Cheer Up

Thank you for your comments DP and DP. Today I will feel like the heroe of Słowacki's play: Ojciec Zadżumionych. The Eagle is in the North and today I will be berieved of my two "girls" as they are flying West for a week. Nevertheless, this day will be beautiful and filled with all sorts of excitements. Last night I started reading a book by a man I ridiculed for the last 10 years! on Daniel. I still do not agree with his interpretation, but he often makes more sense than the "biggies" so popular on the market. I will finish the book today and then comment on it some more. Then Uncle Bill is coming to stay with us for a while. He's been in the Hosp. for a week and is now feeling better. Then I will say bye bye to my Girls at 2pm....wipe my tear stained glasses and head for the Tennis Club. There I met a man who, to survive Hitler spent 5 years in Siberia. A pharmacist. The only drawback is that he plays singles and I am too old to keep up with him. At last I will have a steady tennis partner. Then? I will go swimming at the Y....and if I do not drown....home at last. It is clowdy here but warm. 50F in the morning, not bad for a winter. I am torn inside, half of me wants to go to Poland to be with my friends there and the other half has to stay here and take care of the family needs. The last semester for Zosia in her studies, and Ann's year of making adjustment in her work.Maybe we will move the practice to some place closer, reduce the hours of work from 70 to 40 a week, and maybe do some travelling later.So! [not the king of Egypt but his twin brother]I hope to visit Poland in the first week of May. While there I will have time to disrupt your daily schedules...my friends. I wish you a pleasant snow covered day, with plenty of snowballs and laughter and joy. And! do not worry...it will get worse. I can say so since I am an inveterate optimist!Greetings to all the lovely ones in Poland....my friends.