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One-liner Wednesday: Every woman’s favorite compliment, backhanded!

Posted on 09/23/202009/23/2020 by Lisa M. Boyd

“You’re good driver for a woman.”

***Classic, what woman hasn’t been here? No matter how defensive a driver or good she might be. There will always be the skeptics who aren’t afraid to share how they feel.***

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One-liner Wednesday September 16, She may have no recollection you came that day, but she knows how very much you love her, Alzheimer’s stare…

Posted on 09/16/202009/16/2020 by Lisa M. Boyd

“I want to tell you how much I miss my mother. Bits of her are still there. I miss her most when I’m sitting across from her.”

My beautiful mother-in-law-, she is deteriorating by the day. We just keep on showing up, and loving her because we *get* to do the next right thing. Be *present*! We all have one common bound we all just want to be loved!

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One-liner Wednesday September 9, this is just a pit stop for me…

Posted on 09/09/202009/09/2020 by Lisa M. Boyd

God has a retirement plan that is out of this world! I can’t wait to see what awaits me beyond the gates of Heaven.

1 Corinthians 2:9 But, as it is written, “What no eye has seen, nor ear heard, nor the heart of man imagined, what God has prepared for those who love him”

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One-liner Wednesday September 2, Patience is a virtue (play on words)

Posted on 09/02/202009/02/2020 by Lisa M. Boyd

Yet I wasn’t laughing, since Covid and Breast Cancer double Mastectomy surgery this has been my life, except I wasn’t laughing.

So the whole idea I pull up with my driver, and we call the number on the outside of the door to the clinic to check in. My mom happened to be my driver on this day. The lady responds with “a nurse will be right out to get you.” It is a very hot dry day resting temp is about 98 degrees.

My mom proceeds to recline her drivers seat, and begins to fall asleep. It is pretty close to closing time inside the clinic. Once 5:00 rolled around, and an hour had passed I called that number again. They forgot about me, and it was my mom who was more unhappy about the situation then me. She let them know when they came out to get me too. She works at a hospital so this was not okay with her in slightest bit, Covid or no Covid. I was like you tell them mom. Covid has changed how all my appointments go. This day though my mom and I were really like seriously?!?! Patience is a virtue (play on words).