Good things sometimes happen to good people. Got a ton of different meat–chicken, pork, beef–and salmon filets, sandwich meat and cheese, and rolls all for $36.00.
Brought my ring to Michael’s Jewelers and explained how I lost the stone and they’re replacing it with another for free. Of course, I played the "this was a Christmas present from my husband and I love it and feel terrible" card to its fullest, so that may have helped. Also, a loud, "are these stones just glued in?" didn’t hurt.
And a nephew just claimed the top spot in my will for being a sweetie.
There’s something else good, but I can’t talk about it here yet. I bought myself something and along with paying all the bills and especially those needing to be under the 2007 books, spent thousands of dollars in about two hours. Of course, oil and propane bills alone were a good part of that.
So I can settle back and wait for the snow, comfortable in the knowledge that bills are paid, lotsa little errands have been taken care of, and I’ve got plenty to eat. That’s a lot better than a shameful number of people in this land of plenty can say.
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Wonderful! (((hugs)) Seems like everything good is happening. Light after the darkness. :o)
I don’t envy you those expensive oil deliveries and high electricity bills, they’re handled and things are good. Continued good fortune, nice lady. 🙂
Thanks, guys. I feel that this year is going to be a good one for us all.
I’m sure the snow is lots more enjoyable with all that taken care of. And what good news that they replaced the stone in your ring.