Fio isn't feeling good and she still can't find her new blue shoes. They couldn't just walk away, could they? On the other hand, Daughter-In-Law is promising her more salmon in the future. Whoopee!
It's a windy day in Austin, but the roses outside the front door are holding their own, which is more than Fiorella can say about herself. Ah well, there's always tomorrow......Fio hopes.
Your girl is wearing her father's high school shirt today. It's white with "OSCEOLA MILLS HIGH SCHOOL" written across the front of it, and the size gets tighter on Fio every time she washes it. Hmm, Maybe Fiorella's grand children will be able to wear it.
Hooray! Son L found Fio's blue sued shoes on the back porch where your girl had put them to dry after getting them dunked in the mud in one of Texas's rare thunder storms.
Survivor
My heart is like a little boat
That sails upon the sea
Rocked by waves and ocean float
Swamped by adversity
But still the staunchest little boat
That ever sailed the sea
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