Plenty to keep my mind occupied

If you’ve ever had anyone steal your stuff, you’ve probably had the fantasy of seeing the dirtball, looking them in the eye, and wondering what kind of dirtball that person is just before he goes off to jail.   Well, Monday night just as the Former Boyfriend and I were getting ready to crawl in bed we got a call from ADT Security Systems that some dirtball had set off the alarm at the lot.  Luckily, the security camera caught the whole break in and gave the Sheriff’s Department plenty to work with. It cost five hundred dollars in repairs and a sleepless night but Brandon Schlueb, well known to local law enforcement and currently on parole was caught for the break in at our lot and two other local businesses.  Maybe fantasy will become reality and he will be headed back to jail very soon.

On Thursday my oldest brother, Roger fell getting out of his car.  His son Allen found him in the garage about 45 minutes after he had fallen.  His blood sugar was off and he was unable even with Allen’s help to get back on his feet.  A call to 911, a ride to the Emergency Department, and a two night stay in the hospital and Roger is doing much better.  Many prayers were answered.

So on Saturday we got a chance to relax and enjoy a neighborhood cookout.  We have new neighbors Shannon and Gary and they hosted the party and we got to view their renovated home.  It was so much fun to see so many neighbors all together and meet some new friends.  We’re very, very lucky to have Shannon and Gary in our neighborhood.  We’re looking forward to getting to know them better.

Labor Day weekend is the annual Greek Festival.  It is another “Can’t Miss” event for us.  We headed down on Sunday after the rain walked around and ate some amazing Greek food.  Father Kokanos was kind enough to take time out of his very busy weekend for a photo in his Team Gyro t shirt.  

Opa!

We’ll soon be heading down the road, and posting a bunch of pictures.  But keep the prayers coming, I have an appointment with my Oncologist the day after we return.  We now live blood test to blood test, scan to scan.  Love you all.