While I take to muttering my smalls for the week, I’ll share some other
black and white photographs with you. People
photos. Today I have the old favorite of
Duck imitating his dog Plaid. Tabor
commented this morning that I have strong friends. Perhaps Duck was one of the strongest in his
special way.
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We think the initial trigger was something in a
cookie. Did I ever mention that food
allergies were the pits? One reaction
will often trigger another. Yesterday
onions in my usual Saturday omelet (eaten Sunday), triggered another nasty
reaction. I’m eating bread and butter,
and I’m compiling a food allergy list for a visit to a nutritionist. I’m going a bit bonkers trying to keep all my
yes and no’s going.
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Got myself to the pool this morning. Glorious to see a friend in the water again
after recent heart surgery. I wish
Poolie could sit up and join us. Her pneumonia
is still with her and the meds are 23 grand…generic are 12 grand. What? Yes,
I said that. While the NRA is going
bonkers, so is the pharmaceutical industry.
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I’ll be a hausfrau today…menu’s for the week, laundry,
dishes, make the bed, stare at the quilt that isn’t getting done. That sort of thing.
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Reading. If a book
is shabby and worn, the shop usually lets our secondary folks have it. We are allowed to take a book home to read. Just by chance I grabbed a really worn copy
of a 1961 Mr. and Mrs. North mystery to bring home. My memory told me that it would be
good. I find it’s just plain charming.
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I’m not fully adapted to the early sunshine yet, but I am
loving it.
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What more could I want than wonderful sunshine.
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- Himself: Usual Monday madness. Round up committee meeting tonight.
What an insane price for meds...I had to read that twice to be sure of what I was seeing.
ReplyDeleteYes, we were all in shock.
ReplyDeleteThe cost of meds here is ridiculous too. Way out of control! Feel better!
ReplyDeleteThere is a reason that so many ads on TV are about medications. They are the industry making money hand over fist through subsidized insurance. If we lived overseas the powers that be would protect us.
ReplyDeleteThis may be a lifesaving med for poolie, and the cost is so very prohibitive.
DeleteThat is a heck of a lot for meds. Because I am a senior, I can get my meds almost free.
ReplyDeleteThat price is just shameful. How do these pharmaceuticals executives sleep at night?
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