After surgery last Thursday, I asked when I could resume riding my
bike. She said that she couldn't tell me that until after my
follow-up exam on August the eighth. (I don't think she realized that
she was confining me to quarters.)
Then before I had time to resume writing this rant, I freshed up my go
bag for Dave's trip to Fort Wayne tomorrow -- my follow-up isn't the
eighth, it's the eighteenth!
The county fair is this week -- me no go, not even by car.
The tomato festival and Pierceton Days are both in July, and must be
coming up soon. No fun if I can't stop at a garage sale on the way
in, and there's no place to park when I get there.
I was looking forward to buying a hat at the tomato festival. The one
I bought there several years ago blew off while I was doing wind
sprints in Lowe's (I dare not run without a shopping cart.) and I
didn't notice until there was no hope of finding it.
Ah, well, there is no guarantee that the vendor hasn't given up
selling hand embroidery in the meanwhile, and the grapes are green.
The Tour des Lakes was Saturday.
Al is almost out of canned food, and the supply at Kroger was very
picked-over. PetSmart is a lovely ride, and a lousy drive. I hates
SR 15 with a purple passion.
The Tour des Lakes is this Saturday.
Pierceton Days is the 29th and 30th of July.
Yay! The tomato festival is August 27! It's essential that events
must happen in July because the kids go back to school in August (for
the express purpose of preventing the children from getting any
real-world experience by working for money), but though the 4-H
projects can be shown by exhibiting half-grown garden sass, to
celebrate tomatoes, you have to have actual tomatoes.
I'm agoing no matter what the doctor says nine days before. Um, can
I work up to fifteen miles in nine days? I'm allowed to walk as much
as I please, and that includes up and down stairs if my blood pressure
doesn't rise.
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Joy Beeson
joy beeson at centurylink dot net
http://wlweather.net/PAGEJOY/