I can almost hear my readers asking, “aren’t they all?” Yeah, pretty much. But Tuesdays even more so. Instead of hiking, I do my grocery shopping. Nothing much I can say about that. Well, here is this week’s inflationary example:
The mountain girl I sponsor came by in the afternoon to give me a massage. During the happy ending, I became breathless, and she had to stop. Should have used my nebulizer before she started. I’m getting a little worried about my lung capacity of late, and I had my helper renew a prescription for a drug I stopped taking several months ago. Hopefully, that will help. And yes, I’m also making a doctor’s appointment.
Speaking of massages, I got a Facebook friend request from this girl:
Speaking of my helper, I found out she got married last week in Manila. She didn’t tell me; someone posted photos on FB. I congratulated her this morning. She says she is not quitting her job; he is going back to the states. I guess the plan is for her to get a visa to join him eventually. Best wishes to them both.
I totally sucked at darts last night. Some of the worst I can remember throwing. Two matches and out. Today is the big league match against Alley Cats with first place for the season on the line. Damn, I hope I throw better than I have been.
After the darts disaster, I took a long walk up the highway to John’s place. He had posted on Facebook about a new sandwich he was making:
I don’t think I’d ever had that kind of meat on bread, so I gave it a try:
I was tired and beered out of my meal, so I caught a trike on home.
I used to love making coffee for my ex:
Speaking of the past, Facebook reminded me that this is who I used to be:
This apparently is a true story:
My pal Scott shared his photo album for the month of May, and there are some very nice shots of the local landscape. Give it a look if you are interested.
That’s it from here for now. Thanks for dropping by.
I blew that sandwich up on my screen and studied it, but I’m still not sure I understand it.
Sorry about darts and breathing issues. I hope the doc can give you some good news—about your lungs if not about darts.
I don’t know what all was in it either. It was like a grilled ham and cheese appearance-wise, but of course, the beef gave it a much more robust flavor.
Sorry to hear it breathing issues during happy point of day. Take it easy and use your meds.
Thanks, QP. Gives new meaning to the saying that “she takes my breath away”…