Wandering Along the Path: Right Speech

I had fun this morning going with my daughter to Target. I purchased three $5 tee shirts, cards, printer paper, and various non-essential items as well as stocking up for the cabin, where we're going with our older son, daughter-in-law and grandson for three nights. We took a long time, and that allowed me to remember I've been needing a new glass pitcher for ice tea, and oven mitts, and Easter items for the grandkids. Then we ate lunch with my husband, outside on a cloudy day, but it felt fine, as that is what I'm now used to: eating with a jacket on. I was supposed to walk with a friend, but she was not feeling well, and we can always go another day. I've been trying to give her a book she wanted to read, but it's not worth a trip in the car to drop it off. Or am I lazy? Well, it's true that errands I used to accomplish without a thought now stop me in my tracks. If it involves getting in the car, I put it off. I'm turning into a sloth. Oh, well.