Davis-Monthan? Some years back when I was still working for DOD, I had to go to Tucson for a conference, and I had a contact who gave me a tour of D-M! It was fascinating!! When I was working at the depot in Jax, we’d have crews go out there regularly to strip parts off old planes that could be reused on newer ones. And I know sometimes the old ones are spiffed up and sold to foreign military customers, so they don’t all rot away.
Had a bit of a scare yesterday - Taz was having a seizure. He was on the plastic chair mat at my desk, so there was the added drama of the noise of his claws on the plastic. It lasted maybe a minute, then he lay there drooling and panting, and I think he passed out for a bit. After a little while, he got up and was walking around unsteadily before finally settling on my recliner and pretty much sleeping the rest of the day.
Had I been alone, I probably would have scooped him up and run to the vet, but I had Tobias and FCD wasn’t home, so I was stuck. He seems to be OK today, as OK as a 17-y/o cat can be. We’ve discussed it and when he goes to the vet, it will be his final trip. At his age, we’re not going to consider any heroic measures - but we don’t want him to suffer. This is the part of pet parenting that I hate the most. But he did eat his gooshy food this morning, so there’s that.
We’re promised temps in the 80s today. I’ll be scraping Cetol off the transom teak. Cetol is like varnish, and apparently it can be removed with a heat gun and a scraper. Once that’s done, a light sanding and a fresh coat or 4 of new Cetol. We’ll see how much I get done today. It mostly depends on how FCD feels - this cold or whatever it is has kicked his butt.
Much rain is promised for tomorrow, followed by a cooler weekend. Going to my niece’s for Easter, then on the 15th, Roxy turns 5, and her birthday party will be at a local park (at her request.) So that’s a look ahead at my social schedule.
Let there be Wednesday!!!