Good morning.
It’s 47F, damp, and cloudy outside. We’ll spend the day alternating between mostly cloudy and partly cloudy skies, with a daytime high of 58F. The rain arrived right on time yesterday evening and fell off and on throughout much of the night.
Nellie, as others have said. You spend so much time worrying or taking care of others; please, PLEASE, take care of yourself. Sadly for Max, your neighbor needs to be in a home. Your efforts were heroic, to say the least.
Wishing you safe travels, Swampy.
Shoe, honestly, I don’t know why management makes Lil Miss’s transportation problems your problem. That girls needs a reckoning.
JtC, just wow on the bear. I came upon a mama bear and her cubs while hiking on a trail at Mt. Rainier many, many years ago. Fortunately, there was enough distance that I could back down around a corner and wait for her and the cubs to go on about their business.
Lily, what a lovely kitty picture!
Bright Tree, I’m glad to read that you’re feeling better and managed to keep some food down. I hope today brings even more of an improvement.
It appears that I am fighting off a cold. I spent much of yesterday sneezing and blowing my nose. I took some DayQuil, which helped a bit, but today my nose is slightly stuffy, and my eyes are a little weepy at times. I’ll take some more Dayquil in a bit. I used to try and be heroic and just live through the symptoms in hopes they’d pass faster, but I’m over that malarkey. Why be miserable? I ordered some Cool Touch Kleenex too. Those things are nice when you constantly have to blow your nose. I’m hoping I’m past the worst of it by the time my son shows up.
I’m sure I caught this little bug after my Costco trip. It was chaos that day, and lots of people were hacking their lungs out without covering their mouths. Heathens.
The pest control people are coming today, so I’ll need to pick up poo and unlock the gate when the sun rises. I’m never sure what time they’re coming.
I’m sure it’ll just be me, my husband, my son, and all the dogs for Thanksgiving at my house. I don’t really want turkey, but it’s the one time of year my husband gets turkey and gravy, so I can’t deny him that. Still, it’s always a waste, and we end up tossing the leftovers because we don’t finish them fast enough, even though we send a bunch home with my son. We’ll have a small turkey, mashed taters, gravy, asparagus, sausage stuffing/dressing, and some croissant rolls. I used to make cranberry sauce, but neither my son nor my husband likes cranberry, so it’s pointless.
I’d best get my day started.
Please take care of yourselves.