I'm stunned --

b/c I am s2s, have eaten breakfast, put a load of clothes in the washer, walked to the road, got the paper, sat on the porch swing for a bit, and read my daily Bible reading -- all w/dgs! * And it's only 1:30 pm, LOL!!! Plus, I even managed to get dgs to take his Benadryl. (He was sneezing constantly when he woke up.)
We slept really late, and I am very very thankful for that, b/c I did not sleep well -- without dh in the house, I slept on the couch and left the tv on a long time. Then of course I noticed every sound the house made all night, AND I seem to have a ringing in my ears, which I never notice until I lie down to go to sleep. (It is a high-pitched tone, kinda like a beeeeep.... beep... beeeep... -- like Morse code in my ears! But it never bothers me at all until bedtime. I'm going to try some drops tonight.)
We will be watching ballgames all day, and we have to go to the post office. Right now, he's playing in his room.
I need to call dmom -- didn't talk to her yesterday.
And I need to order some tickets for a play dh wants to go to. Can y'all believe that? It's about a fictional country music duo and it's supposed to be funny, and he wanted to go to it. It's not far away; he saw it written up in one of the papers he reads. So I'll see about that before I get up from the computer.
Here he comes... "na-na!!!" (He wants crackers. Now I need to go make sure he isn't just taking one bite and laying them down in the floor.

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I'm watching with interest all this insurance stuff,
Harmony... I was reading dh's AARP newsletter last night, all this stuff about changes to Medicare, etc... DH will be 65 in two years, and I guess regular insurance drops you then and you have to go on Medicare? Is that how it works? I feel so completely totally ignorant about how all this will work... but I guess when the time comes there will be someone to lead us through it, right? I think it said you could sign up for Medicare at the SS office? It is really overwhelming, though, b/c we've had pretty good insurance all the time we've worked, and I'm afraid it's going to be a totally new world when he turns 65 -- for him, at least. I've got a few more years to go.
Roast turkey sounds delicious, btw!
Hope you get your internet straightened out soon,
Nancy!
Sounds like
Kathryn is having a great day.
And
helia, a busy day -- as usual!!!
Dove, I have not done much towards Christmas, but I have bought two gifts for dgs. I'll have to get busy figuring out what to get others and go shopping before long. Need to take dmom shopping one day, too. It's like the song says, though... our Christmas list gets shorter all the time, which is a sad thing. Over the last three years, we've added dgs, but we've lost my dad and both inlaws, and dsisil. And dfriend at school and I do not exchange gifts anymore, and I don't have to get candy for my newspaper staff.