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Drowning.
This has to the dreariest of days. It has been drizzling since early morning and is enough to convince any sceptic of climate change. I did however, manage to walk Jose before it started. He
saw a beagle across the street and immediately tried to convince it
that he was ready to kill. He was a bit overmatched. There is no
way to hurry Jose, he likes to take his own sweet time even though
there was thunder rumbling in the distance.
I have a lot to read but I am not in the mood. I am staying as far away from Ted as possible because he is hooking up a new dvd player and I do not wish to be involved.
I did some online shopping at TJMaxx for summer shirts and got a new pair of not your daughters jeans. I love that store and also Last
Call. Ordering on line suits me because I am pretty true to store sizing and seldom have to return anything.
I cut and colored my hair yesterday and it came out well. Ted was convinced I would ruin it. My beauty shop bill is 0 and he gets
Christina to cut his about twice a month. He is a good tipper so it is a pricey business and I am sure she loves him.
We are trying to help my SIL in any way we can. Evidently the cancer treatments triggered Ted's brother's dementia. He is so out of it and keeps begging to go home. He is home in a beautiful house that he built from the ground up. His workmanship is exquisite, particularly in the dining room where he made cabinets around the pass through to the kitchen. He also made a Kiva fireplace that is beautiful. This is so sad and my
SIL is so isolated out there in the country that she wants to sell the house and move to town, particularly since he is unhappy there. They have stopped the cancer treatments and they have hospice. Their girls spend every weekend with them and that helps. They didn't get to live their dream but a few years and
then cancer happened and caused the dementia. Getting old really sucks. You can plan but fate intervenes.
posted on June 23, 2019 2:10 PM ()
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