bigcmagor
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Had to take our cocker spaniel bitch to the ER vet today. After extensive radiography, her troubles were diagnosed as a tummy ache. A $900 tummy ache I might add.
-14 this morning. .... Way too frigid to go out again today. I'm contemplating finally taking the Christmas tree down, but I like the lights so much
What started as a simple task for DH this morning turned into a project. The bathroom sink was draining slowly, so he cleaned out the trap. While replacing the trap he noticed that it now has a small hole in it so it needs to be replaced.
It’s hard to work behind the pedestal sink, and we’ve never really liked the pedestal sink, so let’s replace it with a vanity cabinet. As long as we are doing plumbing we should go ahead and replace the shut-off valves that are getting difficult to turn.
Off to Lowe’s we went (not a quick trip here in the mountains) and came home with a vanity and a bunch of plumbing parts. We got the old sink removed before it was time to go watch the Eagles playoff game with a group of friends.
I feel your pain. Vets seems to be catching the human medicine disease where every issue is a bank buster. Our pup was off her feed, multiple tests determined a bladder infection. A couple of antibiotics later, she was good as new. That was "only" $650.Had to take our cocker spaniel bitch to the ER vet today. After extensive radiography, her troubles were diagnosed as a tummy ache. A $900 tummy ache I might add.
Workout, walk, napped at the pool. Now at the Apple store Genius Bar. DW claimed that her new phone wouldn’t Work- no face recognition. But she never took the plastic cover off screen since she got it. Plastic screen cover off - now it works.
Steel isn't so fragile that a little cold will break a spring. They work fine up here all winter for decades even when it's -35. There must be something else wrong with the door.
Garage door springs are good for only so many cycles.
Those who are on the fence about whether to have this done should think hard about it. Truly life changing IMHO.
On the way home, she suddenly perked up and said "Oh, this is amazing." Her vision cleared up with the normal pressure, and she spent the rest of the afternoon covering first one eye, then the other. The difference was striking, as the operated eye, now cataract-free, sees more clearly and colors are much more vivid.
That's what I thought, too!Those who are on the fence about whether to have this done should think hard about it. Truly life changing IMHO.
DW had a follow-up check after yesterday's cataract surgery. They detected high pressure in the eyeball from swelling, and gave her some drops to reduce it.
On the way home, she suddenly perked up and said "Oh, this is amazing." Her vision cleared up with the normal pressure, and she spent the rest of the afternoon covering first one eye, then the other. The difference was striking, as the operated eye, now cataract-free, sees more clearly and colors are much more vivid.
I had the same experience five years ago, so I have to smile at what she's going through.
Those who are on the fence about whether to have this done should think hard about it. Truly life changing IMHO.
You're telling my mom's story.I had cataract surgery about six months after our kitchen was totally redone. My first reaction was omg these cabinets are not the nice cream color I thought I had picked—our kitchen is really really white! Fortunately I like the real color too but probably better to have let DH pick the shade of white at the time.