good morning, I tried to read every post, but got only this far.
I never thought I would be missed so much. I really appreciate that.
No room upstairs for my computer.
the operation went very well. I requested to stay in the hospital for the full three days. Their pain meds are better than what they send home with you.
I took pain meds only two day s after getting home. I was so nausiated that I figured I could handle the pain better. As it turned out the pain was only about a 2/10 .. at most time nil.
Nothing I could not bear.
I do PT twice a week. I really like it. My PT person is not much for conversation, but he really puts me through the grinder. I am exhauster for the rest of the day after each session.
I got a lot accomplished since the operation. I sit on my chair and watch Annie and Dan clean the garage.. It is about 95% finished.
then I sat and directed Dan to adjust the Carbureter on the tractor. Did some research and learned how to adjust the governor. Dan did the physical work, I just coached.
For his reward, I let him play with the tractor for about an hour. He back bladed the parking area and the area where the tomato farm was. all is nice and smooth again.
I am thinking of buying a box blade.
I have to ask around to see what width my tractor can handle. I am hoping a 60" ..
Annie is having a cataract removed. Dr told her the procedure is just seven minutes long.
I had both done years ago. piece o' cake.
.......jiminwaUSAu.......
So happy you are back and feeling well after your surgery!
 
good morning, I am sure liking these cool fall days. It can stay like this year round.
Yesterday I limited myself to just one trip down and up the basement stairs.
I spent a long time outside. I took Ollie's air cleaner all apart and decided it does not need a new filter element. It does need an 8" piece of flexible hose to connect to the carburetor.
another note about quail, don't bother making a nesting box for them to lay their eggs. they will not use it.
......jiminwisc.......
Actually, if presented with a nest box while young, many of mine would actually lay in the nest box!
 
when my grandson was quite small he told gramma , You and grandpa are farmers, but me and my mother, we just are not..
I am practicing walking without a cane. Doing my Walter Brennen impersonation.
Found a breather tube for the air cleaner. Now I can install the cleaner onto Ollie.. Have to put that on my to do list so I can cross it off.
the rhubarb that we planted is showing signs of life.
I bought 16 large bales of straw for $30.oo.. after we (Dan) lay down cardboard between the rows I (Dan) will bed them down with a good layer of straw
Thanks again for the well wishes.
.....jiminwisc.......
 
I am taking it easy. Only walking in the house . outside I still use the walker.
.....jiminwisc......
GOOD!!
One of the best things I learned from multiple PT's was 'gait training'.
Kept(keeps) me from giving into the limp and screwing up the rest of my body, especially my back.
 
Second trip down the stairs for today. I take the steps one at a time on the way down, but going up I walk them normally.
the walker is handy. if I feel like it, I can sit down on it.. the wheels lock so it won't roll away..
today was about 60F and windy. still was comfortable working on Ollie. I got the parts I needed and put the air cleaner back on.
I don't think we will see 60F again until spring.
Dan spread a bunch of card board in amongst the rhubarb. could still use more boxes.. we (Dan) will spread straw over the whole patch.. I got a good deal on some oat straw. 50 pound bales for $2./ea.. I bought 16 bales. That fits nicely on my truck without having to tie them down.
.......jiminwisc......
 

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