Oh, DeRay is good
to me.
And so I thank
DeRay
for giving me the
things I need:
The sun and the
rain and the apple seed;
Oh, wait!
That’s Johnny
Appleseed, thanking the Lord.
And so I thank
DeRay
for giving me:
a good life;
Fixing things;
Shopping;
Vacations.
Offering to go
downstairs for me a glass of water.
(That’s the one that got
me.
Stairs are not easy when
you’re 80.
We minimize stairs climbing
all possible.)
Doing the business
side of life
that I detest.
Insurance.
Bills.
Finances.
It doesn’t matter
so much that he hasn’t been able to learn
how to hang up his
coat
Even though I’ve
stepped him through it many times:
1. Open closet door.
2. Grab a hanger
3. Hang coat on rod.
4. Close closet door.
Or that he leaves
his clod-hoppers and his numerous grabbers scattered around;
or can't keep his dresser cleaned off.
or can't keep his dresser cleaned off.
He gathers well
water;
Plans and plants a
garden
with a complex
sprinkling system;
Helps with the
canning;
Talks to salesmen;
Makes me laugh out loud
every day;
Handles problems;
Has a keen and
analytical mind;
Pays the bills;
Sure he watches too
much TV;
drinks too much caffeine;
drinks too much caffeine;
he solves all
my computer problems
and downloads my
pictures.
And so I thank the
Lord
for giving me
DeRay.
1 comment:
Eckhart Tolle once said, 'if you only say one prayer, let it be Thanks.'
What a beautiful prayer to your husband...
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