Poor Kaiya is beyond bored, poor thing, so I gave her a fresh beef bone to gnaw on. After our adventure yesterday Kaiya snacked on carrots with peanut butter, salt and sugar free, and I had celery, which she despises. She keeps trying it but just hates it. We need our protein after our walk. I ended up getting a tiny piece of celery stuck in the back of my throat or in the tissue of the throat. I am beyond discomfort, Tylenol is not working. My sinuses are backing up into my face, ears hurt, have a headache and tossed me into a Sarcoidosis flare so now my entire body hurts. Shame on me for not calling a doctor.
So as I sit here in my misery I finished with my photos from my volunteer job, FindAGrave.com Now the cemetery is 100% photographed. I can not believe 5 people have photoed the cemetery and I am the only one to photo every stone. There are only 78 headstones plus many field stones. Sadly enough there was 4-6 stones I just could not read, too worn. Maybe I'll stop by next week on my way back from the pulmonary appointment and see if I can read more information by eye.
What I found interesting is that David Wordell married into my linage. I don't have Ancestry at the moment so I can't look up the connection but this is what I found about Patience Sherman/Shearman:
first marriage (divorced): 21 January 1830 Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts
spouse: Patience Sherman/Shearman
born: 1812 Bristol County, Massachusetts
died: 17 Jan 1899, Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts
her parents: Lloyd Sherman, Susan Sherman
She isn't buried in this cemetery. I haven't located her but
her parents are here:
Today it has been low 40's, sun comes and goes, breezy, just ucky
unless if you are going for a good walk.
I am loving this Pretty Purple Crocus Pitcher
It can be found here:
http://www.zazzle.com/pretty_purple_crocus_pitcher-104574309908748328
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