The plan was to go to Walmart and then over to the cemetery to place flowers on Michael's grave. We got busy just chatting and even though Kelley left soon afterward. We decided that we were going to put off our trip to Walmart for another day. I told my mom that I had put a prime Rib in the oven before I left and invited her to come to my house for Sunday Supper. My mom was very excited to come over for dinner and we left and headed to my house.
The prime rib turned out wonderful~ All these years I have been searing my roasts in a pan on the stove with hot oil and seasoning and then cooking in the oven. The trick to a tasty roast is to bake it at 550 degrees for 20 minutes and then turn the oven down to 350 degrees and bake for the remainder of time to pounds ratio.

I walked through the door and whipped up a side dish and angel food cake and brownies. My mom visited with our friends who are staying with us and my daughters while I finished dinner. We were getting ready to carve the roast and I think my mom was so hungry she could have eaten it off the bone.
We served up my husband David, on a TV tray, who couldn't leave the television or the 49's would surely loose. It sure was a close and disappointing game. We all sat down around the table gave thanks to God and ate our meal.
There was the normal table talk with lots of chatter. Yelling and moaning came from the living room, where a field goal leveled any chance for our 49'ers to go to the Superbowl. Dinner was soon over and the dishes were cleared and desert was served. It was time to go and my mom went to find her purse and cane and it wasn't where she thought she put it.
We looked and looked, all over the house. I thought where in the world could her purse have been put? She swore up and down, her purse was around her neck, when she was tasting the meat. Everyone was a part of this search party, we looked in baskets, in the car, on the hook, that I place my purse on when I walk through the door. That purse was no where to be found. I said to my mom, "You know mom we are both blondes" I told her about the time that I could have sworn I left my purse at the dog groomers and called the groomer and asked them three to times to please look again for my purse, each time the lady would come back and tell me that my purse was not there. I was so sure it had been left there, I was in shock when my husband went home to find it on our front porch swing. I told her, "You probably left it your house." She says, "I am platinum, you might be a blonde, but I am platinum.I am positive I had it here"
So, after looking again I convinced her that we go check and see if its at her home and if not, we would come back to my house and I was prepared to tare it apart to find it. My friend Lynda volunteered to drive us in her rental car, because her car is still in the shop. I was a little relieved because if we had to make a round trip it would be cheaper gas for me. Her little rental takes way less fuel then my "Ford-a-saurus" Excursion
We walk through her door and what is sitting on her counter? Well it was her purse.
We had a good laugh. What a relief! I cannot begin to tell you how happy I was to see her purse. I will say that through the whole saga of the missing purse my mom was very calm cool and collected the whole entire time. I would like to know who this woman is and what did she do with my mom! ~smile~ I hugged her and told her to call me when she wakes up I am taking her to Walmart tomorrow finally.
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