Everyday Moments (#SOL-2022)

27-12-2022

The new year is round the corner. It seems just the other day that this year started. I remember a cousin saying that we are lucky when we say time is flying because there are so many who do not know what to with their time. 😊

Last week we went to the hospital for a check-up. Everything is fine. Though for me the cholesterol is slightly higher. For more than a month I was having a different sensation in my soles. I did not think too much about it. On the 23rd I went to the neurology department. I had to wait quite some time for my turn. I finished a book which I had started earlier. I saw many big words in some posters in the waiting place, I made a number of smaller words 😊. We used to play word-building long back. It was fun. The problem is minor and I have been given medicine for two months. Earlier when I was entering my name in the registration place, I forget my purse, the girl standing behind me called to me as I was going away. That was something to smile about 😊.

Stairs to the pond

On the 22nd we attended the 50th wedding anniversary of my husband’s teacher. He was also our children’s’ teacher. His daughter was my husband’s student. The function was held in a temple. It is in a valley, a serene place.  I always like looking at the temple ponds. The water is very calm but the wall on one side needs a little repair. One evening we attended a Pooja in my friend’s home. But we stayed for less than an hour. We always try to reach home before it is dark. Both of us are not very comfortable driving after it is dark.

Sunday morning, we went out for breakfast. It was a nice change 😊. In the evening we had visitors after a long time. We all enjoyed talking to each other. The publishers of my husband’s book had given us some free books. We posted them to some close relatives. Monday morning, we went to our town centre to do some shopping. This is a holiday season. We see a lot of pilgrims coming to the ancient temple of Lord Krishna. Today afternoon I went to Asare. The small boy has been taken back home by his father. Hope he is looked after well there. He was sadly neglected when he first came. He had improved in many ways.

Temple square

I am listening to The Three Musketeers in Librivox and enjoying it very much. And I listen every day on YouTube to a lecture on Bhagavata Purana by the great Sanskrit scholar, Bannanje Govindacharya.

Bhagavata Purana – Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhagavata_Purana

Bannanje Govindacharya – Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bannanje_Govindacharya


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15 responses to “Everyday Moments (#SOL-2022)”

  1. margaretsmn Avatar
    margaretsmn

    I hope you have found answers to your medical questions and are enjoying the holiday season.

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  2. I’m glad you are doing well

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  3. Thanks for sharing your week. You do so much. Take time to see so much. You inspire me to slow down and notice. Thank you for that.

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  4. Time certainly does fly…more quickly as I get older. Hope you got answers and that everything is well. Wishing you and your family a very Happy and Healthy 2023.

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  5. Because of a small issue we had to change our plans for Christmas Day:https://arjeha.wordpress.com/2022/12/27/change-of-plans/

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    1. Sorry I messed up on this. Wasn’t paying attention.

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  6. I agree with you, Lakshmi. Time flies in its winged chariot, and there isn’t enough of it even to get all the household chores done. Still, so long as I can do a little reading every day!

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  7. I have lived with high cholesterol for a number of years. As you surely know, it’s easy to control, just take the meds and avoid certain foods. You have a long happy life ahead.

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  8. A year flies by fast and holds so much. And it is for us to decide what to remember. I like that blogging allows us to record some of it. I appreciate that it also allows us to broaden our world when reading each other’s posts. Thank you for sharing your snippets.

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  9. Lovely, tranquil, and enjoyable post.

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  10. My heart goes out to the little boy in Asare. I hope his father will take good care of him.

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  11. I used to think it was an age thing that made time fly by but even the youngsters seem to be complaining of the same!

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  12. Glad your health issues are sorted and you will have a serene Christmas. Bhagvad Gita lessons are beautiful. Have attended one myself too.

    God speed, and a blessed new year.

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  13. Plentynof smiles, especially that your foot problem is minor

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  14. Alive and Trekking Avatar
    Alive and Trekking

    Lovely shots, thank you for sharing!

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