The girl with the broken wrist is still at home...wishing she could upgrade a broken wrist into complete invalidism. lol! She wanted something to eat and and thought Ramen soup sounded good.
Mom said "There's a package in the pantry." and Keva moaned, "oooh, how do you fix it"
Mom said, "Get a pan and put water in it. Just read the directions."
Before Kerra left for work a while ago, she reminded Keva that her room needed to be straightened up today.
"But Maaa--aam, I can't! My arm!"
And Mom said, "It only takes one hand to pick up and put away. You can do that"
She really is doing pretty well. And honestly can do for herself except for lifting and opening things or when two good hands are required. Kerra truly isn't being harsh. Her wrist only hurts a bit and her fingers are slighty swollen from the poor circulation and the break. It could have been much worse and much more painful now than it is. As it is, the wrist only hurts when she remembers it is supposed to!
Poor baby. I'm sorry, I have to chuckle. Keva loves to be a drama queen. And Mom squashes her aspirations.
About Me
- Vondi
- Belen, New Mexico
- I'm a grandma with two kids and two grandkids. I've been saved since I was a teen ager but my husband, “the best Navajo on the reservation,” taught me about simple faith and trust. He absolutely and implicitly believed God in all things. I tended to intellectualize and over think the Promises. Louie accepted them at face value. I thank the Lord for what he taught me. With the Lord's help I raised two great kids, Notah and Rachael and naturally acquired two equally great 'kids-in-law,' Kerra and Michael. Now, "For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. And I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. For I am in a strait betwixt two, having a desire to depart, and to be with Christ; which is far better: Nevertheless to abide in the flesh is more needful for you."
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