The week was incredible, and I was awash in a golden haze of happiness.
I was going to tell you all about it.
And then ... nothing. It is like my brain has become tongue-tied. Mush.
I'm sure I'll be back to myself soon enough; but in the meantime, let me share with you the sweetness of part one of the Week of Jubilee
On the Tuesday - May Day - I kicked off the celebrations with my Oldies at the Manor. I had told them two Tuesdays earlier that I would bring lunch for after our meeting; and when I arrived, I discovered to my delight that the whole room had been decorated for the occasion. Lace cloths adorned the tables, and everywhere I looked there were beautiful collector's dolls displayed with care.
There were flowers arranged carefully on the organ, as well as a card with my name on the envelope.
Everyone sang Happy Birthday and several of them prayed for me. Dad spoke, continuing his series on the blessings given to the twelve sons of Jacob, from the father's and from Moses' points of view.
Then it was time for lunch: roast beef buffet:
Dad's own strawberry shortcake to wrap up the meal sweetly! |
My Dad loves me! |
Well, looks like you had a great time! Many congratulations... I'll be 50 in a couple of years and hoping the celebrations will be an Indian version of what you have had!
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ReplyDeleteHow perfectly appropriate that the celebrations began with two meals, both delicious, prepared and shared with love!
ReplyDeleteWe certainly all enjoyed having you celebrate your birthday with you. Even though it was YOUR day you would not let us help, showing just what a thoughtful giving person you are! The Lord will richly bless you in this coming year.
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