I will try to catch up on visits in the next day or two...just did not do many today.
I had my Mohs surgery today....no more cancer on the first time they did it! I am so very thankful and Roger is beyond relieved. My appt was at 10:30....my daughter came and took me. I hated for anyone to have to go and sit and wait. And wait we did. I got there early and got in right away...and was back out in the waiting room at 10:28. It was around 2:00 or a few minutes past before they called my name to come back...she told me on the way that it was cancer free. So they had to numb me again and stitch me up.
Anyway, wanted to share the good news... and if I was capable, I felt like doing what the guys are doing in this video:
That is Lorelei on the left in the back...a photo her mom took. That is two of her best friends with her. The skeleton, E, is a couple years older than Lorelei and the one in front, S, is a couple or three years younger. (Sarah babysat her and that is how they became friends.) This is at S's neighborhood. Her mom and dad go all out and have the yard really decorated, as do her grandparents that live a couple houses down.
Well, her grandparents were sitting out in their drive...her grandpa was dressed as Jack Skellington...I forget what her grandma was dressed as. But her grandpa had a big spider...I think a foot high or so...I was not there. Exact size does not matter except that it was big. And it is controlled by a button....it can be made to lunge forward.
A grandmother came along with her grandchild and sent the grandchild up to pick up candy. about that time S's grandpa hit the button and the spider lunged. It didn't bother the child, but scared the grandma so bad she spit her false teeth out! Oh, my, what fun tales come from these parties.
Now for some Fur baby photos:
She wanted whatever toy Delta had...she has all kinds of toys but no other would do. She has since learned to get Delta all revved up to go outside, and after Delta goes out, she runs and gets the toy.
The following are from the weekend...
You got to admit he is quite the cutie...
Notice the ears in both photos...they make me want to giggle.
Here he is all tuckered out...after a day of play.
He met a lot of his neighbors this weekend...there are two boys across the way that want a dog so bad, but one is allergic to some dogs and others not. So our daughter told them, it may be what they are bathed with, or how often they are bathed. If Delta is out a lot and gets a lot of pollen in her coat, she has to be bathed. The one boy wants a German Shepherd so bad, but the parents are considering a Golden/Poodle mix. They have to be good kids...they have two different neighbors with small dogs, and they go walk them for their owners.
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I will end here is a short little video sure to bring a smile:
I have barely touched these the past couple of days. And two of these were made months ago. I have one or two more made...this photo was taken before they were finished. I am not for sure how I am going to stitch them together....there are so many ways that they will fit.
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Now to the challenges...one we are laughing about. It was time to put the new license plates on our vehicle. We get an actual physical plate about every 4 yrs I think. The other years, we get stickers that we place in the corner of the plate.....with the year on it. I have just about always taken care of this. I went out to do it Sunday afternoon, and could not unscrew the the screws!
I actually got a groin injury...or I suppose that is what it was/is. It has almost quit hurting. The first thing I rounded off a screw. I tried the other screw...leaning into it will all my weight and pushing...with my feet braced. That is when I felt the pain... I could not turn the screw one little bit. So I got WD-40 and sprayed them and decided to let them set and hopefully soak loose, and then see if Roger would have any more strength.
When he came up from the basement, I told him I needed his help. This is what we ended up doing...he pushed in with all his might, and I used channel locks on the screw driver to turn it. We got the one good screw off that way. I went and got the Vise-grips and he got hold of the other screw it and got the vise-grips locked on and was able to get it that way. But we have both laughed about it taking two adults to change the license plates. I was thinking that I surely was not going to have to wait and have Jeremy do it.
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The other thing is not so funny. I ran to Walmart yesterday to pick up a few things, and came out and had locked my keys in the car...in the ignition no less. Normally, I cannot lock the door with the keys in the ignition, unless I am sitting in the seat. I tried to call Roger...to have him go get our neighbor to bring him with his key. Well, since his stroke, he cannot answer the phone...too many buttons there. He may get it right once in a dozen times.
I tried to call our neighbor, but no answer. Turns out I had one number wrong. But he would have had a hard time getting Roger's attention to even get in and tell him what I needed. So, I did not know who to call over there...in more ways than one. A couple about our age was sitting waiting in the car beside me, so I motioned for her to roll down her window and told them I needed advice...and asked did they have anyone they would recommend to call to get my door open.
There was a car dealership near us, so she ran and asked them...they called a wrecker service and they came right out and opened it. But the lady and her husband would not leave until they were sure I was being helped. And tried to get me to wait in the car with them. This just goes to prove there are a lot of decent people still around.
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I am going to leave you with this little short video...Don't Cry!
