After the problems Tommy has had with his extremely low blood sugar, I begged him to go to his doctor. He had an appointment for today for a regular checkup with doctor who manages his diabetes. Tommy told him about talking to a friend who said he was talking crazy and making no sense, so called for a welfare check numerous times.
Tommy takes an insulin shot morning and night and a pill morning and night. The doctor took him off the evening pill. Hopefully, this works. I call him several times a day to check on him, but I don't tell him why or what I am doing.
The trash my friend put in a new bag was full and very heavy. I was suspicious and went through the trash. Yuck! Not only did I get the wide-mouthed pint Ball jar out, but I found other things. I had a 5lb bag of oyster shell sitting on a far counter, away from where I cook. He asked what it was and told me I no longer had chickens. I pointed out I would again and wanted to keep the bag, not to throw it away. It was in the trash! It cost about $8.
I need bananas so I will have one in the morning. Maybe I will go to Publix to get some. Maybe I won't.
This morning, I thought I had forgotten to pay a bill. I yanked on clothes and combed my hair. This is the only bill I pay with cash or use a debit card instead of paying over phone or internet. I was explaining to her how I had been sick and forgot. She said I had come in on July 2, and paid it. I suppose it is better to forget I had made a payment than forget to make a payment. I broke out in a cold sweat when I thought I had to pay a late charge.
I can barely keep my hees open.
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This is supposed to be on Practical Parsimony. So, is it showing up on moreparsimony? thi
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Life is easy when I don't have to cook. Tommy has eaten well for lunch and dinner. Since I have so many vegetables cooked or just cut f...
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It is not as bad as it sounds. I made a decision to finish the meal the day after Thanksgiving and just quit working and have a bogo pizza ...
Sending hugs.
ReplyDeleteR's Rue,
DeleteThanks. How sweet.
Much better to have forgotten you have paid than to have forgotten to pay.
ReplyDeleteAnne,
DeleteOh, so much better! I was mad at me about the late charge.
I have done that.
ReplyDeleteKim,
DeleteI am glad to know I am not alone. Thanks.
I did that with the mortgage and had a panic attack.
ReplyDeleteYes, I think it's better "to forget you had made a payment than forget to make a payment."
ReplyDeleteTake Care
All the best Jan