Thursday Coffee Talk

Good Thursday morning everyone!  Time to rise and shine!  A new day is here and the week is about over.  That is enough to be excited about. 

Our challenge for today is to take it one day at a time.  You can't do more than you can do.  You can't let your day or days over shadow you and get you down.  Take today for today and live today for today.  Someones signature, can't remember who's, says "Why worry about tomorrow because tomorrow isn't even here yet".  SO TRUE!  Tomorrow isn't here.  Today is here.  Let us live for today and take THIS day and live FOR this day.  ONE DAY AT A TIME!!

So, who's up this morning?  What cha sippin' on?  I'm enjoying some awesome Melita Hazelnut from my friends and neighbors the Abernathy's and the coffee sho nuff is good! 

Hope you have the best day ever taking it "one day at a time"!!

How true. If we worry too much about tomorrow we will screw up today.


I'm sippin on my usual folger's, hot and black. We did buy some Kona Coffee (macadamia nut flavored), Ok so I do like one "Foo Foo' flavored coffee. From being in Hawaii. I also liked Primo Beer there.

Have a Blessed Day. (Maybe it might stop raining here sometime soon).

I didn't get a chance to look at this until this evening.  I drank too much coffee today and ended up having many, many trips to the bathroom because of it.  It was a strange day for me.

I went to church for Ascension Thursday and the priest left for about 10 minutes in the middle of the Mass and the deacon proceeded as if nothing had happened.  When the priest came back, the Mass just continued without any explanation.  I guess we weren't due an explantion but I've never experienced that before.

Then I had to get blood drawn for coumadin level.  Even though I gave the clerk the paperwork from my primary, she was ready to send the results to my cardiologist.  I had to point out that it has to go to the primary since he now monitors my levels. 

Later in the afternoon I had to take my car into the shop to see if I can get my AC fixed.  I told them to give me an est before doing the work.  I have a '91 Toyota Camry that I got from my Dad 5 years ago and it only has 94,000 miles on it.  I'll get work for mechanical problems but I'm not willing to shell out big bucks for a luxury item--I can always do the old fashioned 4X60 mode of cooling off.  By the way, I talked to my Mom and she has a '91 Prism that she got from her sister and she only has less than 30,000 miles on it.