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Wednesday, With Writing and Washing
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2024 8:25 am
by Harriet
Happy Birthdays, Twins' Mom's Twins!
And congratulations to Twins' on a wonderful WRITING success as well, of genealogical article.
Are you writing plans and records down well lately?
It's still close enough to the first of the month (or even half-year) to easily begin better record-keeping, if needed.
Nancy is excited lately about writing enjoyment.
Anyone doing "W" chores midweek? Washing-up, washing clothes, washing car, etc.?
Re: Wednesday, With Writing and Washing
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2024 8:56 am
by Nancy
Yep
walking x Saw a deer with antlers in velvet today,
writing some done
weeding not yet did that yesterday actually & I was proud the county weed spray did not have to spray here bc I had
weeded the drive way out front.
watering Got the sprinkler to water by hand on the hose
washing sheets today hopefully.
Re: Wednesday, With Writing and Washing
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2024 10:32 am
by bittersweet
I don't have a lot of "w" chores today, except washing up the dishes, and - since it's raining outside and I can't do any weeding, I think I'll clean all the windows instead. There aren't that many - two smaller ones in the kitchen, one in each of the three bedrooms, and the big living room window. I may even clean the glass on the screen doors (more nose art from dSuper Storm) I could also wipe all the light switches and wall corners. Hmmmmm....I could think of seeral different things that could use "washing", so we'll see how far I get:
- wash dishes from baking yesterday
- wash kitchen windows
- wash living room windows
- call doc for appointment (bonus non "W" task
)
Re: Wednesday, With Writing and Washing
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2024 11:48 am
by bittersweet
Why is it that I never seem to remember that I should get DS to clean the kitchen windows?? He's taller and can probably reach the top of them, whereas I need to use the stepladder, and I hate, hate, HATE being on ladders of any height!!
I did get all that done, though (excpt for a couple of dishes that are soaking), including the DPC to the doc to get an appointment for a replacement requisition. In April she said I needed to have a cortisone shot in my hand because I managed to develop trigger finger, and she also offered one for my hip. I declined the hip shot (rethinking that now, as it seems to get progressively more bothersome), and then managed to misplace the requisition for the hand shot
I'll also see about getting a note to cover being off this week.
Hmmmmm.....what should I do next? I'm not sure I can come up with an entire day's worth of chores beginning with "w"
- wipe down pantry cupboards
- wipe wall corners and light switches in the kitchen
- WATP - one mile (or as much as I can do)
Re: Wednesday, With Writing and Washing
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2024 12:19 pm
by Nancy
Fuel mower & add oil X
Pick up lawn furniture & move hose in back yard. x
Mow back yard. X
Water flower beds in back x
water yd. in front. x
Start laundry / put in d dryer X
Make & eat lunch x
Updated my writing word count they do not have page count dang.
Re: Wednesday, With Writing and Washing
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2024 12:23 pm
by CathyS
Hi!
Walmart shopping has been done for at least 2 weeks.
Costco has also been done, hopefully for the month.
I watered all the plants inside and out yesterday.
There are a few dishes, but right now I'm exhausted, and dh said he was going to lay down for a bit.
We are having a cottage roll for supper. I think I'll do the potatoes and onions in the oven. It's gotten extremely warm again and it's windy as well.
Time for a nap.
Re: Wednesday, With Writing and Washing
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2024 12:44 pm
by bittersweet
I think I may head over to the community garden this afternoon and see if it's dry enough to plant some late beans. We had rain this morning, including a bit of a thunderstorm. One crack of lightning and thunder was so close by ddummybuttdog jumped and ran out of the room. DSuper Storm definitely wasn't impressed, but seemed more to be wondering what on earth that racket was.
The last batch of chores has been done. I think I'll take a short "me time" break with my audiobook and crocheting.
Re: Wednesday, With Writing and Washing
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2024 1:58 pm
by Lady Maverick
~~~waving Hello to all~~~~
will be published in the September
Twins!! Congratulations! That is an amazing awesome accomplishment. I am so very happy for you and know that you put in tremendous time, education and effort to achieve this milestone. WOW! Just WOW!
I took yesterday off. Or rather I tried to take yesterday off. We had multiple drop-by visitors, phone calls, text messages, teen uber runs, plus the usual revolving doors of teenage activity. I also cooked and served three meals. But otherwise...I took the day off. For the first time in many years, I read an entire book (269 pages) in one day. Then I went to bed early and slept 8.5 hours.
>>>skippable....I'm thinking out loud<<<<<
I needed to give myself time to process the dual surgery that I have scheduled. If it were just cut/dry absolutely no other choice, then it would be easier to accept. However, I did a little research and found there has been a new laser way of doing the surgery instead of the standard knife/stitches method. I had this knife surgery a couple decades ago and know exactly how major of a surgery it is. I would much prefer the new laser instead of knife for a slew of reasons. My periodontist isn't certified in the laser method so that would mean giving up my trusted periodontist and going to someone new. Years ago I went through 6 periodontists to finally find a good one and the thought of giving him up and starting with someone unknown has me reluctant to make that decision. Also since this is being paid all out of my pocket this decision includes a hefty price tag to start over. Choices -
#1 - Stick with trusted proven periodontist and do the knife/stitch surgery. I prefer the laser surgery. Also my periodontist is 77 years old. He is mentally sharp, but his body has become frail, slow and unsteady. I noticed his hands/fingers seem swollen which leads me to think they aren't as nimble as they used to be. His hands were in my mouth for an hour on Monday and it was painful. FACT that I have learned the hard way.....the size of a periodontist's hands matter.
#2 - Start over with a new periodontist that offers the LANAP method. There isn't a lot to choose from unless I want to travel further.
Either choice includes that 3 hours round trip drive.
Re: Wednesday, With Writing and Washing
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2024 2:18 pm
by bittersweet
"Me time" is over, lunch is eaten, and noon meds are taken. Now it's time to get back to work (another one of those "w" words
)
I might as well:
- wash the windows in all three bedrooms
- wipe the wall corners and light switches in the rest of the main floor
- wash the rest of the dishes that are soaking
What about researching some of the periodontists that are qualified in the laser technique, LadyM, and get them to provide recommendations from other patients? It doesn't commit you to anything, but it does give you more information to weigh in on the decision process.
Re: Wednesday, With Writing and Washing
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2024 2:20 pm
by Harriet
HRH had a friend drop by, and even though I did take time for conversation and visiting, he took the friend out for lunch, which suited me fine.
I've had plenty to do in kitchen. HRH said he noticed a change just in the time they were out for lunch.
LadyM, I would THINK (hope?) that you could choose this new type of laser at another office for this particular situation but still retain your patient relationship with the office with which you are comfortable??? Even if not, I would choose to remain as physically comfortable as possible with as little healing time.
I do not like ladders either, bittersweet. My dmother's old school-library step-stool is my go-to, and thankfully (I guess), in this old house I'll never need anything higher. I have actually been practicing going up and down on it, though, because as you step down you do need to trust you're putting your foot at the right place. Not as visually obvious as a ladder. So, I'm learning the clues on the flat top step that show where you can safely take a step down. (shaped like a fat 3-leaf clover on top with certain places to access the mid-step).
I have Written re: house and car insurance payments.
I have Washed up in kitchen, sWish and sWiped through the bathroom.
and Walmart is in our shopping future today, too, Cathy.
Watering plants outside - check, inside ... .. thanks for reminding!