- Pray for the Marksbury Family. Yesterday, a wonderful Angus family was on their way to the West Virginia State Fair in their small, private plane. An accident occured just after take-off. Josh, Jamie, and their young son, Jake, were all injured severely. Today, Jake is having surgery but is in stable condition, Jamie is stable, and Josh is still in critical condition. Though I do not know this family personally, I pray for their full recovery and send love their way. Times like these make you appreciate your life and the people around you.
- Buy a mortar board. On a MUCH lighter note, I cannot go another day without a planner. OSU has an official school calendar/planner for students and I am dying to get one. I have so many baby lists in my mind that really need to be written down and they NEED to be in my shiny new mortar board.
- Unpack. I hate unpacking so I think I will go get that mortar board and then come back and look for something else to do.
- Go to the grocery. After sitting empty all summer, our apartment has NO FOOD. The few things that are here, I wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole so I better get on that pretty quick. I can't eat any more McDonald's.
- Send a postcard. This past week, my grandfather moved into an assisted living community. He has adjusted so well and I am SO glad that he is happy, safe, and well cared for. Today, I am going to send him a postcard from Stillwater. Everybody loves a day brightener.
- Shop for a school bag. I am done with the backpack. Besides the fact that mine look like somebody played kick-the-can with it, I have decided I want something a little more grown up than the purple back pack I have carried for the past two years. Its time to upgrade to something a little more mature and professional.
- Check the mail. Our mail box has been slowly filling up for THREE MONTHS. It proabably needs to be checked, you think?
- Cook something. I just have this urge to be domestic, and, knowing me, I better go with it! Who knows when this may happen again...
Praying for the Marksbury Family,
JanLee
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