WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR DECEMBER 2024
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dlfk202000 wrote: »Debbie. … no one can force you to take your MIL out of the hospital. Your key words to use are her “health and safety.” Her health and safety are in jeopardy. Hospitals do not want liability problems. The social worker should work with you in finding appropriate placement. Push for the place you want but realize you may end up somewhere that has an open bed first. You can still move to your place of choice later. So sorry you’re going through this.
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Dh is so exhausted right now that he is starting to second guess everything he is deciding. Even after all the verbal abuse from her. He does know that having her in the rehab place is the best place for her and he can not continue to be there 24/7- mentally and physically he can't.
Can you both go home and get a good night's sleep now while she is sedated?
he went back to the hospital to check on her because they hadn't called him then went over to check on her dog, stayed there a few hours until he had to go to work. Stopped here around 5 or 6, not sure, I was asleep, barely woke up when he was talking to the cats then was going back to his mom's. Planned on sleeping a few hours at her place.
After all the abuse, he is still worried about her being upset and not knowing why he isn't there. He was told not to come because she gets more aggetated.
I am hoping with some sleep, a decent meal(he picked up food for himself at the Asian place he likes), he will have a bit more of a clear head. Upset that he has to put her in a home instead of letting her stay at her own home, but knows he can't take this anymore.
She has been telling us for years she wants to go into a home like where we had his aunt. Somewhere where they will do everything for her, feed her just what she wants(even though he buys what she says she wants then turns her nose up at it), Where she wants to go and thinks she deserves is NOT the place she is going. The place Annie was at was very nice but was independent living which Fumiko is no well enough for.5 -
Debbie ... I did a little research on the potential legal action for leaving an Alzheimer's patient home alone. There is NO actual law in regards to leaving a person with demential home alone. But it's a fine line and depends a lot on individual circumstances. Are you her sole caregiver? Does she depend on you for mobility? Does she live with you or on her own? Things of that nature. Is it possible to be arrested for neglect ... yes, if something were to happen that could be traced back to poor care/neglect/abuse/etc.
Dh is her sole caregiver. I go help once in a while. For a long time I was going every morning with him to walk her dog while he gave her her meds, made her breakfast, etc. She got mad that I was always over there. She doesn't think he should spend so much time with me(time where he should be just sitting there with her while she sleeps or yells at him, calling him terrible names). For the past two months I haven't gone to walk the dog because it makes it easier on dh-one less thing for her to complain about. I do go help with things he can't do by himself. I am a LOT calmer towards her and have a ton more patience than he has.I will admit, when I got called over there at 3:30AM I was not as calm or patient as I could have been when she wouldn't let me help her. I started out very calm and quiet but when she fought me and pushed back so hard it hurt my back, I was done. Just leave her on the floor and call for medical transport. Not worth hurting myself.
She can walk, she does shuffle a lot(she walks almost normal if she doesn't think anyone is watching her-when we are watching, she shuffles, moans and groans, saying she can't walk)
A few months ago she was saying she couldn't walk and needed to go to the hospital. Took her, ran tests, they found nothing wrong, she yelled saying the doctors were stupid for not finding anything and yep, got up and walked across the room there and also at her house when we got her back home. She can usually get up out of her chair by herself- it is one of the mobility/lift chairs. She stays in that 23.5 hrs a day or more.
She lives on her own. Dh goes over twice a day every day, staying up to 3-4 hrs at a time, sometimes longer(just sitting there while she yells at him).
She is capable of still showering by herself, cooking for her self when she wants to, basic cleaning but she chooses to sit there in her chair demanding things from dh. Constant get me water, I want coffee, etc
She feels any pain at all is the worst pain ever. She has arthritis in many areas so yes she hurts. The pain meds do help but the hallucinations were so bad the doctor cut the dosage in half- that made her really mad, of course, blaming dh for witholding her meds from her4 -
grandmallie wrote: »Debbie- same thing happened with my FIL when the time came..made sure he stayed in the hospital 4 days and then onto a nursing home,wasn't the one we wanted but,he eventually got to that one and I went daily sometimes twice a day.
But yes work with the social worker and the nurses and the dr,and they should be able to get her into a facility..
Only thing is if she is violent,a nursing home or rehab cannot restrain..
So she might have to end up in a psychiatric facility..here is hoping it all works out for the best..you DH needs a break
Will find out whats going on tomorrow.. and Michelle yes Kyle is Bi- Polar but is not on meds and wont take any.. If he lays a hand on Tracy or the kids im calling DCF ..between he and Jean the can both go jump on the lake.
@Allie, You can call DCF just on suspicion. He is verbally abusive and a danger to everyone. He may (or may not) have hit the kids or Tracey and they won’t tell you. Get them on DCF’s radar for your daughter’s sake and the kids. Just tell them what you saw, what happened with the things he breaks, and how he acts, even around you, also have the texts and any email Tracey sends you as documentation. But in the end, Tracey is the one they will talk with, Miles too. EVERY time he does something like this, call DCF. They will go and check on everyone. Don’t wait until someone ends up in the hospital.
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LisaInArkansas wrote: »Hello, my chickens, from the vasty dark of the forests of the Arkansas River Valley,
Sounds grand, doesn't it? In all honesty, the trees look better in the dark, as the leaves and their colors have all fallen away and the bare branches shiver in the wind's winter chill. This land is about three-quarter hardwood and the rest evergreen, so lots of places with no green at all. We live seven miles from the nearest town, and at this time of year, we always see houses on the way in that we had forgotten were there, as they're well back in the tree line!
Debbie - Just sending good thoughts for you and your husband.
Rebecca - I remember those days, in NCO clubs and base bowling alleys, 40 years ago now. Amazing that they're that empty, but I guess everyone who can has gone home for the holidays.
Terri - Such a lovely family.
Heather - Enjoy your fun family get-together. It sounds wonderful.
Allie - Just sending good thoughts, baby girl.
Tracey - Hope the wrapping party went very well!
Headed for town in 45 minutes, hoping my gut doesn't go sideways in the interim. Either here or there is fine, but in between would be disastrous. I carry a change of clothes in the car, always, but haven't had to use it in a long time. Just hard to get appointment times that arrange themselves around the behavior of my wonky digestive system.
Time to print out the notes I've made in the last month or so - questions to ask, referrals to ask for.
More later, most likely,
Love y'all!
Lisa in AR
The gal that was running the burger and pizza joint taking peoples orders was also the gal that was supposed to take drink orders in the bar. Three people came in to look around, but just assumed it wasn't open though music was playing. One lone guy sat at the bar for a bit, totally ignored. Definitely not slot of workers present. In my husbands day, the place would've been packed and the dancing floor full.
Rebecca
Whidbey
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This is where she sleeps when we go to bed. Apparently needed more cuddles this morning. Yes, I am chilling in bed so excuse the hair!
Beth and Allie Thank you for your suggestions to Debbie. Such a hard position to be in.
Debbie and Annie Such a hard place to be in. Hugs held extra!
Rebecca I feel the same as you about this community. I miss when I am not here.
After searching for the lights for the little truck for an hour, found them in the truck! Managed to not kill each other and got her decorated and ready for tonight. Vacuumed carpets again. DH said they look good. The main carpet so needs replaced. It is 33 years old, has staining, and the pad is deteriorating. Have thought of vinyl plank like in kitchen/laundry room but love the warmth of carpet. The thought of removing furniture and nicnaks sends my anxiety into tornado mood though! So as long as no bare spots it stays! Cleaned kittens water dish and cleaned up kitchen, mopped floor. Hmm, no cookies made....DED texted me and said youngest granddaughter wants to bake cookies with me! She is 15 and even though it is after the holidays we are making it a date! I did manage to get nails stuck on last night. I like press on for holidays and special events. Sorted gifts, still need to wrap. Other than 3 hrs work then a massage tomorrow, I have time. We will go to both girls houses on Christmas day.
Better get started on this day! It has been 27 yrs since my father in law passed on this day.
Short work day today too. Will post some parade pictures after tonight.
Love to all!
Hugs held tight!
Kylia in Ohio as ready as I am going to be for Christmas
Pretty nails! Can't wait to see your neighborhood parade photos! Enjoy the baking date with granddaughter!🎁💖👍🏼🤗. Don't forget to both wear aprons! I renember once when baking with Athena, I had brought down my apron for her to wear. It was more like a dress, but I warmed my heart when later that month the other grandma (she goes by Gigi) said when they were going to bake, "I need to wear my grandma's apron".
Hugs!
Merry Christmas
I don't think I have your address, send me a private text please!
Rebecca
Whidbey
Wa
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Rebecca – when we first moved to this neighborhood, NO ONE decorated. Now about ½ do. Last night while I was taking the pictures, someone drove up and said “whenever we visit my mother, we always have to drive by your house”. Made me feel good. When I’m not here for a while, I feel like I’ve lost my right arm
Allie – I’m so sorry Kyle won’t take any meds.
Rita – when you told Allie “don’t wait until someone ends up in the hospital” all I could think of was “or worse”
We’ll probably need to leave for Jess’ in an hour or so and I know that I’ll need to shut off my computer. I’ll be thinking of you all.
Michele NC
who is sad that she can’t play mahjongg online in the car. At least I can play at Jess’
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Carol My nails are press ons! Easy. Polish doesn't last on mine with gasoline at work, so I use press ons for fancy/pretty events. Thank you!3
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Got woken up early and couldn't get back to sleep so decided to get some things done. Feels good.
Finally got my first Christmas card done- added a two page letter in it to an old friend, former neighbor when I lived on base. I didn't hear from her last year so a lot to catch up on.
Got the gifts/treats for all the zumba classmates-sweets, of course( four kinds of fudge, four kinds of cracker toffee,Christmas nougat, walnut date bars- just a bit of each) plus they get to pick either knee high sherpa lined socks or a box of 5pair of fuzzy small socks, a candle, a pen and a Blistex chap stick.
Shopped all year and got some amazing deals- nice gifts for them but didn't cost me a ton which is good when I did 16 bags. The two guys got a few other things, though, they might actually like the fuzzy socks.
Waiting to hear from DH- don't want to bug him. Hoping he is sleeping but doubt it(although, he hasnt messaged me so he might be)
I need to pick up a few things to take to mom's tomorrow. I will see if he wants to go with me or if I should just go myself. Do need to get gas for sure- Not driving up there on just over 1/4 tank.
Dished to do first then get dressed and maybe another cup of tea.2 -
haha-I guess I do type fast and a lot- after typing that last comment, my fitbit says I am earning my activity points or what ever it says. Thinks I am really moving. Even more than when I am actually up and doing stuff.
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Hello, my darlin's,
I'm back from the doctor and stopping at three different stores, was able to pick up chicken for dinner as well as a few other things. I was right on the thyroid, he's bumping up my meds for that. He validated there was no need to do anything about cholesterol and my eGfr that was off very slightly.
He was able to help me prioritize which joints need the most help, and will get referrals in for me. Shoulder was top need - and he was able to put a steroid shot in for me before I left there (so pleased he could do that now - it's a change for the VA). Then I need to see an orthopod for knees and elbow. He thinks getting help with the knees will help the ankle and foot. We'll see.
My gut behaved, and all was quiet on that front. I'm grateful.
Good thoughts out to those who are stressed, and hope that all situations are resolved with the best possible outcomes.
Time to sit and relax, maybe nap, and chill out.
Love y'all,
Lisa in AR
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Keep forgetting to post this - my beloved was pretty happy with his workshop apron. I'm pleased to have it off my plate. 😜
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Went to see the flowers today at Como Park.
Allie agree you need to document so does Tracey...She, the children, and you deserve better! She is putting herself, the children, and you at risk! He is a danger to himself and others. When you call or write. Make that the mantra in order to get him the help he needs and the safety you need!
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Debbie--
If your dh will listen to you, encourage him to lean on the hospital social worker. Be honest with them about what it is like trying to care for her. After my mom fell, and couldn't move, the doctors were threatening to send her home; we went to the social worker and told him how it was and that she could not return home. He took care of everything, and found the place. We couldn't have managed it without him.
She is not going to get where she wants to be. And, even though it sounds mean, once she is safely in a facility, neither one of you have to go see her again, or at least maybe once a week for an hour. That's more than some people get, and they are basically good people, not abusive.
Flea
Willamette Valley OR
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So sorry to read about the pain and stress many of you are going through. If Lynette would get the teleporter running again I would so come visit to lend a hand, give you a respite or just a big hug. Alas, the best I can do is hold you and your families in my heart and vibrate peaceful healing energy your way.
Please take care of yourselves.
Deep breaths.
A minute at a time, we can do this.
Rori
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MFP Weekly Check-In for December 23, 2024
Rita in Roswell, NM - Up another pound this week. Not happy about that. I need to get back to using the My Plate I bought. Good way for me to control portions. I think I will wait until next week, after Christmas to start back.
Barbara on the Southern Oregon Coast- WT Sunday settled down to 130.8 from 133.0, weekly average down to 130.6 from 131.4. Weekly average steps improved to 6167 from 5413, still short of goal 7778. Went line dancing only once, skipped BB&B and dog group entirely due fudge frenzy and parcel packing.. CI less than CO (whew) and sugar somewhat improved. AF, PT & Zumba still a dream. Easing back onto track, scale showed 129.7 this morning thank goodness.
Sure miss the thread, promised myself a nice long catchup soon, maybe Christmas eve.
Longest night is behind us so we've turned the corner!
Merry Christmas all! xo, Barbara
Lanette SW WA State – weight still at 160. If I can keep it there, that’s a win (it was my original goal.) Step daily average 6797, down a bit from last week. Still walking with weights – but waiting 30 minutes after eating to let digestion start first.3 -
Today is a quiet day..Tracy was busy with her dad and a friend today.. all is up in the air tomorrow ? I love my kids and Grandkids and by golly I will do anything to keep them.safe.7
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My friend L has broken her metartarsal in her foot. She now has a big boot to wear for 8-10 weeks. She lives alone, at the top of a hill, in a small village in Wales. She has to take the boot off to drive the car, painfully. She is 75.
Happy Christmas everyone.
Love Heather UK8 -
Stats for the day-
Walk w/family - 5mi= 531c
Walk home to gym- 52c
Treadmill jog- 10.33min mi, 5k= 312c
Treadmill jog- 9.56min mi, 1.90mi= 198c
Overall 5 miles 10.12min mi
Walk gym to home = 55c
Total cal 1148
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Rebecca – when we first moved to this neighborhood, NO ONE decorated. Now about ½ do. Last night while I was taking the pictures, someone drove up and said “whenever we visit my mother, we always have to drive by your house”. Made me feel good. When I’m not here for a while, I feel like I’ve lost my right arm
Allie – I’m so sorry Kyle won’t take any meds.
Rita – when you told Allie “don’t wait until someone ends up in the hospital” all I could think of was “or worse”
We’ll probably need to leave for Jess’ in an hour or so and I know that I’ll need to shut off my computer. I’ll be thinking of you all.
Michele NC
who is sad that she can’t play mahjongg online in the car. At least I can play at Jess’
Oh sweet makes all your hard work mean something when you get comments like that! How nice!👍🏼💖
Rebecca
Whidbey
Wa
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DH is arriving in one hour. Got our room ready.11 -
Well got the ok to go over tomorrow but not before 12 pm.. I have to pick up Rich and the stuffed breads..
From what Tracy tells me Kyle is looking at apartments.. good riddance.. she of course is heart broken and he is putting all the blame on Tracy ,I told her thats bull and you know it..
I asked if he will be there making us feel uncomfortable tomorrow or if he will sulk up in the bedroom..,whatever happens it wont be fun for Tracy thats for sure..Gosh he is such an a- -...6 -
Debbie ... it is always ... always ... difficult to place a loved one in a nursing home/facility. Your husband will feel awful. That is just the way it is. But he also has to recognize that it's not about him and what he can or can't do anymore. It's about his mom and what is in her best interests. She no longer has the ability to make rational decisions for herself. Your husband has to do it for her ... he will still be honoring her/loving her if he puts her where she will get the best care ... even if it hurts him to do so. Hugs to you all.
Allie ... make sure Kyle is the one to leave ... do not let Tracey move out or give up the house. I'm watching a friend's daughter go through H*** because she got fed up and left.
My day has been crazy so far. Up in the early hours when our adult son awakened us thinking he might be having a heart attack. He's been dealing with significant gas/digestive issues over the weekend and we determined that it was not a heart attack, but ended up taking him to the ER. He's still there with my husband and they're running every test imaginable which, thankfully, are coming up "negative/unremarkable." I thought he might be having a gallbladder attach as he was/is having intense upper abdomen pain. Think it was his birthday dinner Friday (greasy wings, pizza and ice cream cake) that set off the gas/pain/inflammation but not completely certain. I'm hoping for some kind of definitive answer before they send him home!
Since the ER is mostly about waiting, my husband stayed with my son and I went to my appointment with the breast surgeon. Surgery at the end of January.
Visited my Mom ...it was a gray day here near Buffalo and she was a little down. We'll be with her on Wednesday for a while for Christmas.
Beth
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OregonMother wrote: »Debbie--
If your dh will listen to you, encourage him to lean on the hospital social worker. Be honest with them about what it is like trying to care for her. After my mom fell, and couldn't move, the doctors were threatening to send her home; we went to the social worker and told him how it was and that she could not return home. He took care of everything, and found the place. We couldn't have managed it without him.
She is not going to get where she wants to be. And, even though it sounds mean, once she is safely in a facility, neither one of you have to go see her again, or at least maybe once a week for an hour. That's more than some people get, and they are basically good people, not abusive.
Flea
Willamette Valley OR
Hoping this turns out well for everyone.
This social worker is pushing to have dh pick a place without her even going to rehab. The doctors want her in the care home/rehab to get her stronger and her back fracture to heal. She keeps saying, It is only $5000 a month in a private home, like that is a few bucks. She said other places run $8000 a month or more.
The rehab is a better place and with her medical insurances it won't be even $2000 a month and she will get physical therapy and other care that she won't get in the private place.
He just said to let him get her into rehab first, get the help she needs then he will see if he needs to move her to the private place. He doesn't like the way the social worker is pushing him. He doesn't do well under any circumstance but especially after no sleep and all the mental stuff she has put him through.
He said it is so strange to not HAVE to go to her house exactly at 10 and 4.
He is going over at least 3 times a day again today to check on the dog- letting him stay out of his crate while he is gone. He is fine.
Kaiser just called- they found a spot for her at the rehab/care home here in town and moving her tonight. They had said they could put her at any of them from here to Tracy which is a long drive from here. Glad they found a spot in town.
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dlfk202000 wrote: »OregonMother wrote: »Debbie--
If your dh will listen to you, encourage him to lean on the hospital social worker. Be honest with them about what it is like trying to care for her. After my mom fell, and couldn't move, the doctors were threatening to send her home; we went to the social worker and told him how it was and that she could not return home. He took care of everything, and found the place. We couldn't have managed it without him.
She is not going to get where she wants to be. And, even though it sounds mean, once she is safely in a facility, neither one of you have to go see her again, or at least maybe once a week for an hour. That's more than some people get, and they are basically good people, not abusive.
Flea
Willamette Valley OR
Hoping this turns out well for everyone.
This social worker is pushing to have dh pick a place without her even going to rehab. The doctors want her in the care home/rehab to get her stronger and her back fracture to heal. She keeps saying, It is only $5000 a month in a private home, like that is a few bucks. She said other places run $8000 a month or more.
The rehab is a better place and with her medical insurances it won't be even $2000 a month and she will get physical therapy and other care that she won't get in the private place.
He just said to let him get her into rehab first, get the help she needs then he will see if he needs to move her to the private place. He doesn't like the way the social worker is pushing him. He doesn't do well under any circumstance but especially after no sleep and all the mental stuff she has put him through.
He said it is so strange to not HAVE to go to her house exactly at 10 and 4.
He is going over at least 3 times a day again today to check on the dog- letting him stay out of his crate while he is gone. He is fine.
Kaiser just called- they found a spot for her at the rehab/care home here in town and moving her tonight. They had said they could put her at any of them from here to Tracy which is a long drive from here. Glad they found a spot in town.
I'm so thankful they found a place! I agree that rehab will be a good effort and will tell you a lot. My mom went to rehab first; she tried it, but she could not do it, and they told us that she was at her "new baseline." We originally thought she would be able to go home. I say "we," meaning my niece and I, but I think the facility knew she wasn't ever going home. How old is your mil? At a certain age and mindset, I'm not sure rehab is a positive thing. My mom was generally cheerful, but the one thing she did complain about was rehab. She thought they made her worse. I don't know. Maybe? But we still had to try.
Try not to think about the money. She's not safe where she is, and her care is taking too much of a toll on your husband and your marriage. I admit that writing that check every month was painful (I think it was around $8000/month), but I knew my mom was safe and well cared for. When we visited her, we didn't have to do anything but visit her and it was a relief and a joy.
Does your husband have POA? I did for my mom, and that may have made some things easier.
Beth is right. It's just not easy. My husband's mom went kicking and screaming. She was not fun to visit, although I think she was trying to be positive. But her church was threatening to turn my husband in for elder neglect if he didn't do something. We were trying to manage this from three states away, and she was an adult with full mental capacity, so it was tough to tell her she wasn't going to live in her home anymore. My mom understood much better that she needed to be somewhere. The only time with her that it got really rough was when the first "home" we sent her to after rehab failed, overdosed her one night. (We think on purpose to make her be quiet since she needed turning/changing every two hours around the clock). We ordered an ambulance to take her away. They gave her Narcan, and she recovered, but the hospital wouldn't admit her, so she slept in the emergency room hallway for two nights. Thankfully, we did find a place because the hospital was threatening to send her to Tacoma (we were in Olympia, not really convenience). But I remember being with her as they settled her in the new place, and after everyone was gone, I just collapsed on her bed and cried. I felt so bad she was stuck in a hallway. Ever my mother, she said, "Oh. It wasn't bad at all. It was kind of fun hearing all of the drama. It was better than a tv show!"
I miss my mom. :-(
Sorry this got long. I think hearing about these things triggers all kinds of emotions in those of us who have had to go through it.
Take care.
Flea
Willamette Valley, OR
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Ladies- what a day for many of you!
Debbie - glad MIL is going to rehab and not back home. Hopefully once your DH is able to get some sleep and think more clearly, he'll be able to let go of some of the the anxiety and "duty" burden that weighs him down. Beth and Flea shared a lot of wisdom and insight here. Good that MIL is in a rehab place close by. I'm not too sure about the social workers in your area, maybe they are approaching burn-out too.
Flea - so sorry you had to manage MIL and your mom from a distance away. I had to chuckle when your mom said watching things happen was like a TV show. When DH was taken to the ER the day before he passed, we got there early enough to get a room (5 am). It was right outside the nurse's station. It was like watching a TV show as well, and some of the nursing assistants they would come in and "spill the beans" about other patients - no names of course, just situations. DH was in-and-out of it, but it kept us entertained while he waited for the doctor to see him nearly 12 hours after he was admitted. They had taken labs and done work-ups on him all day. Looking back, it made sense since he didn't have anything going on that was apparently acute - the ER doc (there was only one) had her hands full with heart attacks and traffic accidents all day.
Beth - glad your son's tests came out OK, maybe it is gall bladder. But what's going on with you and breast surgery??? If you mentioned before I skipped over it. Good to hear you'll be able to spend some time with your mom on Christmas.
Rori - I've given up on the teleporter repair, technology changes so fast I don't think they make parts for it anymore.
Mo - enjoy your time with your DH! How long will he be able to stay with you? The bedroom is just beautiful!
Lisa - Corey's apron is perfect, you did a great job. Hope Patrick is able to find a place.
I had a busy afternoon. First, my little cul-de-sac borders a cattle ranch, and I often see cows and calves out there when I look in that direction. The rancher put a notice on FB that he had ground beef for sale again. I've purchased a lot of it from him in the past years, and it's the best. It's "whole cow" and grass fed. So I messaged him and ran over to get several packages - my freezer is full to the gills now.
Then my landscaper Alex messaged me that he wanted to drop off "Christmas tamales" his mom makes, so that took care of supper. I ate one without sauce and it was delicious. He dropped off TWO big containers of still-warm tamales, much more than I could eat so I ran a box over to Mr. and Mrs. Roger which took care of their supper. I ran across a can of Enchilada sauce so will warm the rest of mine up today with sauce and cheese, which will take care of several suppers.
T messaged me and asked if I wanted to come to Christmas breakfast with her parents and FIL so that's taken care of. 9 am is perfect, 5 pm is close to bedtime, lol. I get along real well with her FIL and parents, so it will be fun to catch up with them.
Santa and the reindeer will need to wear raincoats tonight. We have at least a week of warmish rainy weather coming up.
Happy Christmas Eve!
Lanette
SW WA State where I'm up super early - still got 6 hours of sleep in.
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