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It's the weekend!

As this day comes to a close, I can breathe a sigh of relief. I made it. First, it feels good not to have a tired pair of eyes. I got my new glasses yesterday. I also decided to wear my diabetic shoes, which are more comfortable than my athletic shoes. Even though I started an hour earlier, I don't feel near as tired as usual.

I was also told that I could work ten hour days next week, as the production people will be doing that. This means I could be getting 7 hours more pay for next week. God is good. All the time.

Comments

Busy Bee Suz said…
All good news. Have a nice weekend with your family, your good eyes, happy feet and thankful wallet.
Ben said…
Sounds like a great way to head into a weekend! Blessings.
see ya at the game tonight! go indians!

your friend matthew
Pat Jenkins said…
good things come to good people!!!
Syd said…
I'm glad that these good things came your way. Great about the extra pay.

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