I think we got about six inches of the white stuff yesterday, My neighbor’s son, Joey, dug out the first batch yesterday and we a got couple more inches last night and that’s my project when I get myself together as well as digging out Miss Ruby — my little red car. Then again, maybe not. I haven’t decided if there’s anywhere I really want to go. Maybe I’ll just hibernate and make some calls. The good news is that the sun is shining and I’ve always felt that any the sun shines is a good day. The grey days we tend to have here depress me. Seasonal depressive disorder is rampant in Ohio and days like this are a treat!
Dr, Maris, the excellent lady who is my primary care doctor, called with my latest test results and guess what? I get to go get another test! The late, great Bette Davis said it best: “Getting old ain’t for sissies.” I’m not complaining. I just get weary of the growing list of ailments, doctors and prescriptions getting longer. I can’t wait to see what the pain management doc has in store for me. Sigh.
I’d like to know who sold my name recently. This week my mailbox is overloaded with a ton of catalogs and promotions of all sorts — most of which I wouldn’t touch for love or money. Don’t y’all just hate that?
Not much is going on here. I’ve really get back to planning my blogs!
Happy Blogging!!!
Kay
Weather here has been grey and snowy too. I remember well the persistent grey of Ohio weather, having grown up in Twinsburg. I am dreaming of gardening so spring can’t come too soon for me. I am sick of shoveling and sick of cold feet that even wool socks can’t entirely cure.
I hear ya!!!!!
So you are still driving Miss Ruby. That is nice to hear. Sending warm Hawaiian breezes your way!
I’ll be driving Miss Ruby forever!!!
I could only hope. I’m just glad that I’m blogging again. I’m slowly but surely getting used to WP. Feel free to pass the word — I really hope all my buddies come by. So far so good!
Well, you’re brave to hang onto your car. I sold mine as soon as I knew I was moving to the Eastern Seaboard, where public transportation abounds. One of the happiest days of my life.
As for the spambloggers, I’m keeping a list of their websites, and I’m gonna tell on ’em soon!! In addition to their cluttering up my email inbox, I truly dislike the flattery they throw at me about what a wonderful website my blog it (NOT XtremeEnglish–I have two or three others, too). As if flattery would inspire me to check out websites on colon cleanse, etc. Bleah.
We don’t have the greatest transportation here but our traffic is pretty easy to navigate and I can putt along okay.
Google stole my blog & about a million others. It’s why I’m here!
Hi, Kay, glad to see you back. More testing? Gah! You get to take more than your share. (Study hard – lol.)
LOL I hope I never get what I deserve — I want mercy not justice!
Google stole it! A plague on them!
Indeed!!!!
Xtreme English passed along the news of your rebirth. Sent message that disappeared ’cause I was so excited that did not add personal stuff before clicking. Excellent that you’re now on Word Press; have been tempted over the years. Many find it works well. Impressed with your opening image–where are we Versailles of the Ohio capitol?
Will now proceed backwards to your new beginnings. We finally got snow here in Portland, O. Just a little bit shakes people up, so unaccustomed are they to stuff like we’ve known. St. Louis ice storms, northern Ohio with Cuyahoga River freezing over, and of course, the Big Apple.
LOL, Naomi! I’m Ohio born and bred and kvetching about the weather is our favorite winter sport. There was a time when I didn’t mind winter driving. Yesterday, I had to have help to get Miss Ruby moving. Needless to say, I was not amused. I haven’t decided if I’m comfortable with the page header but Ronni said she likes it so I, for now I’ll bow to her expertise. She was great help in the ordeal of the loss of my blog.
I won’t tell you how lovely it is here. Just glad you are writing even with too many pills I feel that way too.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh heck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I’ve lived in Ohio most of my life — kvetching about the weather is part of living here.
Getting older is certainly not for sissies. I feel like we’re at the hospital for appointments every week for one of us.
I’m keeping a half dozen doctors busy and another will be added soon