Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Santa's on his way

According to the TV Santa is in the Figi Islands right now. Been there once on a layover coming from Australia. Too hot for me. Quantas stopped to pick up some people who were being kicked out of the country. We never got off the plane due to the armed guards on the runway.

I'll be in your house before Santa. But I would expect that since my little Toyota does 32 miles to the gallon and I am not sure of the MPG's of Santa's sled.

I think it will be an interesting visit. You wrapped in fleece and me hooked up to a heating pad. Fortunately we won't starve. Not only is the soup on, it is frozen and loaded into the freezer.

My stiff neck is a pulled muscle from trying to unscrew my blender after cooking soup. That,plus trying to move a radiator in order to replace an air valve. Stubborn as I am, I tried to replace an old air valve with a brand new one. Guess what, the new ones are 1/8 inch taller and thus will not clear the wall behind the radiator. I tried to move the radiator out from the wall a little and added to the blender mishap. What a pain in the neck! Then to add to the matter, as I was doing this I clenched my teeth and aggravated the arthritis in my jaw - of course on the side opposite the stiff neck. Now I can't open my mouth fully. Thus an opportunity to sip soup. I knew there must have been a method to my madness in making 18 quarts of soup! I hope I don't have to drink all the soup before I get cured. The soup is for the chemo star not the reckless old lady.

I liked your Santa hat. What kind of a bonnet will you get for after the holidays. I have an authentic Russian soldier's hat - with insignia - from the trip GE and I took to East Germany in 1989. It has earflaps - good for wintery walks. See you later. Love M

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Traditional Irish Blessing

To Brian and all the bloggers on his blog, this Irish Blessing is for all with heartfelt love.

http://www.e-water.net/viewflash.php?flash=irishblessing_en .

It originally appeared on the New York History Roundtable.

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Round 2 sounds good to me

Loved your Round 2 descriptions.

Is Robbie as good with the needles as she was with the baster on the turkey last week? Maybe next year she can needle the turkey and baste you.

You must be more relaxed today since you notice how your nurse looks. I think Robbie needs to go with you each time or you will be taking the nurse out to lunch. If you do, she pays for her own turkey sandwich!

Now I know why you looked so fit on Thanksgiving - you're on steroids! Sorry, you are not eligible for the Olympics for a while. You wouldn't pass the drug test.

My last comment is about your lesions. I had this idea that if you could get a print of your scan, you could name each lesion. Then treat them like voodoo dolls and zap them off. You're already getting the pin sticks so just re-direct them to your voodoo dolls. Yes, your mother is crazy.

Glad you are thinking straight.