One day at a time month!

Last blog for the month! I wrote about compartmentalization of my life and it looked like a long time ago but it was on April 13th. The month was very long. My physical therapy was done and I was getting back to myself but the month kept throwing different challenges. Are the problems over? Nope! That is where compartmentalization plays a role. The month of May too looks like that and my head is spinning. I survived April with it’s beautiful spring weather. So with May flowers, going to enjoy them too!

What did I do? Easter weekend we were in the Eastern PA. It was a weekend that said, Man proposes and God disposes. We were technically near South Jersey with so many Indian restaurants and enjoyed it. Yes, did not have that in our itinerary.

Highlight of the month a Gujarati Thali!

We felt the cold air from the Atlantic Ocean hit our face. Yes, we spent two hours at Avon by the Sea! Yes, checked off the bucket list item, New Jersey shoreline.

Atlantic Beach

It was a real surprise when me and my husband spent a lot of time at Valley Forge National Historic Park. General Washington decided to rest his troops here at Valley Forge on December 19, 1777. They stayed until June 19, the following year.

Enjoyed learning about General Washington!

Another National park site we visited was the Hopewell Furnace National Historic site. My young man is now getting comfortable watching the movies being shown in these visitor centers. This was one place we did not do any trail walking because of heavy rain.

An old stove!

There are 63 National Parks and nearly 400 National park sites. We have been to 14 National parks and 18 of the sites in the past two years. Yes, one way of compartmenting issues.

My young man participated in Special Olympics. It was a beautiful day. I enjoyed watching the Special Olympics lamp being lit. How did he do? He was happy he got free coffee and donut other than nothing more to mention! But kudos to him for all the practice he did.

Track Meet!

The rest of the month revolved around grocery shopping, soil shopping for our garden, dealing with electricians, plumbers and attending family advocacy meeting.

I have also cooked with my son every week and made videos of it and he even did a video with his music teacher. We worked on some crafts and we have started hitting our local trails.

I blogged every day. My WP keeps sending me notification I am on a “roll” though I missed my streak with NYT Wordle.

Signing off for April which was long for me. Hoping for a better peaceful May with less drama.

18 responses to “One day at a time month!”

  1. I hope May is a less hectic month, but still productive. Hugs.

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      1. All the best. You’re an inspiration dear friend. You get so much done every day.

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  2. You had a very busy April, Ganga. Your food platter looks so delicious and the walks and tours were lovely. Congrats on the Special Olympics participation.

    Good luck with getting through May. One step and one compartment at a time!

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  3. That Gujrati Thali looks so yummy

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    1. It was really good! But a bit sweet! 🙂

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  4. Looks like a very busy month, it’s always nice to visit new places and the food looks amazing. But it’s also good to have quieter times as well.

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  5. Cheers to less drama and more peace in May! And so it shall be 🙂

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  6. How lovely to get to see the Jersey Shore and knock a few more national park sites off your list. I tend to focus more on the national parks themselves than the national park sites but mostly because there are just so many of them. We did see one in Hawaii that was included in our tri-park pass and it was so neat.

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    1. There are so many sites and everyone is so unique! I think we got addicted to it too 🙂!

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  7. Quite a month!! More to come in May I suppose….All the best !!!

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  8. Sounds like you had a full April. The visits to national parks and national historic sites look interesting and educational. I had internet issues that delayed my commenting on blogs. Thank you for your contribution to #MonthlyWrapup

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    1. Thanks Natalie! That is completely fine for getting back late. Have a great day.

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