Yesterday:
After school, D and B's mom came to pick them up. D and her mom went into the bathroom (B stayed in the living room with me). K came around the corner and, thinking that their family had left, saw B and shrieked, "D forgot her baby!"
Today:
Me to D: "Happy Valentine's Day!"
D to me: "You're welcome."
(We had our party today, so the kids thought it was Valentine's Day.)
Ty took a three hour nap this afternoon, so we didn't have time to decorate his cookies. Maybe this weekend.
Well, I guess we are somewhat lucky, as the dryer only needed the reset button pushed, the dryer stops working when it gets too hot. While looking it over, it was discovered that it has never been hooked up correctly, that's why the floor gets warm while drying clothes and there is a build up of lint. Now we have to go after the plumber who also put in Jenn's shower incorrectly, causing a leak. Owly man had to open up the ceiling in the downstairs bedroom to take care of that. At least the temp is headed above freezing! Have a good week-end everyone!
ReplyDeleteToday I received the funeral leaflet from Lucy. I'll say more about this tomorrow. Jenn, remember when we visited her at Rose Vista Nursing Home in Woodbine?.
ReplyDelete"Bernice Claudine (Cornelius) Wolf was born August 12, 1947, to Claude William and LaVonna Olive (Black) Cornelius in Dunlap, Iowa. She was raised in Dunlap and graduated from Dunlap High School in 1965. Bernice worked at Murphy's Bar after her graduation. She then lived in Council Bluffs, Harlan and Des Moines before moving to Woodbine in the early 1980's. Bernice made address labels for businesses and individuals for a time.
Bernice had the wonderful ability of calling family and friends when they needed to hear a caring voice. She was always available by phone. She enjoyed being the family historian. She also enjoyed sharing recipes with her family. She loved photographs and putting together photo albums. Bernice enjoyed being outside and going for long walks.
Bernice died on Tuesday, February 1, 2011, at Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs, Iowa at the age of 63 years, five months, and 20 days.
Bernice was preceded in death by her parents, brother, Lawrence 'Jiggs' Thompson; and sister, Lois Smith. She is survived by three sons, Terry Hamblen and his wife Kim of Sioux City, Iowa, Michael Hamblen of Woodbine, Iowa, David Hamblen and his wife Karla of Dunlap, Iowa, Patsy and her husband Larry Hedger of Kankakee, Illinois; and many other relatives and friends."
Diane...Glad to hear that your dryer problem was a relatively easy fix. Mine was repaired just a few months ago, so I'm hoping it's got a little life left in it. If something happened to my dryer, Eddie would be terribly upset...lately, he has been sleeping on top of it whenever it's running!
ReplyDeleteLucille...Sorry to hear about Bernice. I have very vague memories of her.
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