ON WISCONSIN
is the state song...
that's good-
Are you scared of
PARASKAVEDEKATRIAPHOBIA?
GOOD MORNING~
Just thought I would do a bit of
follow up health-wise.
I was the first one in the door
for the walk-in urgent care this morning.
Within a few minutes a PA saw me,
I had an x-ray and results.
I have pneumonia.
No wonder I have been coughing!
I have 3 new prescriptions
and am going to spend more
QUALITY TIME
with my little boyfriend in bed.
usually has with a boyfriend in bed.
Just sayin-----
A few more days and I should be
feeling a whole lot better.
Take care of yourselves
and get thee to a doctor
if you suspect anything!
Send some good wishes my way
so I can spend some time with
my Little Lulu before she
heads off for the
Disney College Program again.
In case you wonder where I have been.
You would find me in bed!
Eight days today with my
very best friend.
His loyalty is amazing.
He is by my side 90% of the time.
He has dragged all his treasures
all over the bedroom hoping
I would enjoy them as much as he does.
Sometimes he gets tired of my pillow and
changes positions.
Other times he just sits and looks at mewith a toy hanging out of his mouth.
All in all he has been my best medicine.
I came home from my daughter's house
a week ago last Tuesday.
On Wednesday morning I woke up coughing so hard
I could not get a deep breath.
I went the next day
and was tested for Covid and Influenza.
Thankfully, I had/have neither.
I do have a nasty virus.
Today is Day 8 in bed.
I think I turned a corner yesterday
and am coughing a lot less.
The meds have helped and my old stand-by
Thera-Flu
works well for me.
It is compatible with the prescribed meds
so that's a good thing.
I NEVER get sick like this.
I am NOT a good patient.
I just want to be left alone and ignored.
and that works well in this house.
However, Scruffy is the welcomed exclusion.
So, I may be away a while longer.
I haven't been on the computer much.
Just wanted to send out an update.
See you all in a
New Healthy Year.
That's the promise I am claiming.
I have taken you through much of the first floor-
minus the bedrooms.
The dining room is last on the list today.
I collected many Fitz and Floyd pieces
in the past.
Some of them grace the
dining room table.
The table is set anticipating
my grandgirl, Alana, and her boyfriend,
coming home from college
and joining her sisters here
for a night of movie and/or games.
I will feed them first, of course.
The large clock is old--ever so old
and the wood piece with the live edge is a piece
my son did for me for my birthday 7 years ago.
There are mini-lights in the greens on the table
and wound through the greenery on the light fixture above.
My big beautiful dining room table did not
fit in this house. It seats 12.
My daughter loves it now and we enjoy it
when we visit.
I bought a white farmhouse style table
and love it.
The dining room also has a small built in server
with storage above and below,
floor to ceiling...and OH!
the treasures I have packed in there....shhhhhh....
The picture in back is French Rabbits
and was a birthday gift from hubby
in 1995.
The Santa fairy is one of my Mark Robert's fairies.
The mailbox holds the cards we received this year.
Hubby will sit one night and read them.
I read them as they come in.
The little fat Santa head is also a Christmas gift
from my son about 20 years ago.
Between the dining room and living room
I have a bombe chest.
On top is the silver coffee/tea service
from hubby's grandmother.
We have write-ups in the local newspaper
where she "poured the tea" during
one of her socialite teas
back in the 40s and 50s.
She was a grand lady.
I keep it polished because I feel it is my obligation
to protect it for future generations.
The silver tray has her name etched on it.
The two Santas are part of my collection.
The picture above is from a local artist
and it is the first place, Kaaps,
that my hubby took me
when I came to visit his family before
we were married.
Toilet tank top and Shabby Chic Shower curtain.
This is close to my hubby's reading chair in the bedroom
and is filled with memories and things his brother,
Steve, that passed away this last year
made. He was a wonderful craftsman.
Below are bits and pieces of Christmas
scattered here and there through the house.