…and now he’s too pooped to put on a kitty show for the blog.
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This is a busy week. Ugh! I have something outside home to do every day till this coming Sunday. Today, it’s drive to Scottsbluff for a lung function test with Dr. Patel. my pulmonologist.
Of course, Thursday and Saturday are dialysis days, leaving Friday. Friday is the monthly Class of 1966 luncheon. I’m taking an apple pie that I’ll need to bake Thursday after dialysis or take a chance I’ll wake up early enough to bake and cool it early Friday morning. I think I better bake it after dialysis! Beef stew and chili are on the menu this time.
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Here’s a quirky local (Nebraska?) culinary treat: chili and a cinnamon bun. The combination seems odd, yet it’s like waffles and fried chicken – try it, and it makes sense!
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I like “the dark presence” photo.
It is hard work being Andy!
Good luck on the lung function test, Doug. The apple pie sounds good for the luncheon! I remember my mother making pies. Pumpkin was her favorite.
I used to make killer pecan pies and killer rhubarb pies. It’s turned out that I chose to skip the luncheon this time because I am suffering a big sleep deficit. Rest days between dialysis days have been rare lately and they are necessary!
Doug’s sleep is important, too!
Yes, and I look forward to two and a half days of just staying at home doing little to nothing.
Good luck with your test and your apple pie!
Thanks! The apple pie will have to wait because I’m to beat to go to the monthly luncheon.
There is always next month!
Yeah! March looks even less busy than February and I get to have a visit by my sister that ai’m looking forward to!
I hope you don’t wear yourself out before the dinner
I did. Dialysis is so wearing that missing all those rest days lately caught up with me.
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Ok.
Great shots of Andy, today, Doug.
Beef stew and chili… Mmm! Sounds great!
Thanks, Gerry! I try!
I wish all the things to be well dear Doug, Much Love, nia
Thanks, nia! Fortunately, anything serious has been in control for years.
Many hopes for all to go well!
They will!
all the good luck for good news from your doc..
I’m in good hands@