Sunday, March 17, 2019
Tonight's picture was taken on St. Patrick's Day of 2009. Several of Mattie's friends gave him all sorts of clover gear! Mattie decided to put them all on in order to get dressed up to go into clinic that day. Despite how ill Mattie was and how badly he felt, he still had an incredible spirit and love for life.
Quote of the day: The afternoon passed more slowly that a walnut sized kidney stone. ~ Tom Robbins
The highlight of my day was walking four miles with Peter and Sunny. We literally walked from home to Roosevelt Island. Then walked around the Island and back home. Sunny absolutely loved the adventure and it was the perfect day to do this, not too cold or too hot.
I am very aware that I have a kidney stone, and I have had it traveling around my body for over a month. In the beginning when I learned this I was hesitant to do anything. Now I figure, I have to live my life, which means having plans, but never forgetting to drink water along the way.
I snapped a photo of Peter and Sunny on Roosevelt Bridge.... walking to the Island.
The beauty of Georgetown, from the Roosevelt Bridge.
Peter snapped a photo of us! Sunny was thoroughly confused, as to why we weren't moving and getting to the Island!
I love this aerial view of the Island's boardwalk from the Roosevelt Bridge.
The Kennedy Center off in the distance.
Do you see the lone pine tree in the center of this photo! I call this tree, "Peter's tree." Why? Because Peter snaps photos of this tree throughout all the seasons. It is an interesting way of tracking the the change in weather. The Island is beginning to show new green growth, promising that Spring is on its way.
Tonight's picture was taken on St. Patrick's Day of 2009. Several of Mattie's friends gave him all sorts of clover gear! Mattie decided to put them all on in order to get dressed up to go into clinic that day. Despite how ill Mattie was and how badly he felt, he still had an incredible spirit and love for life.
Quote of the day: The afternoon passed more slowly that a walnut sized kidney stone. ~ Tom Robbins
The highlight of my day was walking four miles with Peter and Sunny. We literally walked from home to Roosevelt Island. Then walked around the Island and back home. Sunny absolutely loved the adventure and it was the perfect day to do this, not too cold or too hot.
I am very aware that I have a kidney stone, and I have had it traveling around my body for over a month. In the beginning when I learned this I was hesitant to do anything. Now I figure, I have to live my life, which means having plans, but never forgetting to drink water along the way.
I snapped a photo of Peter and Sunny on Roosevelt Bridge.... walking to the Island.
The beauty of Georgetown, from the Roosevelt Bridge.
Peter snapped a photo of us! Sunny was thoroughly confused, as to why we weren't moving and getting to the Island!
I love this aerial view of the Island's boardwalk from the Roosevelt Bridge.
The Kennedy Center off in the distance.
Do you see the lone pine tree in the center of this photo! I call this tree, "Peter's tree." Why? Because Peter snaps photos of this tree throughout all the seasons. It is an interesting way of tracking the the change in weather. The Island is beginning to show new green growth, promising that Spring is on its way.
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