Still waiting to hear if my rig is done.
So far, I’ve managed to take a shower. I really should make better use of my day.
Um, Li-Li, aren’t what those people doing against the law up there? Doesn’t your version of the state attorney general do something about those kinds of practices?
I had a big scare and was in tears last night. I was at the Y, getting ready to do my last set of abs when I noticed my diamond solitaire was not on my finger. 
I freaked out. I looked in every spot that I had been to, every machine I had worked at, the track, and even went to the front desk, twice, to ask if someone had turned it in.
When I didn’t have any luck, I had to go tell my husband that I had lost the solitaire. I just about broke out in tears when I was telling him. Our buddy was with us and he decided that would be a good time to quit the workout. I was trying hard not to lose it in public, and I managed to keep it under control.
We got home and I was tearing the house apart in hopes I could find the ring. Finally, as I was going through a laundry basket that I pulled socks from, I saw my ring just sitting there. Just before I found the ring, I had tears streaming down my face. I’m sure you can imagine my relief when I found the ring.
Since my weight loss, my rings have been getting rather large. I had purposely moved my solitaire over to my middle finger just because it was slipping constantly and I was afraid of losing it. For now, I’m just going to take it off until I can get it resized and soldered to my anniversary band.
The ring was not cheap. Although it’s insured, the ring held a lot of sentimental value, obviously.
Dotty, you can keep your heat. That’s just too much.
When I got up out of bed this morning, the sun was out. Now, it’s clouded over again and getting a little breezy.