R.I.P. Nana
The last few days have been quite the whirlwind of events. The 26th, my birthday, we continued with the celebrations without Nana. The 27th was the open casket visitation for close family. Yesterday, the 28th, were the other 2 visitations. Man, that was a long day. Up from 930 am, not home until 10 pm from the funeral home and pops and various places.. We figure we shook between 600 and 700 peoples hands. That is a difficult task when your cousin Mike keeps punching you, throwing some of his never-ending supply of mints at you, and pulling at your bra strap. My God. Today was the funeral, another long day. Dad came and got me at about 10 am and I didn't get home until 4. She will be deeply missed, she was as sharp as a tack and was very proud of all her grandchildren. I'm in disbelief.
Tonight, around 1030, I'm going into Stratford to Fosters to see Wyatt play..I'm so tired, and tomorrow it's just going to be worse. My cousin Theresa is coming to pick me up at 10 and we're going to go shopping and whatnot, then I have to work from 5 until about 1030. Shiiiit. However, it's looking like my shift will be cancelled (out of 6 shifts, I've worked 1) due to lack of snow.
Anyways, it's 530 and I haven't eaten yet. Food time, then sleep time, then bath time, then Stratford time.
Ciao ladies and gentlemen
---Mugs