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End of short week-even shorter for me

As I'm writing this post, I'm doing two things I couldn't do 24 hours ago-eat breakfast and get ready for work. As those of you who follow me on Facebook know, yesterday I was knocked flat by an intestinal virus. I'm still not 100%, but I also don't want to burn another day of vacation time.

Another thing I also want to share is that my brother isn't doing very good. I received a call from his daughter in law yesterday morning and she told me that he was not responsive at all and his body is starting to shut down. If I'm not here posting in the next few days, this may be the reason.

And if you don't hear from me, I wish those in the United States a great holiday weekend. Those who stop by from other places on the globe have a great weekend.

Comments

Michelle said…
Prayers for your brother. Hope you feel better soon.

I've been offline with assorted health woes myself. Getting better now. :-)

Love to you and your family
Pat Jenkins said…
our prayers this weekend will be a for a healthy wixy clan!!
Syd said…
Glad that you are feeling better. And I'll be thinking of your brother. Take care of yourself.
Vertical Lines said…
My prayers to you and your brother. Take care WIXY
Busy Bee Suz said…
Glad you are feeling better...sorry to hear about your brother. Take care, Suz
Jen said…
So sorry to hear about your brother Cliff; my prayers to you and yours.
J. Moses said…
Cliff,

I'm right there with ya. Been knocked flat myself for much of the week. Going to be headed out to a local supermarket in a short bit though...need supplies for a party I am attending Saturday. Happy 4th to you and to all the bloggers in the US (and happy weekend to the rest of you!)
Shelley said…
Sorry to hear about your brother Wixy - I will pray for your family. Also sorry to hear you had the flu - I know how dreadful that can be. Take care!

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