How is your day Today, plans and achievements 2024....

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We ended up going to Walmart this morning,,,needed "a few things".... ;)

Looked at the cut flowers they had out,, didn't see any that had my name on them.:eek:

I did get couple of booklets for phone numbers & one for pass words / computer related stuff.

Now to fill them... see writer's cramp in my future.
 

About to throw in a load of laundry, then going back to working on a website I promised to build. When my eyes start crossing from that, I'll move into the kitchen. Want to mix, cook and freeze Italian meatballs using the 2-1/2 lbs of Beyond Beef patties I thawed overnight in the fridge. I used up the last of my meatballs when I made the Italian wedding soup a few days ago.
 
CinnamonSugar said:
It’s thundering now; I love a good thunderstorm ⛈️☔️🌧️

Ed and I finished “Hatchet” by Gary Paulsen today. He really enjoyed it…. It didn’t put him to sleep like some of the other books I’ve picked, lol. I think it helped there was just one character to keep up with too. And it was a survival story

Not sure what tomorrow will bring… it would be great if my car was fixed but I’m not holding my breath.

I watched some series on Amazon today. Started in on “Balgravia” but kind of got fed up mid-third episode. Just so melodrama. Also watched another early episode of “Vera”. I totally love how when she’s stressed, she answers the phone, “WHAT?!” Hahaha, there’s so many times I’ve wanted to do that 😆😋
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We in this house like Vera too. Great character (she's very real), intriguing stories, good pace & direction. We'd travelled through northern England by train once, but actually had spent our time in Scotland then headed down for five days in London. So we enjoy getting a second-hand feeling for the region's culture.
 
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Happiness is to have a pack of pups who pester you to death to convince you that they can't live without you.
Heidi-Tidy is by far the smallest at 65 pounds but is also the most active one, licking endlessly the skin off my legs and arms.
I am not too happy when Otto-Otto washes my face; but if I push him away, then he is saddened to death.
Ross-Boss is the senior and has pretend-attacked people who came too close to me. He will not share me with anyone else.
[2 owners had surrendered Ross by the time I got him at 1 1/2 years; with me he is the most loyal and obedient dog you can imagine.]
They have plenty of leather bones, but always steal from each other the one that has been chewed soft by the other pup.
Heidi-Tidy just took away one bone from Ross-Boss, but it's a foregone conclusion that in 3 minutes he will recover it again.
As the pack leader, I could write a book about my pack. Below are just a few pictures from the last hour.

My wife and kids love me, but a pack of pups is something else. Well, they are my 24/7 companions and even sleep in my bedroom.

The jingles I am singing every morning when the sun starts shining into our room:
Ross-Boss, Otto-Otto, Heidi-Tidy
Where are you
Where are my puppies
All of you
Ross-Boss, Otto-Otto, Heidi-Tidy
I love you

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Jules said:
Our snow started early last night and it is finally easing off. It’s very heavy, wet stuff.

Rose, I don’t know if it’s accurate but senior friends have had reactions when they had more than one type of shot at a time. It doesn’t seem to bother younger people. I decided to make two trips rather than risk it. We can’t get RSV here so there wouldn’t be a third trip.
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@Jules, interesting what you said about younger people not reacting badly to multiple shots. In the past, I handled the covid and the flu together just fine. I think you're better off just getting the two.

Altho' I'm curious why you can't get the RSV vax there, maybe it's best I don't ask.

Oh btw, we got clobbered with 9 inches of heavy, wet snow today, too.
 
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It must be really expensive. The only folks eligible are seniors in care homes. I don’t even know if all of them get it. It was considered a sickness of the young kids before and now some elderly are ill and they started giving them shots.
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You can get the shot in Canada but the cost is not covered by Govt Health Care programs. You need to pay out of pocket. The cost is roughly $300.00 for an RSV shot depending on where you live.
 
It's been raining , but ithe sun has now started to appear a little at coming up to 1pm...

I had a text from the GP surgery to say they had my results from Sunday's US scan ...and to contact the Surgery to book a call from the Doctor... that is Super Quick I've never known a result to get to them so fast and for them to act on it so fast.. it's usually a minimum of a week and more usually 2 weeks..

No plans for today..deliberately. I've decided I need a day where I'm doing nothing, and don't want to do anything.. just to rest my mind as much as my body...
 
mORNING FOLks...stupid caps key.....33 deg out there, up to
60 later on...dang dish dwarves didn't come by last nite...grrrrr...
Think I'll fire them LOL...COPD seems worse lately, so dunno
how long I'll be around....ah well....getting along pretty well
with the new laptop, think I'll hire a geek to come in and get
all things done at one time instead of me huntin and peckin...
kc football team got their big parade today for super bowl...funny how that works, multi million dollar corp plays
football and taxpayers throw a parade for them !! ah well
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