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These are the seven newest colours that arrived for spring. Any of them would look amazing in the shawl.
We have great news. Beth brought dad home from the hospital this morning. They are at home watching golf sleeping. Dad was in good spirits when I talked to him this morning. He is going to stay with us for now. Last night Beth and I got the guest room ready for him. We moved in a huge TV (HUGE) so he can watch his own shows while we are watching downstairs. He complained about the small TV in the hospital - there better not be any complaints now 😀. The dogs were very excited to see him.
I’m really early today. I started this post last night but didn’t have time to finish it. I have a bit of time in the store today so I’m doing it now. Just in case things are busy at home tonight which I think they will be.
I'm so happy to hear that your dad is home. I feel as if I know him just a little bit through your blog, and have been hoping he will continue to make a good recovery. My youngest daughter is currently in the final practicum for her Speech and Language Pathologist program, working primarily with stroke patients in an Ontario hospital (though not in your area), and I've thought of your dad whenever she shares her experiences with us.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely to think of you all together again, including the dogs!
So happy to hear your dad is home!1
ReplyDeleteVery happy to hear your Dad is out of the hospital! I hope he continues to recover well. Men and their TVs!! 🙄
ReplyDeleteGreat news Julie! Wonderful that you are all together again. Best wishes to your family.
ReplyDeleteSo glad for all of you that your dad is home. Things are more familiar at your home and it makes it a bit easier for you and Beth.
ReplyDeleteLovely that he's out and able to come and stay at your place.
ReplyDeleteWonderful news! Your dad seems such a kind and sweet man....he'll recover more quickly in the bosom of his family, under the watchful eye of dogs and daughters!
ReplyDeleteSo happy to hear that your Dad is home with his family (dogs included). I bet he will be more comfortable than at the hospital. Give him my best wishes. If I lived near I would bring him some banana bread.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to all!
Great news about your Dad.
ReplyDeleteI’m happy to hear your Dad is doing so well. I know you and Beth will look after him well
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So very happy to hear your good news.
ReplyDeleteGreat news that your Dad is out and home with you and Beth and the dogs. I bet they are excited to have him there. all the best.
ReplyDeleteWendy B
Great news! I am happy for your family.
ReplyDeleteNice to hear that your dad is home.
ReplyDeleteGreat News! All the best for your family going forward. Recovery is so much better at home. From Mary Lou H.
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