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[John G.]

Four!

[John G.]

I’m going to finish up a few other books that I have started and never quite made it through.

[John G.]

Time for lunch.

[John G.]

Made a tasty salad of green Olives, tomatoes, feta, pickled garlic, walnuts, and a drizzle of olive oil.

[John G.]

Mom would have probably suspended it all in, say, orange jello.

[John G.]

Some traditions will not be passed on to another generation.

[Jane]

Rehearsal this morning. Ten pieces that some kids will be doing in a high school "musical theeder showcase" Friday evening. That might be a first for this school, but it's definitely a first for me to be involved in. The music is fairly ambitious and I can't wait to get over there and see how this is really going to go.

Hope it goes/went well!

Ditto.  I apologize for not commenting earlier.

[Jane]

Dr. Appt went well and later this week I will get some blood work done.

He is pleased with my efforts.  And I heard a lot about his upcoming hip replacement, work environment, and marital situation.....I guess I have one of those "tell me all about it" faces.

Excellent news and good test result vibes.  For the rest-lol.

[Jane]

DR Rodzinski I am a bit surprised the hotel didn't want the actual key back.  I guess they weren't fancy keys.

It wasn’t a fancy hotel.

[Jane]

I recall some fancy hotels when you dropped your key off at the desk on your way out and picked it back up before returning to your room.  Those were big keys you didn't want to carry around with you.

[Jane]

I saw the oral surgeon this morning and she removed the final remaining sutures. All is well.

Excellent.

[Jane]

I may have to do one more of these grafts next year. (one per year due to insurance restrictions).

It's kind of an ordeal.

Groan.

[Jane]

My daytime pill put me to sleep for several hours. Go figure.

Maybe that is why you didn't sleep last night.

[Jane]

I just finished Diary of a Bookseller, by Shaun Bythell. It was a book given yo me by a great friend that I somehow had never finished. Near the end, one of Bythell’s loyal customers tells him that he’s losing his language skills because of Alzheimer’s. The friend who gave me the book has aphasia and is losing her vocabulary as well. Sad coincidence.

I am very sorry about your friend.

[Jane]

Diary of a Bookseller has been on my list of books to read that I haven't gotten around to reading.

[Jrand74]

DR JOHN G yes a most sad coincidence.

[Freddie]

My daytime pill put me to sleep for several hours. Go figure.

Yikes! 

Are the pills mixed up?

[Freddie]

I just finished Diary of a Bookseller, by Shaun Bythell. It was a book given yo me by a great friend that I somehow had never finished. Near the end, one of Bythell’s loyal customers tells him that he’s losing his language skills because of Alzheimer’s. The friend who gave me the book has aphasia and is losing her vocabulary as well. Sad coincidence.

Very sad.

[John G.]

My daytime pill put me to sleep for several hours. Go figure.

Yikes! 

Are the pills mixed up?

not according to the labels

[John G.]

I have about an hour left in Lost Empires. May save it for later.

[Freddie]

My daytime pill put me to sleep for several hours. Go figure.

Yikes! 

Are the pills mixed up?

not according to the labels

Sending you more and more anti-pain vibes!  And maybe for an earlier appointment materializing for your MRI.

[Jane]

My daytime pill put me to sleep for several hours. Go figure.

Yikes! 

Are the pills mixed up?

not according to the labels

Did you research the meds and side effects?

[ChasSmith]

This is sounding horrible, DR John G.  Vibes some real relief is coming down the pike.

[ChasSmith]

Is anyone here in the networking thing called Alignable?

I accepted a friend's invitation, somehow thinking that was going to help them in their business, but in starting to set up a profile, it seems like something I don't want or need and I should just opt out of it.

[Jrand74]

Sounds like me and Venmo DR CHAS SMITH.

[Freddie]

Sounds like me and Venmo DR CHAS SMITH.

I kept being told that Venmo was so easy to set up and use.  It wasn't, at least not for me. 

[ChasSmith]

Ha! And Oy! 

I'm trying to find a way to cancel what I've entered so far and just back out of it, and, naturally, there doesn't seem to be a way.

Well, I never went so far as to finalize the profile and actually create the account. I'll watch for anything further that happens.

[ChasSmith]

For whatever reason, I didn't have that much trouble when I started on Venmo.

I still have only used it three, maybe four times.

[George]

I just finished Diary of a Bookseller, by Shaun Bythell. It was a book given yo me by a great friend that I somehow had never finished. Near the end, one of Bythell’s loyal customers tells him that he’s losing his language skills because of Alzheimer’s. The friend who gave me the book has aphasia and is losing her vocabulary as well. Sad coincidence.

Oh, no.  That is sad.

[George]

Is anyone here in the networking thing called Alignable?

I accepted a friend's invitation, somehow thinking that was going to help them in their business, but in starting to set up a profile, it seems like something I don't want or need and I should just opt out of it.

I've never heard of that.