This is another of "those" days, I'm afraid.Up early, had some coffee and learned that my cousin Debra, daughter of my recently deceased aunt, had to call an ambulance for her husband Saturday evening. The hospital has admitted him. Poor Rob has many problems, not the least of which has been a bout of bladder cancer. Today, however, they are assessing his liver functions.He has been, to my mind, an "energizer bunny". I learn of all his ailments and hospital visits and radiation, etc., but every time I see him, he is on his feet and pleasant and non-complaining.There was absolutely nothing for me to do except pray a little and offer to help when they need me.And, of course, I fretted over it all day.Getting older is a very mixed blessing. And the older I get, the harder it is to see the blessings for what they are because of the people you lose.Sigh.Morbidity finished.
Quote from: elmore3003 on November 28, 2021, 03:42:02 PMDR George, I had the two Moderna shots and the Pfizer booster. I had mno bad reaction at all.I had both Pfizer shots in April and March. And then the Pfizer booster plus flu shot on the same day in September.One week after, I had one heck of a bout of something or other. Felt like flu. Lasted three days.
DR George, I had the two Moderna shots and the Pfizer booster. I had mno bad reaction at all.
Peter Dinklage’s performance had me in tears several times
After the film Peter Dinklage (Cyrano) , Haley Bennett(Roxanne) and Kelvin Harrison Jr. (Christian) came out and did a Q&A with a moderator whose name I did not catch
Six!
Today is going to be a day. My sister wants me to come over and help put up Christmas lights on her front porch (she already put lights on her tree), then I'm ushering for a local production of a play called Until the Flood. I don't know what it's about, but I'll find out soon enough.
Pulitzer Prize finalist, celebrated performer and playwright Dael Orlandersmith explores the social uprising in Ferguson, Missouri following the shooting of teenager Michael Brown. Pulling from her extensive interviews with Missouri residents, Orlandersmith crafts a stunning theatrical experience that must be seen.
Buddy turned around in time to see Walter. He absolutely flipped out. First, he jumped straight up in the air, at least a foot. Next he started flapping and thrashing while trying to climb up over my shirt. And from there, he ran out of the room.
Quote from: TCB on November 28, 2021, 11:43:31 PMBuddy turned around in time to see Walter. He absolutely flipped out. First, he jumped straight up in the air, at least a foot. Next he started flapping and thrashing while trying to climb up over my shirt. And from there, he ran out of the room.Oh, my! Hopefully, Buddy is okay!
It was touching but too short! It could've lasted a few minutes more, at least.
