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[singdaw]

Nope.

[John G.]

Pot pie is out of the oven. It isn’t entirely pretty. But it smells great.

[John G.]

Jeanne, I hope your head feels better soon. My trunk hood did the same to me recently. Most definitely not nice.

[singdaw]

Because of the paprika, no doubt.

[singdaw]

The nice smell, I mean.

[singdaw]

Not the bumps on the heads.

[singdaw]

In case that wasn't clear.

[singdaw]

I think that's it.

[singdaw]

Good night, friends.

[bk]

Jane, yes, the one on Pico in the Wood of West, near your house.

[Jane]

Glad you are home safely, DR Jane.

Thank you.

[bk]

Trying to get through White Noise - it's a real arch gabfest, as you'd imagine it would be.

[Jane]

Having forgotten, once again, to turn the heater up before heading home we returned to a chilly home.

[Jane]

Just as it was finally beginning to warm up the temps began dropping again.  It seems the heater stopped working.

[Jane]

Keith has it going again.  I hope it stays on.

[Jane]

I am cold.

[Jane]

I am paranoid about open doors. My DH's high school classmate died after standing up and hitting her head on a kitchen cabinet  that had been left open.

[Jane]

Flip volunteers a lot. He's a better person than I am.

He does.  You do a lot of work at your church.  I stopped doing volunteer work when I broke my shoulder.  Not that that is an excuse, just when it happened.

[Jane]

Glad you are home safe, Jane. We're supposed to get a good rain tonight and tomorrow.

Thank you.  Today, since we were leaving, was the best weather forecast during our trip-lol

[Jane]

Thank you, Ginny, Jane, and Singdaw for your concern.

I called Nurseline and spoke to an RN about my incident today. I don't think it warrants an ER visit, but I thought it best to talk to someone knowledgable. I don't have any of the warning signs except a sore head, but she asked me to have a friend call and check on me. I've arranged that and tomorrow I'll call my PCP. I already had an appointment scheduled with him for this Wednesday, but if I'm worse I'll try to see him tomorrow. I woke up this morning at 4:30 and couldn't go back to sleep, so I was feelling somewhat out of it to start with. I shall rest and make use of a pack of frozen peas.

I am relieved to see you responding to our posts.  I really wasn't expecting you until tomorrow.  Vibes the peas are all you need.

[Jane]

It always concerns me when Leonard sits and stares at the wall or door or window.

Hmmm, interesting.

[Jane]

Guess what Leonard is doing now.

[Jane]

Pot pie is out of the oven. It isn’t entirely pretty. But it smells great.

Yum.

[Jane]

Because of the paprika, no doubt.

[Jane]

Keith is complaining his office is cold.  He never complains it is cold there.

[John G.]

Starting to watch Walter Hill’s Dead for a Dollar. It’s like a spaghetti western. And I’m liking it so far.

[Jane]

It is 63.5 degrees in my office. 

[Jane]

My travel clock has a thermostat.  I now have it in Keith's office to see how cold it is in there.

[Jane]

Oh good, it is warming up.

[Jane]

Fingers crossed.