MONDAY MAGAZINE ON A TUESDAY

And that's how it feels for sure.  As November came in so did winter.  How cold it feels these days.  Especially in the early morning and at night.  When the sun is out it sort of warms up for awhile.

I was going to write this post yesterday, but I was so busy and then I sat down after dinner to write my lesson for Bible Study today.  And... I fell asleep sitting up with my hands on the keys.  I woke up hours later that way too.  I finally got the lesson done, although not printed out.  I love my Bible Study but I am glad the winter break is coming up in two weeks.

We had a good time at Bible Study yesterday at the Nursing Home.  We had 8 ladies show up.  A man was passing through the room before we began.  He was on his way to the outside porch.  He started talking to Joe and Joe was able to witness to him.  I hope he at least thinks about the things Joe was saying.

Let me get to the magazine today.  It was another Reader's Digest from September 2019.

It was a very good issue.  I especially like "The Teacher Who Changed My Life."  You never know when the things you do or the words you say will make a lasting impact on someone.  It was interesting to read about the middle child too.  I never realized that because a lot of people are opting to have only one or two children, there aren't many middle children anymore.

There was a sweet little story about an 11-year-old girl named Ruby who goes to nursing homes, talking to the residents and asking them if they could have anything, what would it be.  Thinking it would be something like world peace, she was surprised to learn it was things like McDonald's French fries or a visit from their dog that was now living with relatives.  Little Ruby arranges for people to get their wishes.

So many good articles, but let's get to some laughs and cute little stories.

LIFE IN THESE UNITED STATES:
My mother and I suffered through an overlong, confusing movie at an art theater.  Apparently we were not the only dissatisfied patrons.  Walking back to our car afterward, we overheard a man complain to his wife, "We left the dog home alone for that?" - Michele Burgess, Huntington Beach, California

I WON!
Was this a contest?  Sort of.  I bought travel insurance for a trip to London from a company called Squaremouth.  When I got to the seventh page of the contract, I saw a paragraph that said, "It pays to read."  It gave directions to e-mail a particular address.  They called the next day and said I'd won $10,000.  During the 23-hour period before I e-mailed them, 73 policies had been purchased and I was the only one who had read that far. -- Donelan Andrews, age 60, Thomaston, Georgia

LAUGHTER THE BEST MEDICINE
My dentist told me I need a crown.  I was like, I KNOW, RIGHT? -- Twitter@ swishergirl24

IT'S ALL IN A DAY'S WORK
Hundreds of Indian passengers were stuck aboard a train for two hours after the conductor abandoned his post.  Turns out he was hot, so he went home to take a cold shower. -- from India Today

Yeah, when I was working I should have tried that one.

Hope you enjoyed this and you all have a great day.

Kathy