Live Happy

What a crazy day! Started off with missing the bus (which threw everything else off), then headed to the ENT doc who proceeded to remove a wart from the inside of my nose...yes, the inside. I wish I could say how gross and uncomfortable it was but it wasn't all that bad. I have suffered from frequent nose bleeds for years. Not just light bleeding, I'm talking slight hemorrhaging.Well, maybe not that bad but it seemed that way. Turns out I had a wart on a major blood vessel in my nose that was causing the bleeding. Odd to think that warts can just appear in random places and cause such inconveniences. I get to the doctor's office not knowing what to expect and the whole procedure went quite well. Honestly, I kind of wanted to see the wart itself but that nurse had a quick hand when she put it in that plastic tube thingy. Rats! This whole experience was coupled with blistery wintery Michigan weather that can make any situation seem more dramatic than it actual is. Finally I made it to the office which was pleasantly warm and cozy..no need for the afghan that usually gets wrapped around me.

The day began to wind down as I arrived home.

Home has a new ring to it these days. My new "roomies" are officially moved in! My parents that is. It is good to have more life around the house (other than my overly feisty cat). My mom used the word "delighted" when she described her feelings about being here. When I asked God to put whoever he saw fit in my house as housemates I never suspected he would deliver my folks! He knows exactly what he's doing though, it's all divinely perfect! My mom and I were standing in the kitchen talking, over peppermint tea and a wonderful home made dish from a friend,  about the transition and she said, " I want to live happy". Not just have happy moments but live happily. I know that's right Mom!! I am peaceful about the decision of my parents living with me. Most unconventional in American society I know. But it's about time society stopped dictating our decisions and how we live our lives anyway. I don't just feel happy, I am happy.