It was on I-17, halfway to Camp Verde, when I discovered my turn signal had no sound. Oh, my signals were working right, but when I reached up to my left ear I realized my hearing aids got left behind. I took them out right before the final hairspray but forgot to put them back in again. Hearing sounded muffled. I chalked it up to old age and prayed for grace to be able to hear supernaturally as I drove to meet up with friends. They were forgiving and sensitive and helped me forge through our afternoon plans. We drove over the mountain towards Prescott to meet up with others from our home church and indulged in lunch at Chili's for good food and fun fellowship. Afterwards, we walked across the street to purchase tickets for the afternoon viewing of The Last Supper. There are two Last Supper movies playing at this writing. We saw the movie Chris Tomlin co-produced. The emphasis was on the day Jesus shared a Passover Sede...
Tomorrow is the first day of spring! Our mornings still are chilly, but then the powerful Arizona sun arises to warm our March days. I'm considering an herb garden this year. Fresh herbs are wonderful for cooking. I joined my Tucson family for spring break last week. Our days filled up fast with fun activities--cooking and baking together, movies, board games, church, pizza. Should I mention laundry and dishes? The family discovered a new breakfast spot called The Bisbee Breakfast Club. The pancakes were my favorite and the portions were huge. We had leftovers for breakfast the next day. I like the décor. The kiddos modeled in front of the colorful mural wall behind our table. Amy turns eleven this week, but we celebrated early with pizza, cake, ice cream and lots of presents. We were able to take a road trip to New Mexico to visit family. I felt refreshed to be with our cousins and reminisce about growing up in Chicag...