Dee, congratulations plus so glad bp was down when the dr took it again. But I believe there are guidelines for having bp taken and getting a more normal reading. I looked all that up when they were trying to get my parents to keep a bp monitor at home. Feet flat on the floor in a normal-height chair was one thing, I believe. In other words, something about your feet swinging free on the dr's table, with extra pressure to the backs of the thighs, OR crossed legs, might make the bp reading slightly off/worse. Oh, wait, here are some guidelines - never thought about an empty bladder helping.
BookSaver, that sounds smart to put a flea collar on a cat when possible. This at least signals to the public that this is a cat who is in transition, perhaps, from feral to tame. However, if it happened to be allergic, you might not be able to catch it again to remove it, as an in-home owner would. The perfect collar would be very mild natural flea protection, brightly colored.... hmmm. One more thing I should invent. Wish there was some way to put on a collar that said, "Part of a feral colony" or something, but then there's an element of untruth in that if it made someone believe they could pet this cat without a bite.
helia, wonderful news for S and her little one, that the nursing is going well. Baby will be growing and thriving even faster, so happy to hear it.
Twins' Mom, please pick up a few things for me at Michael's too... ... (smile) wish we could do that, huh? Sorry about the "mugging".
All's right with the world. Kathryn is traveling to new places and possibly meeting villagers for the rest of us!
Made a cake of cornbread first thing today - HRH had a craving, and it was all he wanted.
Desk Day for our household is done.
Looked at my African Violet in the kitchen window since it was about time to water. Noticed flecks, light colored, over some of the leaves. Blamed myself