The Shed 26

originally posted by: Timely
I just read that Nightstar's husband Mark is in hospital.
All members please join me in wishing a speedy, positive outcome and some good cheer at this time.

Thoughts and prayers.

Thank you Sweetheart!

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a reply to: Gordi The Drummer

LOL That would have been funny.

I'm up really early this morning.

Took a walk to the ice cave which was just lovely.

a reply to: Night Star

Beautiful. Just don't stand directly under those icicles.

a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

LOL, too late. None broke off and hit me so all is good.

Evening everyone!
Mark came home this afternoon.

a reply to: Night Star
That's really good news!
Rainbows
Jane x

a reply to: angelchemuel

It is indeed lovely lady.
Good to see you here again!

a reply to: Night Star

Fantastic news, great to hear!!

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

Thanks Honey!
Beautiful picture!

Good Morning Loves!
I know everyone has been busy with holiday festivities and real life.
Just wondering how everyone is doing.
Love and hugs.

So happy to hear your husband is home! I read the other thread, and with the others, was sending positive thoughts your way.

May this year bring nothing but bright blessings to all of us.

a reply to: chiefsmom

Hello Sweetie!
Thank you!

I agree, may the Hew Year bring bright blessings to all. Hugs!

a reply to: Night Star

You are gonna have to let Mark know, there are better ways to take a few days holiday !!

😜🎅😁

a reply to: Timely

Ha ha!

Had quite an interesting or rather nerve wracking experience this morning. I wake up to a thud and see Mark had dropped a jug of milk and had milk and cereal all over the floor and in his lap. He blood sugars were dangerously low. You could barely get him to talk or focus. SCARY! I finally got him to eat the sugary cereal, but kept making him talk and had him test his sugar level. Man!

Once he was ok, we laughed because he had froot loops stuck to the wheels of his wheel chair. Colorful. lol

*Quietly walks in and shuts the door*

Just letting you guys who don't have me on Facebook know that I am indeed alive and well! Unfortunately, most of my family, myself included, did have issues with COVID back in October. My dad and my step mother were both hospitalized with it and my step mom had the double whammy with both COVID and pneumonia at the same time. The great news is that they made a full recovery and are undertaking physical therapy here at home. My dad was previously in the hospital with pneumonia back in September and was in the process of recovering from that when we all came down with Auntie Rona. I myself didn't really have that many symptoms of COVID as I only had a slight fever, a day of body aches, and a runny nose. I never lost my appetite or my sense of taste or smell. My sister, her husband, her three kids, and my brother also had it and they had little to no symptoms. I guess where we are younger and in somewhat better health than what my dad and step mom are. We got less of an affect from it but we had it nonetheless.

After coming down with that crap and doing the quarantine/isolation thing. I have managed to get out every once and a while to shoot some trains some this month and this is just one example. This would look so much better with some green on the trees. CSXT 2284, ex-Baltimore & Ohio Railway GP35 3518, leads local freight H701 east as it delivers over forty loads of rock to West Virginia Manufacturing at Alloy, West Virginia.




About three weeks ago, a friend of mine got me started on The Dubliners and I have been listening to them ever since.

Today I turned 51. It's my round. I finished my work in the kitchen yesterday. A female colleague baked me a cake specially. Aww.



Think I better dance now.

a reply to: gimmefootball400

CHOOCH!
It's been ages!

Sorry to hear about your family going through covid. Mark and I along with the cat all got it. Mark was in the hospital a while because of it.

Your train photo is as professional as ever! Have you sold any yet?