Well here it is after 8:00 on Thursday night and I just
remembered that I forgot to be thankful. Oops! Well I can be thankful now…
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I had a follow-up appointment with my surgeon
today. I thought it would be my last one - & that I would get to show him
how fabulously I’m doing. But it was another 5 minute visit with me just sitting
& he wants to see me in 4 weeks for the actual last appointment. I’m assuming
that with this type of surgery recovery is very self-directed & he only
cares if I’m having problems. Well guess what? I’m not having any problems! The
last couple of nights I was able to sleep on my left side for a while. That
wasn’t my last goal (getting rid of the cane is my ultimate goal – although I
was eyeing some really snazzy ones at the Rite Aid the other day). But I’m
pretty darn pleased with myself.
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Today, while chilly & blustery, was gorgeous. I loved watching the fluffy
clouds in the blue sky. Makes work much more pleasant.
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Yesterday evening our neighbor told us that
there’d been an albino squirrel spotted in the neighborhood & off went Dr.
M with the camera. Isn’t he the cutest thing? Kind of like a giant white rat,
eh? But cute. Really!
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I came home from work & vacuumed! If you’ve
read my blog for any time at all you’ll know that that’s noteworthy.
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I have a few other friends who’ve done Thankful
Thursday today – go check them out: Bekah,
Kim
& Jan.
So, what are you thankful for today?
I hear you... Vacuuming is also a noteworthy event in my apartment. :o)
ReplyDeleteHooray for no problems!
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I am so glad you are recovering so nicely. And thanks for the link-up!
ReplyDeleteI remember the legend of an albino squirrel while attending BGSU about...100 years ago. I never saw it, so I'm glad Dr. M. got a pic of one. I'm endlessly fascinated with the black squirrels I see when travelling in Ontario, Canada. They are, like the novelty of the white one, adorable to me. Now, would I still feel this way if they kept landing on my birdfeeder, stealing food from my Precious Bluejays and Cardinals?
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet looking squirrel. I've never met a white one. We have mostly brown and black quirders around these parts.
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful for the word quirder. It's what my son called squirrels when he was two. Every time I say that, I think of how cute he was at that age.
I think the albino squirrel is cute. You know I lived in Kent, O for 19 years and there it's black squirrels. No need to go as far north as Canada.
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