Dianne and Golden Haired Dancer Rye Victoria, Australia2 hours, 23 minutes ago
Hello ED, a busy afternoon at the Op shop today. I arrived to a mountain of books piled on my workbench. Managed to shelve a lot of them and the rest I stacked on my 3 tier shelves in the back room. Came home with a bag of Children's novels and I told my supervisor I was saving them from being thrown out. She, Jan, understands. I will slowly filter them back into the shop during the Summer holidays. Jan also knows that I select books to donate to local school libraries. That is sad that Sandra has early onset Dementia. Do your children understand what this means for her? And for you! Mum couldn't quite cope with it when it happened to Dad. She would tell him off when he got things wrong such as Dad saying to me, "Today was a great opening for the AFL season." And Mum would tell him it was half way through. I had to have a frank talk with her explaining what was going on for him. "Humour him Mum. Don't correct him. That will confuse him" Happily Mum slowly came to understand. Well she did love him. I am sure that I am going to repeat something that I have already told you. However, one of my happiest days with Dad during his decline was when he was advising me about buying a boat. and what to look for. I had no intention of buying a boat. However Dad, ex Navy, was instructing me and I happily engaged. Sometimes we just have to go down that path. Hugs.






























