filthy rich

A nice lady named Jean came to deliver my visual aids today and she immediately reminded me of Leanne Morgan.  She didn't know who that was but she said she would find out.  There was a large print bible, big notepads and markers and lots of stick on lights with no batteries.  If anybody wants to give me a Valentine please buy me a jumbo pack of triple A batteries.  I love you for that, really.  Leanne's twin was really embarrased about that but I was just like ""never mind."  Shit happens.  She is an advocate for visually impaired people like myself in the great state of Tennessee.  We got kickass sports and colleges and whatnot.  Plus a lot of scenic places like Reelfoot Lake.  Y'all know that story right?  If not google it.  My friend Mary has suggested going with another search engine to simpllfy things.  It's just a thought, as Belle would say.  Which oddly enough how Beau did his thing.  "Well, howdy there internet people!"

She and Trae Crowder and Sean Dietrich and the lord god almighty keep me sane.  Family and friends surround me.  The sun rises and sets as always.  I rewatched "Don't Look Up"  the other day.  I imagine that it will be that way.  I hope that my eyes are not shut to science and power grabs by billionaires.  I'm probably on the bad list now.  If they don't send my SS I will catch a ride to DC and protest peacefully.  Canada is pissed and holding firm.  That is a good thing in my opinion.  Who knows about those Gulf of Mexico folks.

Anyhoo. I am trying out the toys that she brought and the best ones by far are the gooseneck lamp and stick on LEDs.  Plus a large print Bible, praise the Lort!  I still have my Daddy's life application version.  I believe it was an anniversary gift from Mama.  Has his name on it and everything.  I peridically serve as a liturgist at my home church.  When I am not up there, I sit in the pew and watch the screen as I listen to the liturgist.  It's never a perfect rendition what with all those crazy biblical names.  I don't know one from another when it comes to the Old book.  But, I'm still learning.  It's never too late^j^