Friday JohnKu – AKA- TGIF

 

Lucy, Bailey and Twiggy
“Hey, Lucy. It’s Friday. Let’s get ready to rumble.”

 

Friday is here and time to get ready for the weekend. This week was pretty productive. The edits are pretty much finished on the next book. Gwen Plano and I have written the sequel to The Contract and now we are trying to get to a name. The manuscript is due to the editor in January and hopefully, we will have a name by then.

Bailey is doing quite well. She is eating (Knock on wood) and appears to be comfortable.

Today’s JohnKu is about adaptability. I hope you have a great weekend.

The Unexpected by John W. Howell © 2018

When you think all’s well,

The unexpected rises. . .

Alter and adapt.

55 thoughts on “Friday JohnKu – AKA- TGIF”

  1. “Alter and adapt” is a great slogan for facing life challenges. Hope you have a marvelous day and a fantastic weekend. The photo of Bailey looking at her sisters is amazing. Makes you wonder what she is thinking? 🙂

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    1. Thank you, GP. I don’t know what it is about a pet not eating that drives us up the wall. Baily is so thin that I can’t imagine her missing a meal. Sometimes she doesn’t feel like it and it worries me.

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  2. Happy to hear Bailey is doing well. Don’t blame her for watching the girls play from her balcony.

    Excellent advice to alter and adapt. It’s how we move forward.

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  3. Bailey reminds me of my grandmother, who’d sit on the front porch and watch us play in the yard. I suspect that Grandma, like Bailey, wished from time to time that she could join the rumpus, too. Sometimes, even the expected (like old age) requires altering and adaptation.

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  4. Excellent news all the way around, John. And I am very happy to hear about Bailey. I know she is getting lots of love and attention and that is healing in itself.
    P.S….you solved my “like” button problem. I’m on my Mac and all is good. You’re better than Apple Care. Thank you!! 🙂

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  5. ‘Alter and Adapt’ encapsulates the mantra I have lived by since the age of eleven. I’m so pleased that Bailey is doing better. Nice post, my friend. (I can’t wait to learn more about the new release) 😊

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  6. Happy post-Friday, John! Perfect johnku … perfect for me as changes occur at my state job, always noting that the things change, (sometimes) the more they remain the same 😉 I’m so glad to hear that Bailey is eating and doing better. Like you, I worry when any of my cats go off their food. They usually want to eat 24/7 so any change causes us concern. But Bailey is dealing with her health issues and maybe eating less is better for her. If only she could talk and put your mind at ease. But at least she’s eating. Take the positives where you can find them. Lots of love and big hugs!

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    1. Thank you so much for the lovely words, Marie. Bailey now has a problem with her heart caused by the chemo. We have decided to stop and make sure she is comfortable until the end. I wish we could do more but we are pretty much out of options. Thank you for your support. Big Hugs back.

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      1. Oh, my dear John. We never have as much time as we want. She knows everything you do is out of love for her, including stopping the chemo. Yes, the best you can do now is make her as comfortable, as peaceful as possible. Sending lots of love your way.

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