I went for a windy walk with a friend this morning, then we went for coffee on Main Street. Some girls were selling daffodils in front of the store on behalf of the cancer society. We stopped into a store and did a bit of shopping. The cashier asked my friend if she had a pin number to enter for her visa and she didn't. So we got talking about how difficult it is to keep track of all these 'security' pin numbers. The cashier said she'd just learned that even the IT managers that develop all this security admitted they don't often change their passwords or even write them down so they can remember them. But even if you write these passwords down, you run the risk of put them away too carefully.
I decided to give my uncle a call, his wife had passed away about a month ago. He had just been to a church breakfast social and seems to be keeping busy. Someone had invited him, but he doesn't think the church thing is for him! I know he bowls regularly. He did say that my aunt had not made a will and he can't find a lot of papers, but he's just taking one day at a time. Now he'll make sure that his own affairs are in order.
L thinks her wisdom teeth are trying to come up, it seems early, but we'll check with the dentist to make sure they don't push the other teeth out of line.
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4 comments:
Hi Christine,
just catching up. Tex mex pie sounds interesrting. I've never used polenta but I think it's in powder form here. Would be a change
Barbara, that was my second time using polenta, finishing it up from the first time. But it's really just corn meal so give it a try! The meat sauce is very tasty.
If your uncle was at church before i would think this time would be a godo time to go with his wife dying, no? Maybe too much social pressure? Anyway, I know all about taking on e day at a time--sometimes its all one can do.
Mmm, my uncle was never a church goer, so maybe he's being honest with himself.
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