Same.

Thank you!

I will try it on tomorrow, squint at it a bunch, and then I will know if what I’m doing is working.

My Facebook experience is pretty much limited to my brother responding to a three years ago message with my first name and then the rest of the family calling me at the same time to let me know and also ask me to be mean to him.

I nearly spit out my soup.

The snow is melting now, I had to hang my coat up to dry after shoveling.

I’m glad you can stay in. I’m going to visit the birthday girl at noon and then stay in until another visit later.

I’m going to put on my snow pants and the heavy parka today. Then tie a scarf around my face. It’s ridiculous but I need to see Joanne.

My late brother in law used to try to get me killed when we used to xc ski, he would always agree to one trail and then trick us into posted land. However, he’s dead and I will be the last one standing.

I’m a big fan of skiing on the flat trails, it’s like skating.

I haven’t xc skied since 2018, I had my ankle fixed in 2019 and didn’t think I’d ever get enough motion back, but that surgeon cleared me.

I gave up downhill skiing in 2005 after my sister in law bullied me into a black diamond course on Attitash, she wanted me dead.

Good morning Bob! I’ve already turned up the heat a little.

I love remembering my dreams, it’s disappointing when I don’t. The threads between them are interesting.

Today is also my Joanne’s birthday. She had a test yesterday and needs specialized lab work this afternoon.

She doesn’t want a fuss, but I’ll see her a few times today.

I bet she gets a hundred phone calls with birthday wishes and complains about that later!

I think that, even with a bad hip, I’m the fittest I’ve ever been and I crave more movement.

Today, snow shoveling and grocery shopping will have to suffice.

It worked more than it didn’t.

They also had to wear pajamas inside out.

My kids did this 20 years ago, I believe it is a Kenmore thing.

Thank you darling. 💕💕💕

Thank you. My mother also had dementia towards the end of her life.
I just want him to have the best end of life he can and not be a problem our kids have to manage.
His disease is vascular and he’s getting worse, but he’s not in pain, that’s my priority for him.

We got some of that snow that is tiny little snowballs and the winds are picking up here. Should be fun when it mixes with rain tomorrow.