((LadyM)) I bet it hurt, though! I hope it was a flat or at least rounded part your head hit. If you have more aches and pains elsewhere tomorrow, because of landing on concrete, PLEASE take it easy. I don't like to hear about your feet flying - yipes.
HRH felt well today and went on 3 errands. He did not fire the specialist. He did tell him that he doesn't believe he has paid attention to the info HRH is supposed to keep track of and bring to him each time, and that HRH feels he gets no direction from him. So maybe they came to an understanding.
After that appt he went in a different direction to the kidney office for his regular blood work. Then he felt well enough to stop off at grocery before coming home, so all in all, he had a good day, almost a busy one, and helped out around here.
There are still a lot of gaps in our list, because the grocery store that was on the way doesn't carry everything. Dd also went to a grocery on her way home, but she concentrated completely on ddil's household's needs. We are not "hitting on all cylinders", but we are making people the priority and caring for each other, so it's okay!
Interested in the kitchen corners discussion. Folding or hinged doors that are designed for the "reach" directly into a corner sound great. Here, both upper and lower cabinet space simply extends beside/beyond the side walls of the adjoining cabinetry, which creates dead-end areas. Each are accessed by a door that is beside the space, but not opening directly onto it. That part of the cabinetry is original to the initial build of the house. Not what would be designed now.