WENDEL ROVENSTINE HAD A CAT IN HIS ROOM

Last night I stayed in Lancaster PA and the room I stayed in had a cat as guest the night before. Today has been miserable for me. I have a problem. I have 12 wonderful, beautiful, loving and intelligent grand daughters. I am sure they all love cats and why shouldn't they? Here is my dilemma. I want to be with them a bunch but if they have a cat in the area I am miserable. Why should they forgo something they really like and should have around their home just to permit me to not be miserable? They shouldn't. I have made a decision. I will go see them as often as I can but I won't stay at their house overnight. I will treat them to a time out at a soda stand or place around a table where we can eat and drink without cat interference. If they come to my house I am sure they will leave their little kitties and Tom cats at home and we can have a good time where I live. Wish there was something I could take for this but apparently I am stuck with the "GET OUT OF HERE CAT" syndrome.

MAY WILL BE BUSY WITH TWO GRADUATIONS AND ONE WEDDING

I logged a lot of air miles in April. When May rolls around it is going to a lot of celebrating. To begin with it will be a college graduation for Chelsea at OWU. Next it well be off to a wedding in Chicago where we will attend the wedding of Aubrie and Billy DeLisle. Our family numbers now are on the increase by adding family members via marriage. Toward the end of May it will be Breanna's graduation from high school. The grand event of the month will be Esther and my 50th wedding anniversary. Be it known to all our friends we already had our 50th anniversary celebration at Winter Park Ski resort in Colorado during Christmas. Therefore, we are not expecting anything or anybody to be celebrating this celebratory day with us.

BEHOLD I CAN SEE

I got back from Asia late last night after being in 5 different airports and 27 hours working my way home from Taipei. My new glasses were waiting for me. I could have seen more of Asia with my new glasses than I did with the old ones. Needless to say I am really grateful to my wonderful daughter in law who cared for me and Esther so professionally. I really have no excuse now for running over curbs, knocking over signs and highway traffic markers. I am a much safer and dependable driver now. So when I say "BEHOLD I CAN SEE!!" I mean it. Tonight I will to out and see the bigger dipper and I won't be faking it this time. If you are looking for a good Optometrist in the Auroa/Naperville area I have one I can really recommend to you.