Mom is sleeping soundly in her bedroom. I can hear her gently snoring. I pull up a photo of Mom from a couple days ago and make a quick study to help me settle for the day ahead.
Mom is sleeping soundly in her bedroom. I can hear her gently snoring. I pull up a photo of Mom from a couple days ago and make a quick study to help me settle for the day ahead.
I can't remember what time the caregiver is coming this morning to give Mom her sponge bath. It could be in the next few minutes or an hour and a half. I know there was a change but I didn't update the Google Calendar so I don't have a point of reference. I'll remember to ask the caregiver when she comes today.
Adele is tucked up in her crate under my desk. She is also waiting for the caregiver. She knows she has to stay in her crate until the caregiver is gone. She is relaxing with her head resting on her stuffed dog companion.
It is a quiet morning. A light summer breeze rustles the leaves of the Lombardi Poplar, casting its protective shade to cool the house.
I like the drawing. It gives me a sense of peace and strength. Mom says, "You help me to be strong. I am excitable. You are calm." I haven't shown her the drawing yet.
I showed Mom the drawing.
"Oh, Jenny! You have drawn God. That picture will inspire so many."
"You are doing great, Mom."
Mom replied, "Hold on!"