In a few days you’ll be begging to go dog walking, no matter what the weather is. Being sick does make you appreciate the little things you can’t do. Have a quick bounce back.
This is exactly why I will only drive in ideal conditions. Not at night or bright sunny days or in busy areas. It’s for my comfort and the safety of others.
That’s what an impartial agency should do - i.e. the Drivers’ Licensing Agency.
Don’t leave it to individuals to make the determination...
Something to consider is how often you pee normally. If not often, maybe drinking more water and going to the bathroom often would help. This was the topic in a conversation I just listened to.
Doug, since your BP tends to run high, I’d suggest getting a monitor for home. They’re not expensive.
I love beets in any form. One way to have them is with the pickled grated ones on your salad. Start with just a few. No way I’d drink beet juice.
Fire or earthquakes might be in the back of my mind, but I wouldn’t obsess about them. It’s a balance of the great conditions and price vs the few possibilities of a natural disaster. We can’t live in fear.
Woke up to blue skies today - it makes such a difference in my outlook. It’s 7C/45F and the sun is still shining. Will go for another walk prior to the game. I just check in every now and then. We don’t get the American commercials. It doesn’t make any difference but I’m for the SeaHawks.
Deb, go to your optometrist or ophthalmologist and get your eyes tested. You probably need new glasses. Your eye situation is similar to mine and they’ve told me that just using one eye makes it work harder. I need stronger glasses more often than most. Good luck.
@Pepper, great to hear from you and know that DS & DGS are so close by. Today’s NY Times will keep you entertained for a few hours. Are you using a laptop or tablet so you could get NetFlix or similar. Or podcasts or Sirius or others.