Of all things. When I was getting coffee this morning at the luncheon this big black cat with it’s mouth wide open scared me for a second. I had forgotten about it being Halloween. It was fun at it’s best just to see all the decorations as I began to move around the dinning room. A little bit of everything was used to make the place look haunted. It even made we old people feel younger. The bar-b-q ribs were good, and all the other stuff that went with it. It’s always nice to visit with friends, and learn all the latest news. After I left the Center I went to do some shopping for cloths, and found too many bargains. That hour and one-half was about as much fun as having lunch at the Center with black cats, witches, and friends. I am anxious now to wear some of my new stuff, and show off my creative taste. I love, love to shop for bargains. My next outing will be tomorrow for the Happy Timers luncheon at the First Christian Church. This is always an interesting meeting also. A speaker is selected for the multiple types of interest among the attendees. It works out real well. The food is always delicious, and entertainment is also provided.
I’m not sure what’s going on with the political news these days. It seems as though everything important has come to a halt. I am thinking it is going to explode one of these days. Something drastic will happen without the people knowing it until after the fact. With all the problems America has they can’t just be solved so quietly, and peaceably. It appears to me that we are in that kind of mode now. I will use this quite and peaceful time to rest my weary mind, and take to the dance floor. There is nothing like dancing your troubles away. But I must be clear, I don’t mean the kind of dancing that involves drinking, or cheating. There is such a thing as waltzing across America one day at a time. It makes for a good try. Happiness don’t come easy. We must work on it. We can, if we will, be happy, and contended, in all things The Apostle Paul told us that in God’s word. The Senior Citizen’s dance I attended a few weeks ago was everything but wild. It was all about God and country. We sang, “God Bless America,” and gave a pledge to the flag. Not one person in the large crowd knelt on one knee. How proud I am of our Senior Citizens. Woe be to this younger population when the older ones are all gone. Is it too late to preach to them? Just in case it’s not, I will keep trying. I am positive that many will return to their Christian bred when the darkness falls upon them, but can they ever receive full pardon? If I were you, dear deserter of your creator, I would be begging at this moment for forgiveness. There may be a time when God says enough is enough.
God Bless
Myrtle Jean Sharp
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