I should write a book, "Don't get out of that bed, work could kill you!"

That would be like four books I wrote in my brain last week!

Extremely frustrating week, which makes me look forward to better days, and knowing that they are just around the corner.

The crowning activity for my week was a trip to Eastland to retrieve a truck. The driver had quit. When I drove up it had red paint on the fenders and the bumper was pushed back on both sides. The driver left the radio on and the batteries were dead, he had lost the oil filler cap and stuffed an old glove in there, the truck was low on oil and the trailer had a flat. I am not through counting but instead of the ten chains and binders each truck was equipped with, I only counted seven!

And the driver seemed like such a good kid! I want to hear his side of the story. Of course it is a possibility that the truck was backed into where he parked it!

I know that stuff happens, but disclosure is a big part of forgiveness.

Ollie signed her paperwork and should be transferring to a state jail in the next thirty-six days. She is projecting her release date as January 20, 2011. Before the holidays are over I am sure she will be screaming cruel and unusual punishment! Best part is, when she is released she is a free woman with a fresh start! Crazy part is, her boy friend Brad is being released November 20, 2010. They should qualify for a discount! I am hopeful he is more serious this time about his release and his alcohol rehab!

Monday, Colby's family adds another member! Jersey Hope Freeman is scheduled to arrive. I am not sure about the spelling. It could be Jerzee. The story is that when they learned they were expecting, Colby said this is the last hope they had for a boy to wear a football jersey (or something along those lines). I expect this new addition to be just as striking and pretty as the other three girls!

I will say that Memama is having a hard time with the name and their naming process!

For those of you who aren't on Facebook with me, Pepa's doctors gave him the go ahead for double knee replacement!

Go figure! 82 years old. A big, big man! Low pain threshold, reluctance to do rehab, and just a little on the lazy side! (I can see him having Memama do his exercises).

I was derelict in my writing last weekend, and it doesn't look any better this weekend time wise, but I will make time!

I am hopeful I can get a nap in before morning!

Have a day!

FATHER, I could sure use some relief! I pray that we will make good decisions. I lift up Rebecca for YOUR miracle of healing. I lift up Colby's family as they welcome a new baby, for a safe delivery for all! I pray that my day will be productive! YOU the GOD!