Good Morning Everyone!!!
I love these cool early AM 40F/mid 50F temperatures to get some stuff done before things start to "heat" up around her >70F
Some rain showers midday today, and then as Buppies posted the heat begins with the humidity to increase over the weekend.
I suspect one would see my picture hanging in some P.O. as a wanted criminal than see my picture on some milk carton as a missing person. If I ever do "disappear" I will be found somewhere in the Osa Peninsula in CR "where only the 'wanted' and 'unwanted' people go." Thanks for the re-welcoming. I have been basically restructuring my ("bad") well established habits with somewhat "better" (i.e. "healthier" habits) as to my activities, diet, and lifestyle choices which really threw off my normal schedule. It took some time to get back to quantifying my daily calorie intake and blood sugars as well as converting recipes and taking a lot of "bad" foods and ingredients out of my/our diet. This "FitBit" spots/tracking watch I bought is a mixed blessing. Now I am recording myself physically as well. I am not worrying about my mental status; I "wrote" my that off a couple of years ago.
I recently discovered that Bonehead Brogen will try to exit a moving Tundra rear window going after deer; he discovered yesterday that I can still tackle and wrestle an unruly #150+ dog who tries to do a "Nantucket Sleighride" while on leash.
"I'm sure everyone has seen a place that they say 'I'm glad I don't live next to that.'"- Don Luckily I have no neighbors to complain about the "condition" of this seemingly derelict property well hidden in the woods.
Randy- I hope that the doctors/nursing home staff quickly figure out what's happening to Ellen's Mom. Usually when there is a sudden change in mental status and/or behavior it can be attributed to something new happening like constipation, and sudden toxin build up in the body caused by infection or something new going on internally. I made a decent living assessing longterm facility residents and when necessary having them shipped out to some specialized geriatric/psychiatric treatment unit for further assessment and stabilization.
Dave- Thanks for the laugh. I almost lost bladder control..... almost?:embarrassed:
Thank you for sharing the Tundra battery information. I hope that you and Sophie remain safe.
Lenny- Welcome to the neighborhood. I hope that your move goes smoothly. We really like Bennington, VT. There are/were quite a few really nice restaurants in Bennington. We used to go there often when we had friends living in Rutland and I was sailing on Lake Bomoseen(sp?). It is a nicer, scaled back version of Northampton, MA with less entitled kooks and weirdos. I think most of the weirdos in VT live in/near Brattleboro, VT. I am convinced that old hippies go to Brattleboro to die; driven by instinct to their final destination like the salmon, shad, and eels swimming up the CT River. There's an old, decent psychiatric hospital there... a private institution.
Roy- Did you know that a lot of the famous yodelers in the world come from the Brattleboro area?
My + thoughts, prayers, and wishes for all.
I hope the everyone has a decent and manageable humpday.
