Another day, another decision.

Nice photo of some half-dead plants, huh? But this is my son's original little red wagon. He's 20 now! I usually have pots of herbs in it during the summer on the back patio. So . . . does it stay or go? I'm thinking I want to keep it, even though the inside is rusty and it looks like a piece of junk. It used to have wood slat sides, but they fell apart long ago.

I still remember taking him for a walk one spring day when he was less than a year old. One minute he was sitting, nice as can be, in the wagon with his favorite stuffed rabbit. Next minute he had decided to pull himself up on the wooden sides, and had done a face plant onto the sidewalk. I rushed home with him wailing, got ice on it right away, and he still got a huge goose egg bump on his forehead.

Back to the present. So I had another chiropractor appointment yesterday, with another lower back adjustment and an ultrasound treatment on my left foot. I wouldn't put money on it just yet, but I think I might be getting some feeling back. I can definitely feel cold and heat on the side of my foot which I couldn't before. Progress!

Got approval papers on a mortgage today, and tomorrow will put a formal offer on the big old house. We'll see how that goes. We are praying that the Lord just closes any doors that we're not supposed to walk through. Tuesday the buyer's inspector will be going through this house. Then we'll be having the big old house appraised and inspected. One step at a time . . . lots of paper work. And we're packing . . . box after box. A friend gave us dozens of good moving boxes. What a blessing! Took another load to Salvation Army today as well . . . craft supplies, stuffed animals, books . . . how did we ever accumulate SO MUCH STUFF??? Sure feels good to be getting it out the door!