This type of night!

Good Morning,
I believe I slept about 5 hours last night.  This happened to many times as I was going through cancer treatments.
I would wake up, in the hospital, and not be able to return to my sweet slumber.  A person can watch TV for  only so long.  Getting up and putting on my slippers, I would take hold of the pole with wheels which all the fluids were dripping into my body, and walk around the Cancer Ward.  Almost sounds like a Prison Ward.  I wanted to get out of that place, but there is no way out!
I was a high school football coach for many years, so the nurses and doctors would ask, "Coach, how many laps have you done?"  Usually,  I averaged 10 laps.
For those of you who have not step foot into a hospital,  all the rooms were step up facing the outside walls.  The Nurses Station is on the inside.  Think of a football field, that's the Nurses Station.  Where the fans sit is the hospital rooms and the space between them is the Track.  I did my laps on the track of the Cancer Ward.  Got it?
God asked me, "As you pass by each room, hold out your hand and say, 'Blessings.'"  Every room was filled with people fighting for their life.  The Cancer Ward is not a happy place.
In a little while,  Nancy & I will be going to see our grandson!!

I hope and pray y'all have a great weekend!
(oops, a little texan accent got out)