
We had a really good time with C and even went for ice cream afterwards. Yes, I said ice cream. We went to Dairy Queen and it was 35 degrees out. Hey, we had daylight savings time and to us, that meant having ice cream. I'll tell you that we weren't the only ones who had that bright idea. The place was packed. We stood in line for awhile and even encountered a little girl & her mother screaming over whether "Ashley wanted chocolate or colored sprinkles on her ice cream". Apparently Ashley didn't want to answer her mother & the whole place was affected by this decision. My decision was quite easy to make. If anyone has experienced a "Blizzard" at Dairy Queen you know what a delicacy it is. For those of you who don't know what a Blizzard is, it is a cup of ice cream with whatever you want mixed in. I chose Oreos & Peanut Butter sauce. Very tasty. So after we froze our "butts" off eating ice cream in 35 degree weather, we rushed home because there was a program I wanted to see on at 10pm & we forgot to set the VCR. So I run into the house, turn on the TV...it was 9:59pm. Yes! Just made it. Then all of a sudden, another program comes on the right channel. Turns out the program I wanted to watch was on Saturday at 10pm not Sunday. Duh!! The good news is that they are re-airing it today at 1pm and L set the VCR for me. Phew! At least I had another option, unless the electricity goes out. LOL! Only I would worry about crap like that.
My sister is getting a tad better since her surgery. She has only been sleeping 1/2 to 1hr a night and here and there for 20mins at a time during the day. Her husband was going to call up the doctor and see if he can see her um, like now. She is post-op 5 days now & there is very, very little improvement. Plus today was the last day of her antibiotics. Hopefully I will find out more when I go to lunch at work when I speak with her. I hope there is good news. Here is hoping!
UPDATE about my sister (9:30pm): I spoke to my sister around 4:45pm this afternoon. She went to the specialist. He wanted to see her immediately. He thinks either her infection has not gotten better or the stent that he put in may have shifted. She is scheduled for a CAT scan on Friday to see which of the two it may be. Until then, he prescribed more percocets. I would rather he did the CAT scan right away but I don't have a medical degree...so my say doesn't count. So if it is the infection, he will give her more antibiotics (why he couldn't just give them to her now, I will never understand). If it is the stent, he will need to go back in & fix it. Ouch!
2 comments:
About the 2 year old-we can only hope he doesn't spend a lot of time doing that at home and that they save it for special occasions. However, eating out is a great learning moment for kids. There is so much to teach them while you're there, from interacting with others to manners to decision making, etc. Good observation!
Totally agree with you. See, my hubby & I don't have any children, but I have 6 nephews/nieces and was a very young aunt starting at the age of 8. (my siblings and I have a big age difference). So I remember myself growing up & listening to my Mom and knowing that I had to behave while I was out. My sisters/brother raised their kids the same way. When I saw that child, to me it was like an electronic pacifier. I can't explain it, I just felt like it wasn't allowing a kid to be a kid. It is like it is a whole new generation & I just don't understand it. LOL!
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