Feb. 14 & 15
From a sunny, but cold MO,
The two days have been full.
Jim joined both breakfast groups on Wednesday, then we walked at the Y, and then I headed to the doctor's office for a yearly exam - and to weigh in. Now why did I schedule this for two days after returning from Los Angeles! We did a few errands afterwards and then headed to the new "steakhouse" for a Valentine's meal. Thankfully we were there early and had no line.
I joined the ladies for breakfast this a.m. - ended up probably having ten in attendance. The conversations were many and varied so it was an active a.m. I had a hair cut at 10:00 and then we headed to the Y to walk. I did one or two laps with Jan Logan and towards the end (about a dozen or so laps later) did two or three with RoseLee Davis. I had a library board meeting at 1:30.
Tom had e-mailed that the new Sports Illustrated magazine had Kevin Durant on the front so we headed to WalMart - struck out - went to Piggly Wiggly (a grocery store) - struck out - and found the magazine at HyVee. Kevin Durant is one of the four starting freshmen on the Texas basketball team.
I stuck a pork tenderloin roast in the oven (on low heat) early this a.m. and it was done before I headed to the board meeting. Supper will be easy as we will have the pork, baked potatoes, and finish off some veggies from a couple of days ago.
We have no big plans for Saturday. At this time it appears that Texas won't be on one of the channels that we can get - maybe that will change tomorrow.
Two items of news this a.m. was that Chuck Haney has been in the hospital, but what I heard this afternoon was that his multiple exams turned out well and other than a very bad chest cold (not quite pneumonia) he was probably coming home today. James Beemer is another story. I am not quite sure what he fell off (maybe a step ladder), but more or less shattered the bones in his right arm. After a trip to our local emergency room, a drive to Liberty - several hours of waiting there - mostly sitting as all ER beds were full - it was discovered that the Liberty hospital is not on their medical plan - ended up returning to Chillicothe with a pain medication which turned out to be a very low dosage of medication so had a rough night - return to NKC hospital for about three hours of surgery - and is now home and chomping on the bit as he is not used to being lazy. Marcia was at the beauty shop this a.m. when I arrived and looked tired and exasperated.
A few of you might remember Irene Cooper as she taught in our elementary system for many years. Last night's CT carried an obituary for her.
Be safe.
B.
The two days have been full.
Jim joined both breakfast groups on Wednesday, then we walked at the Y, and then I headed to the doctor's office for a yearly exam - and to weigh in. Now why did I schedule this for two days after returning from Los Angeles! We did a few errands afterwards and then headed to the new "steakhouse" for a Valentine's meal. Thankfully we were there early and had no line.
I joined the ladies for breakfast this a.m. - ended up probably having ten in attendance. The conversations were many and varied so it was an active a.m. I had a hair cut at 10:00 and then we headed to the Y to walk. I did one or two laps with Jan Logan and towards the end (about a dozen or so laps later) did two or three with RoseLee Davis. I had a library board meeting at 1:30.
Tom had e-mailed that the new Sports Illustrated magazine had Kevin Durant on the front so we headed to WalMart - struck out - went to Piggly Wiggly (a grocery store) - struck out - and found the magazine at HyVee. Kevin Durant is one of the four starting freshmen on the Texas basketball team.
I stuck a pork tenderloin roast in the oven (on low heat) early this a.m. and it was done before I headed to the board meeting. Supper will be easy as we will have the pork, baked potatoes, and finish off some veggies from a couple of days ago.
We have no big plans for Saturday. At this time it appears that Texas won't be on one of the channels that we can get - maybe that will change tomorrow.
Two items of news this a.m. was that Chuck Haney has been in the hospital, but what I heard this afternoon was that his multiple exams turned out well and other than a very bad chest cold (not quite pneumonia) he was probably coming home today. James Beemer is another story. I am not quite sure what he fell off (maybe a step ladder), but more or less shattered the bones in his right arm. After a trip to our local emergency room, a drive to Liberty - several hours of waiting there - mostly sitting as all ER beds were full - it was discovered that the Liberty hospital is not on their medical plan - ended up returning to Chillicothe with a pain medication which turned out to be a very low dosage of medication so had a rough night - return to NKC hospital for about three hours of surgery - and is now home and chomping on the bit as he is not used to being lazy. Marcia was at the beauty shop this a.m. when I arrived and looked tired and exasperated.
A few of you might remember Irene Cooper as she taught in our elementary system for many years. Last night's CT carried an obituary for her.
Be safe.
B.
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