Sunday, June 29, 2008
You Can!
What can you do in a week?
Well let me see.
1. You can screw up your ability to get pictures from your camera onto the blog. What in the heck is a MIME? Going to have to call Les this morning for help.
2. You can get an OK from the foot surgeon on Tuesday saying that your right foot is healed and he is ready to do the other one. Unfortunately a cracked rib says you ain’t!
3. You can take poor Brandy back to Dr. Buck’s office on Thursday to find out that the scratched eye is a little better but continue the drops and come back in a week.
4. You can wake up every morning not knowing if this is a pain or a painless day until you start moving around.
5. You can go shopping on Wednesday for the fixings for tea sandwiches for a project you promised to do.
6. You can spend time with your daughter when she comes to visit on Thursday for a while but you aren’t the greatest company she has ever had.
7. You can start work on the fillings for the tea sandwiches that Jay will help you finish when he gets out of dialysis on Friday. See Jay’s Jammin’ for a run down of the results that took until after 11 pm to finish.
8. You can spend Saturday alternately napping and trying to sew squares together for Grammie Pammie. Not a pretty sight folks—-she might not want them when I get done with them. But at least each strip looks a little neater than the last one and maybe by the time I get the third one done it may pass for presentable.
9. You can smile on Saturday afternoon saying I’m glad the bridal shower guests like our sandwiches and accept a thank you from the Bride-to-be. You know we really do love doing projects like that.
10. You can finally catch up on the blog and e-mail reading and then post so someone doesn’t send the ‘wellness police’ to check on you.
11. You can say good night to everyone and go to bed because it is 1:42 am and only avid bloggers and fat old ladies sit in front of a lighted screen, in a corner of the room, blathering on like they had something to say that you were dying to hear. GOOD NIGHT MY FRIENDS!
