Sometimes things are too funny to believe. Hubby's dad woke up early Sat am and somehow had his partial plate tangled around his tongue. The nurses couldn't get it out! I think it scared them so they decided to discharge him. Then he got his contact lens stuck in an eye and they had to suction it out.
There are reasons why one should wear eye glasses and take their teeth out at night when you reach a certain age! :o)
And a family of at least 7 skunks has come to life under the house, so the exterminators have been called and 4 have been trapped and relocated. The remaining 3 (at least that many) had a squabble last night and I guess the smell is horrible. I am glad I'm not there!
Can I tell you how much I am enjoying the reprieve from medical stuff? From diabetes? From highs and lows??? OK - also from channel surfing, grocery shopping, cleaning......from the roller coaster?
Some days I just sit here in my solitude. Other days I am beyond hectic. My youngest sister popped in for a visit today while I was out back cleaning out the shed and working in the garage. Tomorrow another sister is coming to cut my hair. Next weekend I will spend with a friend a hundred miles away while we get creative with our art. I'm starting dance lessons with my youngest sister this week. She's been going for a few weeks and I decided to join.
So....I sing on Mondays, dance on Tuesdays, do Bible study on Wednesdays, teach art on Thursdays....and try to keep my weekends free!!! I know that things always change and this may not last, but I am truly enjoying life at the moment! And I think it's finding it's own balance!
Hope the same goes for each of you!
DW
2 comments:
Good for you! I can relate to much of what you're saying. It is such a relief NOT to deal with diabetes every day.
The family of skunks is way too funny. I'm happy for you that you're not there!
so glad you are enjoying yourself
it is your time...
who knows what will happen tomorrow
its so important to enjoy today...
see my post later tonight.
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