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It is good that Eriana is beginning to regain…….
Her memory and her thought processes. But how long will it take before she is 100%? And what might she let slip in the meantime?
Ursula is doing a good job managing the group while Eriana is indisposed, and working to find things to keep everyone occupied and active. Bennet’s suggestion that they start back with their Tai Chi was a good one, especially where Eriana is concerned - and is probably an even better way to integrate the new people into the group more fully.
D. Eden
“Hier stehe ich; ich kann nicht anders. Gott helfe mir.”
Dum Vivimus, Vivamus
Needle Thread Loom
House bound times were spent taking care of all the things put off. Mending clothes, darning socks, knitting, deep cleaning, organizing, repairing, etc. What Ursula and all the others seem to be doing is station keeping, fixing meals, swapping stories, checking patients, and waiting for the rains to diminish.
Eriana might recover better if she had the men around her speaking in her native language giving her mind a starting point to the very beginning of her life, a reset button Ursula is wishing for. This is certainly hard times for all the ladies to be house bound.
Hugs Ms. Lane
Barb
I'm going to steal some of the water out of your story and pour it on the farm. Just a little.
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl