Other than feeling the complete fool a few times yesterday,
it was a good day. Hiding my head in the
sand was not an option. I didn’t read
the instructions on my bottle of hormone pills, and yes I still take them, and
the new pharmacy didn’t give me the correct pills. Oh, the bottle was marked. Take half a pill, the label told me….if I had
read it. No wonder my breasts were so
tender.
Do I read recipes.
Yes, but do I always follow them.
No. Yesterday I turned cashew
chicken into Pho. I ended up making so
much pho, pronounced pha, we will have more tomorrow. At least it is very high in veggies and low
in WW points.
Mikey isn’t eating.
Bee says he is channeling his mother, Rose, and he’s driving her
mad. Chemo always alters the taste of
everything so nothing tastes good. If he
doesn’t eat he will die. I suggested she
have a food tasting.
I wanted to see the parade yesterday. Just like any healthy American kid, I love
parades. I did get to see some small
parts. As usual, Army marched far better
than Navy. It gave me great pleasure to
note this on an offensive father of a grandson’s Facebook page. “Go Army,” I told him. Then again, I am seventy one now, and perhaps
I should have some curb on my juvenile reaction to things.
I had the same reaction to some of the words that Obama said
in his speech. Has any governmental
personage ever mentioned Stonewall other in derision before? His words gave me hope.
Loved the info on the salt flats.....Glad to hear that you discovered your medication error....hope the new books are interesting too.
ReplyDeleteBlue blue skies...I love them. Love sea salt too. Much better than the mine salt.
ReplyDeleteAs for pho, I am off to walk the dogs after my 19 point breakfast. Don't have many points left for the rest of the day. No Pho hear. Dianne
Mage, I emailed you yesterday regarding the Old Ebbitt Grill. If you have time, could you please respond?
ReplyDeleteBe careful with your meds, as I have landed in the hospital because I did not follow doctor's orders!
So very proud of our president!
ReplyDeleteMy mom was on hormones and she got cervical cancer and paid a year's price in treatment for that. I think it left her weak for everything else that followed...so I will not go that route for all the energy in the sunshine. Read your labels! Ok...I am done wagging the finger. I enjoyed the whole ceremony by TV and saw far more than those who saw a bit where they stood with friends.
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ReplyDeleteI missed Obama's speech and I've heard other references to the Stonewall thing. I'm going to find a transcript of the speech now.
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