Good morning everyone! I did indeed do nothing yesterday and will be doing much of the same today. I need to plant some onions and then spread straw but most of the hard work is done. Everything I’ve planted looks happy so far, last nights rain probably helped a lot.
Hubs was wounded during his battle with the forest last week ( I haven’t said I Told You To Leave It Alone, but I’ve thought it really loudly at times), he has poison ivy circling both wrists so I’ll be changing those dressings a couple of times along with washing the sheets. I know he’s not leaking on the sheets, but its better to be safe than sorry so the sheets are getting changed daily now.
It looks like he’s got his gout under control which is a good thing. I was almost too bored with his diet to cook, at least I didn’t have to eat like him. He still has to be careful what he eats and can’t do anymore beer fueled weekend smoking (meats) sessions.
George and Jolene have been loving the weather, there are so many birds to watch. I had to take the tube feeder down, the startlings were chasing all of the little birds away and today nobody has been eating the suet or thistle 
There is a thistle feeder outside one of Hub’s windows and the goldfinches are all over that, so I know they are still around.
Darn. But it is great that Mr. T is over his lifting and bending restrictions. That means he can play with the pups again which must make them all so very happy. How is he liking his new lenses now that he’s had some time to get used to them?
Gasps and shakes head sadly. The things we have to do are just sometimes unfair! I was wondering how your toe is doing and hoping that it is healing up well. May you get nothing but good news today, you sure do deserve it.
Back when I worked for the eye surgeons, that happened to a small percentage of the patients. If they didn’t resolve by themselves in a short time (a month?), they came back for a very simple lazer zapping appointment that fixed it right up. There were no drugs involved in that appointment, also no pain or discomfort. The most thing I heard the most after a Yag appointment was something like “I used to pay good money to see colors like that and now my insurance is covering it. Life is good!”
Dang about your GD slapping you around again last night, but it does make sense. You are in uncharted waters and Mrs Magill is your lifesaver. Of course you are stressing.
Those are the ones that bothered me the most when I was working. I hope you get the change to knock some of them out and off your plate.
I learned touch-typing with blank keys and a chart on the blackboard. (And one of those heavy clunky manual machines with individual letter keys that would get tangled and the bell when you got close to the margin.)
I type the letters off my cheap keyboards on a regular basis. My hands know where the keys are so it usually doesn’t matter.
But it does matter when I’m typing one handed for whatever cat-involved reason. Neither hand knows where the keys are if the other hand isn’t on the keyboard. My brain doesn’t either, if I grab a pen and re-letter the keys, chances are good that the J and the F will get mixed up again.
Brains is weird.
