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I'm having a nuclear cardiac / resting stress test done this morning.

Nuclear Cardiac Stress Test: What to Expect

Don't really understand why the big time difference but according to Google it will take from 2 to 4 hours, it's about 5:30 here now and I've got to be there by 7:45.

So far the worst part is no coffee. :(
I had that done once, many moons ago. I hope all went well with your test.
 

I'm back home after spending nearly a week with my nephew's pets. 2 presas and 3 cats. We had a great time. I adore their pets.

This is Loki, 130 lbs of pure muscle. Black w/white markings Presa Canario. He is either in love with me or is worried I'm going to steal the family silver. His owners vote for love, because he has no silver. It is nice to be with a dog I know will protect me if I need it. His ears are cropped (a practice I am 100% against). I guess people think it makes the dogs look scarier. Nala, their other presa, has her natural ears. They do not make her look less scary to someone who doesn't know them.

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The white dog in the background unfortunately died a month or so ago. They woke up and she was dead. I don't know how old she was, but she didn't seem sick. And there was nothing poisonous around for her to get into. Their house is set up for keeping their pets safe.

Nala is a brown brindle Presa Canario. I can't get her photo to load here.

I just figured out what is causing me to have a hard time typing. I'll be in the middle of a post, and suddenly it disappears. Or half the word I just typed ends up 2 lines above the original word. I proofread now, but if you notice a few word parts scattered around, that's why.

I have neuropathy in my pinkie and ring fingers of my left hand. The nerve damage was caused by chemotherapy. I hardly notice it because it is always there. But it is definitely effecting my typing. I thought it was my laptop and was thinking about what to buy. Instead, those fingers aren't working right. I can't really feel them touch the keys. I feel kind of dumb because this is so obvious. I also have it in my feet. No pain involved, and that's probably why I don't notice it very often.
 
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Another glorious sunrise, somewhat hidden by southern monsoon clouds coming up from the Pacific via Mexico.

Top right: The first sunrays strike (left) Mt. San Antonio, aka Mt Baldy, 10,000 ft and (right) Cucamonga Peak 8,800 ft. Center: What I call "coyote land" where I go hiking every morning. But at almost 90, I don't go longer down into the steep canyons. I am afraid I won't make it back out anymore.

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View from 25' above the forest floor which is a river bottom w many mature cottonwood trees. I'll typically sit in the tree stand for 2, 2.5 hours every morning, except 2x week that I train. In the photo the main North/South trail is right under my stand, you can see it's been worn into the ground which indicates it gets consistent use by large numbers of deer and elk. The trail paralleling the river and the bottom land adjacent to the river is a wonderful hunting opportunity. Archery is open for deer, elk, lion, and other species.




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This yearling cow is keeping track of her friends just ahead.


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I had that done once, many moons ago. I hope all went well with your test.
Thank you the test went well and took about 1 1/2 hr.

Don't know the results yet because the gals (2) administering the test aren't allowed to talk about what they see good or bad have to wait on a cardiologist to read the results and get back to me.

One thing was said by one of the gals about half way through the test that has got me to thinking....she ask if I'd ever been told that I have a slow heartbeat, I said no and the subject was dropped.
 
Thank you the test went well and took about 1 1/2 hr.

Don't know the results yet because the gals (2) administering the test aren't allowed to talk about what they see good or bad have to wait on a cardiologist to read the results and get back to me.

One thing was said by one of the gals about half way through the test that has got me to thinking....she ask if I'd ever been told that I have a slow heartbeat, I said no and the subject was dropped.
Keep us posted, okay.
 
Everyone's been busy today one way or another.

It's almost 11.30pm here now..

I sat and watched the Live murder trial today , and when they take their lunch break, I get on with the chores, so today they had a 90 minute break, so I was able to get quite a lot done...and then they finished for the day 2 hours early... so I got even more done. Its been raining all day so I couldn't do anything outside.

The trial is near it's end now, but it's been fascinating....

I cooked Baked potato for dinner with Blue cheese and egg mayo filling... and then for supper I cooked from scratch custard and Chocolate sponge pudding.. delicious...


Tomorrow It's forecast for heavy rain and strong winds.. and wouldn't you know I have to go out for 2 seperate appointments... 😜
 


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