Monday
Today was the day…
That was busy. Mondays are always busy, but I had an orthodontist appointment in the middle of it. A number of times, I’ve heard him say, ‘it’s all about symmetry’. They are so particular, so I have to go at their speed and the time it takes for my teeth to move. I was expecting a conversation today, but instead I had a full on visit with much drilling, shaving, filing and wire work. He needed to take one quarter of a mm off a crown. The next visit is on Thursday and we’ll see what he does then. We are creeping to the end.
I drove Mike’s car to the orthodontist visit and decided to come home via Ou Kaapse Weg to the car wash to get it clean. With the wind and it being on the street it had got quite gnarly. I’m not sure if he will notice. He has just taken Courage and Ruth home.
There’s not much else to tell today, except my flowers are looking beautiful. Pretty pink Petunias. Thanks Lenore. They are flourishing…
The wind is having a final blow. After a quietish morning it’s been blowing gales this evening. It’s due to drop overnight. Julian arrives tomorrow and it will be a very windless few days ahead.
Now let me look at Covid numbers.
Covid numbers in the Western Cape –1384 new cases over the last 24 hours.
Covid 19 stats – South Africa –
- Friday 24th July – 13944 new cases (maximum we had in a day)– 250 deaths (245 771
- Mon 30 Nov – 2302 new cases – 58 deaths (731242 recoveries/37227 active)
- Tues 1 Dec – 2295 new cases – 109 deaths (732531 recoveries/ 38124 active)
- Wed 2 Dec – 4173 new cases – 65 deaths (734305 recoveries/ 40458 active)
- Thur 3 Dec – 4400 new cases – 94 deaths (739367 recoveries/ 39702 active)
- Fri 4 Dec – 4932 new cases – 160 deaths (740,450 recoveries/ 43,391 active)
- Sat 5 Dec – 4645 new cases – 104 deaths (744,298 recoveries/ 44084 active)
- Sun 6 Dec – 4116 new cases – 139 deaths (744,780 recoveries/47,579 active)
Total cases: 814,565 Total deaths: 22,206
Hosea 10:12
Sow righteousness for yourselves, reap the fruit of unfailing love.
The best is yet to come.
Keep the smile going.
God bless you.
In His Grip,
Helga xx 🙂
Braces:
2 years and 24 days