WALKING, BABYSITTING, and CHEM-TRAILS

WALKING WAS ON THE AGENDA Thursday, so I walked one mile around 4 in the afternoon before going to babysit our youngest grand.  The day was beautiful.  I took out walking and paid a city bill then dropped off some mail as I walked toward my turn around point.  I felt that I did pretty well and didn't get overly tired.  Having made two stops during the timed walk, I covered my territory in 25 minutes.  I walked my mile, returned HOME sweating in need of cooling off.

Put that one in the books.  

While I was out walking Hubby was generous and fixed a fantastic salad for us to take with us when we babysat.

He found an awesome lime salad dressing recipe which I loved and told him to save the recipe.  He can fix this anytime he wants.  The salad had cut up chicken nuggets in it along with lettuce, tomato, cucumbers, chickpeas and spinach with the dressing.  It was seasoned with paprika and garlic.

Our GRAND was so excited to see us and we were excited to see him.  His folks were going on a DATE.  First we played with miniature cars on the floor, ate salad, went outside and played in a sandbox, cleaned up, I fixed Grand some spaghetti, played in his room with his toys, watched CURIOUS GEORGE on the phone, did the dishes, played some more, got lil Dude dressed for bed, read a story on his bed and tucked a tuckered-out boy.  He fell asleep while being read to.  It was a pleasant time.

After his folks returned we chatted some and came HOME.  Watched THE HOUSE OF DAVID.  The story line isn't following the BIBLE story of David to a tee making the story just a good story.  The costuming, the set design, special effects and the acting are well done.  VERY good entertainment.

Friday, I hope to walk a different route.  Think I'll walk to the football field, walk a mile then walk HOME.  Shall see.  It may be too much for me.  That will be about two miles altogether.  This might be a bit ambitious for me, but I can rest once I get to the track and after walking the mile around the track, sit and rest again before heading HOME.  I might be exhausted for the rest of the day so I had best get my chores completed before I take out.

19 days until SPRING.  Praise the LORD.  🌷🌷🌷

ON THE OTHER SIDE.  I have taken an interest in what is in medications.  Their active ingredients and now their INACTIVE ingredients plus side effects.  Then there's food items which is important as well.  When ingredients are wood pulp and sand I hesitate to take the meds and eat the foods. When the FDA says it's safe, I question, is it?  I'm not who I was yesterday.  Each day I continue to change my line of thought.  Not to be paranoid or over reacting, but to be better informed to where I can make an educated guess.  

I've noticed in the skies chem-trails and said we'll be coughing in 3 days.  I'm taking note of when the chemicals are sprayed in the skies and taking note of how I'm feeling afterwards.  Last time they sprayed, two days later I was sad and weepy.  I watched a film clip of the entertainer PRINCE where he is talking about chem-trails and then he mentioned that there were Presidents before President Washington.  WHAT?  Checked it out and there were, but Washington was the first one of the UNITED States.  

• Before George Washington became the first president of the United States in 1789, 14 men held the title of "president". 

Yes, 14 men served as presidents before George Washington. These men were presidents of the Continental Congress and the Confederation Congress. 

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/hall-of-presidents-before-washington#

The things that come to light.  I believe there was far more to PRINCE than just his music.  

After writing personal letters to each of his offices and emailing several times, I haven't heard anything from Senator Jerry Moran about chem-trails.  I'll email him again and send a certified letter.  Perhaps I'll write the Governor.  

WALKING.  I walked Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.  Not bad for an old lady.  5 miles altogether.  I hope to keep this up.

March is here.  
A new month and a fresh start.  

~d