We made this little selfie video a couple of weeks ago at the request of the Canada Branch of the Butterfly diaspora. Greetings for Malcolm came in from as far as NZ. You can hear the Channel softly roaring in the background. Now if we had done it this week you would not have been able to hear anything but the Channel. There is a storm on - wonderful waves outside our window.
All that power, all that energy. And how I could do with some of it. I failed yet again to get myself to the meeting on Sunday morning in person. I need to re-think and re-strategise.
In the meantime, I am so grateful for the Zoom provision.
It means I can not only attend the meetings, but take part in them too. As can all of us who are housebound, or intermittently housebound.
It is comforting that we are so carefully provided for - a reminder that Jehovah cares for all his people.
Tuesday was the first of my three medical things this week. We drove to a local hospital through sun and rain alternating - no rainbow seen though - and saw young Dr.Ali. She is very sweet and is trying her best to help. She has suggested an intensification of one of my meds and will see me again in 6 months. She will also speak to Rheumatology, who I see on Friday. I have another local doctor's visit to accomplish tomorrow, as does Captain B.
Dr. Ali was wearing lovely shoes, both smart and comfortable, as befits a very pretty and hardworking lady. My shoes can only be sensible these days, alas, but I can still admire a stylish shoe.
