My leukemia's back.

I don't think this is the first time you've preached about hyperparathyroidism. Thank you for your persistence. I have enough symptoms, that I will call and seek some blood work.
It is worth checking into. My Wife is going on to her second month post surgery and she is amazingly better.
 
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Thanks for the smile Blooie!
 
We just go with a good smattering of dog hair and call it good.

Oh, and since it's (almost) October, the cobwebs are now a design statement. I swear, some of those Breyer horses ringing my livingroom would fall down if I pulled those webs off......

Honey decided he wanted to clean the garage yesterday, and who am I to argue? I used to completely resent that he wanted me to "just be with him" while he did things like this. I felt I had plenty of my own things to do, grumble grumble grumble. But, after taking the Love and Respect class a few years ago, and listening to how having the woman present often energizes the man, I've become more okay with it. It's hard to feel useless, cause I can't help him with the heavy lifting. Plus, over the years some of our cats had gotten in and used the garage for a toilet
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. With my lung issues recently, cat poop is the last thing I need to be inhaling! So, Eve and I sat outside the garage in the shade and chatted with Honey as he worked. Well, I chatted, Eve kind of snored. He got a huge amount of stuff cleared out and a lot of rearranging done and now there's actually room to get from point A to point B without turning sideways
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My husband and I figured out years ago that we get more done together than separate. Even if I am in a different greenhouse doing something else, we have a synergistic affect on one another.( I think knowing that he is suffering also lowers my resentment and I spend more energy accomplishing something rather than griping in my head about it. )

This has been such a miserable allergy summer, the poor guy has had to carry me. I have not earned my keep at all. All this rain makes for grass pollen and mold spores.
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I can not even be outside to trim the hedges. I really hate being stuck inside. I start to grumble and I think of Rachel and her 100 days of confinement and I suck it up.
I wish to be a better person because you all are such inspirations.

I miss exercise though. It is difficult, but winter is coming and maybe by February we will have a killing frost.
Did that sound like griping? That may have been griping.
sorry.
 
Allergies for sure - the Princess is sniffling and snarfling and my eyes itch like Hades. I need a 'pat yourself on the back' emoticon. The Princess has started fall cleaning/decorating, and I have been washing windows. Ah yes, togetherness.
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I can't work around my husband. I can be the left hand to his right when he is working on some project, but if I am doing something separate from what he's doing, I have to be out of his sight, or else I feel these waves of disapproval coming off of him. He looks over my shoulder, and I say, "what?" and he sort of chuckles and says, "nothing . . . . ."
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But I guess "nothing" is better than the other thing he does, which is to tell me how everything I am doing is all wrong . . . .
 
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Allergies for sure - the Princess is sniffling and snarfling and my eyes itch like Hades. I need a 'pat yourself on the back' emoticon. The Princess has started fall cleaning/decorating, and I have been washing windows. Ah yes, togetherness.
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We've had a lot of rain recently, so everything outside is fuzzy. Are fungus spores more or less irritating than grass pollen?
 

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