My ickys passed by Saturday, but his hearing aids still remain lost. On Friday, he went to the VA in Prescott and they told him they'd replace them but he had to stand in line - expect them in about sixteen months! He called the doctor who tested him and prescribed them (not a VA doc), but he couldn't help. Monday, he'll call the VA in Minnesota where he got them and hopefully they'll have a better solution. Not like we can replace them at $5,000. I'm getting tired of repeating myself and listening to a very loud TV.
Last weekend, we went in search of an arts fair advertised in the local paper. It didn't exist. Probably canceled and no one bothered to change the announcement. Funny small town stuff. On our search, we rounded a corner with a cardboard box advertising a yard sale. I caught some writing on the inside flap - it was one of our boxes we donated to local U-haul. "Bren's Clothes"
Speaking of the local paper - it comes once a week. If we take the daily paper, we'd have to go out to the main highway. At least Rusty gets to collect the paper for us once a week. He loves his chores.
Our numbers are temporarily growing. Looks like we'll have two guests for a month or so. Lance's good friend is also moving to the area but hasn't got a job or a place to live yet. Scott will be moving in when Lance and Christie arrive to stay tomorrow. His cat, Debo has already arrived. Debo has been bunking in the garage since Christie is very allergic. Scott has been helping them move. He's a big, sweet, powerful guy, but he's kind of a bull in a china shop. First day, he's lugging in a mattress alone and knocked a picture off the wall and broke it. Next day, my door wreath met with his finesse. He'll be staying in L&C's half of the house.
Rusty's afraid of Debo. He wants to play, but when Debo romps toward him, Rusty runs for the house. Big tough watch dog? Not.
Next week should be a whirlwind: Lance and Christie arrive for good, two new temporary members and my Virtual Blog Tour to promote Honey On White Bread. There's a grand prize at the end of the week.
My coffee corner. I'll need a lot this next week |
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Oh, here's to finding hearing aids and a smooth transition on the communal living plus some extras. Glad to hear your health is better. Love Rusty's picture and how he wants to play with the cat but is afraid. LOL
ReplyDeleteHi Jody. Wish I had the Debo/Rusty exchange on video. Funny.
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ReplyDeleteI will pray for Frank's hearing aids -- hey, it sometimes works for the keys I can't find :-) Seriously, I know that's a huge worry and I hope they turn up.
Rusty is like my dog -- afraid of anything that comes at her (except a Frisbee). My dog's latest is that she's afraid of morning. Seriously. I have to take her outside on a leash and remind her to piddle. On the other hand, she loves it when it gets dark--she's outside for hours at night!
Good luck with the tour next week -- I'll be following you. Goddess Fish set up mine last week and I had a ball. It's intense, but enjoy it!
Stay feeling better -- in a couple of months things will feel as if they've always been this way :-)
Hi Liz, thanks. Glad to hear you enjoyed the Goddess organized tour. I checked in on you a few times and it looked pretty active. Good news.
DeleteHi Liz, thanks. Glad to hear you enjoyed the Goddess organized tour. I checked in on you a few times and it looked pretty active. Good news.
ReplyDeleteJust hang on in there, Sweetie. We're all thinking of you. I'm sending through vibes for finding the hearing aids. What a bummer!
ReplyDeleteGive Frank a hug from me.
Love
Jenny
xxx
Thanks, Jenny. All good thoughts will help.
DeleteSorry to hear about Frank's hearing aids! I did a horary chart. Nothing to lose, so try looking on a high shelf or drawer in the bathroom, laundry room, or kitched: someplace where there is a water outlet. Especially one that he's picked (or assigned) for his use.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ana. Will do!
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