There for go I

Just got home from work, I guess I'm lucky to have a job, but, tonight it was 3 women with Alzheimer's. One reminds of my sister, who also has Alzheimer's, she walks around the house saying her 'hail Mary' for about a hour be fore she can go to bed. Poor thing. The other night it was just 3 old ladies that just need some help. Friday night I'm working in another house with 3 more ladies with Alzheimer's. I hope I don't catch it ( ha ha ha). It sure makes you think about your own life and were I might end up? I hope your job is a little more up lifting.

some wisdom?????

Life is short and it is always a shock when someone dies. I sit with people who are dieing. I have seen people go with grace and those who go fighting all the way. It is sad, who ever they may be. We must always live our lives as if this is our last day, always say 'I love you' and never leave in a huff. Do things you love to do and slow down and enjoy the moment.


This goes to young mothers and fathers also, your children grow too fast so enjoy the moment. The tantrum, the moodiness and all.

Oh, just to let you know, I am a great grandmother of two, a boy and a girl.