They say you marry someone like your mother. What do David and my mother have in common? They both say to enjoy where you are and don’t wish your life away. I think they’re both getting as eager as I am.
However, with this advice in mind…David and I are living in this comfortable–luxury even–apartment complex. It’s a little like being on vacation, except David has to go to work.
So, grow where you’re planted, live at the top of your stairs–and welcome back to Martymagee.com
Again, welcome back. Though my book is not close to being finished, I thought I’d blog this last month I’m here. I’m going to try to make it about today, each day.
I have learned in whatsoever state (even California) I am to be content. Philippians 4:11
Note: If anyone can help me place these pictures, please come forward. Celest and Danny—Heeeeelp!
Blessings!
Welcome to MartyMagee.com 
I just love your family, will you adopt me? I want to come and see you when you get settled.
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Judy, you can be my sister. Do you want to be twins (even though I’m older). We even have a room for you upstairs with a great view. You’ll have to share it with my grandkids, though. Love you, Judy. Marty.
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Aunt Marty,
That is the verse that I most associate with Grandmother. Being content is one of the greatest lesson sher life isteaching me, that and how to make a great pot of beans.
Love ya both.
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Charlotte, as I finished the blog last night, I began to miss Grandmother. I always had said, “You wanna read my blog?” Then she’d come sit at the computer. She had learned to scroll down. She’d say, “That’s great!” Yes, she is content or she couldn’t live with you or me! 🙂 And she does make a mean pot of beans. See you soon. Thanks for all you’re doing. I love you.
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