sleepy, not sleepy, sleepy...not

This morning I drove to Stanford (about an hr. away) to have breakfast with Summer, Autumn and Dominic.  It was a beautiful drive and I thoroughly enjoyed our visit.  Miss Autumn was quite the chatty Cathy and Dominic was smiley and wonderful as well.  Summer and I managed to carry on quite a nice conversation in between 'oinks' and 'snorts' as we gobbled down our breakfast! HA!  We exchanged treasures for one another and as usual had a few good belly laughs.  What a wonderful feeling it is to drive away knowing that all is well in her world too.  I don't think that there is a better feeling than knowing that your children are happy and that God is indeed in control (and always has been ) of their lives.  
I heard the other day on one of the Christian stations that we can try and control our children's walk but when they get older, everything that happens in their lives is indeed their journey back to the Father. Awesome!
Update on me now...it's all about me you know ;)
The skin on my hands has turned a different color of brown!  Yep, I kid you not!  It is now more of a  dull cocoa bean color and the nails are definitely turning black.  My other little grand daughter, Julianna, thought that my hands were dirty the other day.  :(  The cuticles are so dry that they crack and I am trying hard not to peel the dead skin that is curling away from the tips of my fingers.   Sounds wicked, huh!  I also am noticing that one of my little fingers is starting to turn inward toward my ring finger.  Man!  I sound like a real beauty don't I?  I rather think that I had a little bit of arthritis in that little finger anyway and maybe it is complaining about the chemo just a little. 
No sores in my mouth like they had cautioned me about so am good to go as far as eating :) 
Kaitlyn got me a book called Ya-Yas in Bloom.  I started reading it this evening and I think I will go read some more. Thank you sweet Kaitlyn for thinking of your NaNa.
Good night and sweet dreams.