us). Spring is here and things are getting busy so we’ll probable not work on them until the winter when we feel like shut ins. Something to look forward to when the nights are long and we can’t get out of doors as much.
Matt came over a few days ago to help Ham move a wicker couch from the living room to the sunroom. Then we had a very nice long talk. Jamie asked if I had any perennials they could have. They need to fill in a flower bed that got torn up when he did a big job on the well. It would save them money. Luckily, quite a few of my perennials need dividing and or moved, so Thursday Ham will do the major digging. We’ll take them up on Friday. It will be a good excuse to visit with Jamie, Amy, and the kids.
I’ll give you a run down of some of the things that keep us busy and active. Sunday we went to Quaker meeting and I served a meal at the Warm Shelter in Westerly. We had book club last evening and lunch with a friend, Carol Roper, today. Tomorrow, I help clean house at meeting and have a cuppa and a walk with a friend. Thursday I’ll have line dancing and Ham goes to coffer with a couple of his guy friends and digs perennials. Friday we go to a writing group and up to Jamie’s. Saturday we’ll go into Boston for a real Chinese lunch and the Ballet with Aaron. And, we exercise at least an hour every day with a walk or the YMCA. Our bikes are tuned up and ready to go when the weather warms up a to the 60’s. I don’t want you to think we are “moping” around old folks. Life is good and we plan on keeping it that way.
My best to you and Gabe and Louie, as you too head into spring.
With affection,
Cia
I’m sure Ham told you we finished the puzzle and sent you a couple of pictures. You’ve got us hooked on Charlie Harper puzzles. I ordered two more that will be fun and challenging (for us). Spring is here and things are getting busy so we’ll probable not work on them until the winter when we feel like shut ins. Something to look forward to when the nights are long and we can’t get out of doors as much.
Matt came over a few days ago to help Ham move a wicker couch from the living room to the sunroom. Then we had a very nice long talk. Jamie asked if I had any perennials they could have. They need to fill in a flower bed that got torn up when he did a big job on the well. It would save them money. Luckily, quite a few of my perennials need dividing and or moved, so Thursday Ham will do the major digging. We’ll take them up on Friday. It will be a good excuse to visit with Jamie, Amy, and the kids.
I’ll give you a run down of some of the things that keep us busy and active. Sunday we went to Quaker meeting and I served a meal at the Warm Shelter in Westerly. We had book club last evening and lunch with a friend, Carol Roper, today. Tomorrow, I help clean house at meeting and have a cuppa and a walk with a friend. Thursday I’ll have line dancing and Ham goes to coffer with a couple of his guy friends and digs perennials. Friday we go to a writing group and up to Jamie’s. Saturday we’ll go into Boston for a real Chinese lunch and the Ballet with Aaron. And, we exercise at least an hour every day with a walk or the YMCA. Our bikes are tuned up and ready to go when the weather warms up a to the 60’s. I don’t want you to think we are “moping” around old folks. Life is good and we plan on keeping it that way.
My best to you and Gabe and Louie, as you too head into spring.
With affection,
Cia
. . . and here we are, the proud puzzle-solvers!
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