If you asked me, “What gift did you receive at breakfast?” I
would answer, “None, as I did not get up for breakfast.” Perhaps the gift (156)
is that I was catching up on my sleep uninterrupted after the dog kept waking
me during the night. Sleep is a gift.
If you ask me, “What gift did you receive at lunch?” Why,
that I can answer with a long and lengthy list. 157. I got to go to my favorite
breakfast place, Cora’s, and have a delightful crepe with fruit and custard,
along with a good cup of coffee and some bacon on the side. 158. I had a nice visit with my hubby
and then we visited friends. 159. He washed the vehicle. 160. He cleaned up the
dishes and started the laundry.
If you were to ask, “Did you receive a gift at supper?” I
would blush and say, “No, I did not eat supper.” We snacked and worked on
sorting through some piles of bills and receipts that were paid, need to be
paid or need to be filed. 161. The best gift in this was that my dear hubby sat
with me, encouraging, helping, coaching, shredding, disposing, and more.
Last night I received a gift at supper. We made a quick trip
yesterday to Edmonton. We had our evening meal with dear friends we have known
since we were first married. I had recommended One Thousand Gfits to her, and
she was thanking me. It is giving her some help in the exercise of perspective
and gratitude and hard eucharisteo. She lost someone very close to her and the
grief is deeper than the soul can bear. The gift was simply being able to
listen. I have no answers, but I offer her my love and support.
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