I did get some sudden and violent illness, that had me out for 36-hours. I have theories and they range from a virus, to a spiritual cleansing. There's no telling, but it wasn't fun, and yet there are worse things than being alone in a nice hotel when you're sick.
We found the lily pad pond we'd remembered as children, but hadn't been able to find in years.
When I got home, STM had thoughtfully changed the sheets. I noticed that two of the pillowcases were missing. I thought they probably were still in the dryer and just hadn't made their way back to the bed. After looking around and not finding them in any likely place, I finally asked him where they were.
"I thought you knew," he answered.
"They were there when I left," I said.
"They weren't there when I stripped the bed. There are only two people that could have taken them, then, Wil or Don Wilson. Since Wil lacks the coordination to remove them (they are actually shams), then it's Don Wilson."
For those of you that have followed this blog, you know all about my 18-year-departed father, Don Wilson, that loves to take things from our home, bringing them back days, weeks, months or years later, putting them right back in the same place from where they disappeared.
I'll let you know when those shams return, but I may have to break down and buy new ones before he does. The bed looks weird, and we can't have that.
I hope you all had equally wonderful and mysterious 4th of July weekends.
2 comments:
Well, darlin', here you are again -- perhaps looking a bit wan in that photo, but here all the same. I've missed you.
Did the shams show up, yet?
I love you and Sonam together. I hope she left her family home for the family reunion as well.
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