Today I'm dressed in wool longjohns.
It's crazy
Half stage today to Portomarin. I can't arrive in Santiago until next Sunday so I'm going slow.
The walk yesterday felt like an old friend. I stopped in at the church at Barbadello. It was very worth seeing.
And :::::drumroll:::::: I passed the 100 kilometer marker! Hooray!
My ensalada mixta at Ferreiros was good but I needed a magnifying glass to find the very small bite of tuna gracing the top. The flan was in the shape of a shell. Nice touch!
As I lay in my lower bunk, this question, written by a prior pilgrim, seemed appropriate.
I'm still trying to figure out the answer.
Perhaps it is nothing more than so I will appreciate 'home.'
I'm the person who was grandmaofthree on an lds blog site--
ReplyDeletea year ago--
I hadn't gone back and read--
I did today. I'm still here; I'm very ill--the MCS has turned into something else, and that's the way it is--
but I'm looking for joy, too--
Just wanted you to know I understand the antagonism; everyone wants to lecture me--LOL!
Thanks. Have you tried the Gupta Program? It has helped me a bit. If there's anything I can do, let me know, even if it is just listen.
DeleteI'm using my husband's account; he is rarely on the computer, but he successfully set up a google account, and I never could manage to do so--
ReplyDeletemy grandmaofthree account was no longer valid on the lds net site--
so don't be afraid; I am a woman--
my husband never uses this--
the name is right out there, though; I don't like that--
but everyone who knows me knows about my MCS--