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By Patcie Deck
More rain but soon it will be sunshine for several days and colder temperatures! Your writer was in the hospital for a couple of days with acute bronchitis. I told the doctor I didn’t know I had anything cute anymore, and she needed to locate it for me. I am home and feeling better.
Our friend, Peggy Bailey, was moved from the Charleston Rehab to the Grenada Living Center. I’m praying Peggy will get to come home soon.
Joanna Rose Pullen and cousin, Haven Rose Dukes visited there Gripe Gripe, Terri Pullen, which is Joanna’s grandmother and Haven’s great aunt. They enjoyed their visit coloring and playing outside. Holly and Haven Rose Dukes and Anna and Joanna Pullen went shopping in Batesville, Saturday. They had lunch at El Mariachi, winding up the afternoon.
Martha Box said she was called to Enid Teasdale Road Sunday afternoon when her granddaughters, Marissa Leachman and Addie, flipped over in their vehicle. They are okay but will be very sore. Martha says this busy body has so much going on that she should have stayed at work and got paid for her busy hours.
Martha had a great visit at Hope Church today. She said Pastor Williams delivered a spirit-filled message. Plain and simple, no matter what pain we are going through, keep on going knowing God is still with us! Amen!
Tommy and Deborah McCool said they finally made it to visit their son, Christopher, and his family after church Sunday. They were all feeling better, Christopher is still not as perky as he could be, but can’t keep him down. Samantha said the day after he woke up running a high fever and coughing he went back to work. He felt he had too much to do. He made it until lunch and had to go home. He is better now, thank God. Debbie made them a big pot of chicken and dumplings and some brownies and took to them. My grandsons love them, she said.
Her saying that reminded me of my late friend, Sherry Traywick Hyde, cooking dumplings for her two step-grandsons who were visiting them from Louisiana. Sherry said they asked her, “Where is the rice? Our momma always served rice with her dumplings.”
I can’t remember what Sherry told them, but I know they didn’t get rice that night!
Festus, Ruth Jane and Amanda Hailey attended the Holiday Open House at Coffeeville recently and she said they had a lot of pretty things to see. They really enjoyed going. Ruth Jane hasn’t been feeling on top of it lately. She went to the doctor and got two iron infusions, so maybe she will feel better soon.
Happy belated birthday to Lanie Melton on the 3rd; my great nephew, Kyle Scott, turned 14 on Nov. 4th; also celebrating the 4th was Michelle Sneed and Ben Chambers; Margie Crawford celebrated the 5th; Diane Dukes, Harvey Sturdivant and Rosemary Irby will celebrate the 11th; Kay Thurmond Turner and my Grenada friend, Marsha Moody Goodwin, celebrate the 12th; and Mali Jarrell will celebrate the 13th. I hope you all have a great day of celebrating.
Happy anniversary to Brent and Tori Bowman on the 12th. May you have many more years to celebrate.
Thought for the day…..Falling down doesn’t make you a failure but staying down does.
