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[ChemGal]

I get oxygen with a rx from my doctor. I would have to jump all the hoops again, I believe.

Is it possible to just suspend deliveries but still have everything set up ready to go if you wish to resume?
I'm guessing even if you do really well without it, there's a good possibility you might have short periods of needing it again - a cold, come warm weather if there's smoke coming in from fires, etc.

 

[Carolla]

I can now share that the friend who passed was Jackie, who is the manager, visionary, dreamer for the Grand River Book store and AVEL

Obituary of Jacqueline Childerhose | Beckett-Glaves

That just came out to our Presbytery - she looked familiar, but I couldn't quite place her. I must have met her at some time.

 

[Pinga]

She regularly did book displays at conference meetings.

 

[Waterfall]

I hope this is a good thing. The oxygen assessment I had yesterday at the hospital

showed my oxygen levels are up sitting and walking so I don't need oxygen any more.

I hope they are right. Breathing exercises will control COPD. Anyone know anything about this?

Was it cancelled based on a one day reading? I'd be more inclined to chart a history of your O2 Sats for a week or so without O2, before cancelling the oxygen. Do you have an oximeter?

 

[Waterfall]

Sorry to hear about your friend Pinga. She sounds like she was an interesting lady to be around. Hugs.

 

[Tabitha]

Son over for an overnight pass. Hospital release soon.

 

[KayTheCurler]

Hope everything goes well.

 

[Tabitha]

Yep he's back at home now.

 

[Carolla]

Yep he's back at home now.

Just in for a "tune up" as I have often said to my folks.

 

[Tabitha]

My words exactly. He however is not sure-his first choice was to stay in until Mon.

 

[BetteTheRed]

Hmmmm...does he feel safer inside? Is it a reaction to the wider world and how scary it is, do you think?

*Bette tidies up the fire to get it blazing again, warms up a nice pot of vegetarian chili, and some homemade buns*

I have to help construct the Peace Labyrinth tomorrow. As usual, I forgot to ask for help with boughs and set-up until quite late. Also as usual, it looks like a few people will come through for me... However, my secateurs, for fine-tuning boughs, are in the shed, and I didn't shovel a path to it, so I might be a bit locked out tomorrow a.m.

 

[Luce NDs]

The Hob at heart ... stuck to the burn and don't kno*wit ... the warming to the big flash?

And all believe that's a long way off for a train of thought ...

As John O'Donohue stated ... "the unconscious is a powerful and continuous force" Allows us to not know for a temporal period!

Then he also stated: "It is far more creative to work with the idea of mindfulness, rather than the idea of will".

Can one outthink such willie dogs as they cog along ... sporting 2 Tues ... all you can say of dancing Masters ... well just don't at present ... the doings supporting doing nothing will oppose that too creating nega Tory space and thus fallout and facilitating faculties of institution! Nega is entirely an non discriminatory word as much virtue is buried in that Shadow of Sol ... now let is whine and sing ... in opposition to the author*it*eis corrupted by the dilemma of what we don't know ... the unconscious turn about? From there we scatter ... we black seeds ... Master Bait? The t' witch of spatial domains ...

What's between the lines? White spatial area silly ...

 

[BetteTheRed]

Labyrinth is beautiful. Enough help showed up. I found the secateurs in the shed after shovelling to it, also acquired exactly enough more boughs at the Kiwanis tree outlet down at the grocery store plaza. Chili was good, buns were a hot seller. Re-found some of my missing kitchen equipment while I was getting lunch organized. Got home to discover that a friendly neighbour (unknown) had blown out my driveway. Life is good right now.

 

[Mendalla]

Got home to discover that a friendly neighbour (unknown) had blown out my driveway.

I've got one of those. The senior couple to the West of me have an adult son living with them and he often takes their blower around and helps neighbours with their driveways once he's finished with his parents' place.

 

[KayTheCurler]

That snow clearing surprise hasn't happened in our life yet (hubby does it). I'm sure we'll be delighted if it ever happens. One son cuts the grass and checks the house when we are away. I repay him with baking.

 

[Seeler]

A neighbour who blows out (or ploughs, or shovels) the driveway is a gift from heaaven.

 

[Tabitha]

Tree is up!

I wanted a real one this year but youngest didn't want to water it and I'm away Dec. 28 to Jan 5 so artifical is the choice.
I was dreading dragging out our old tree (that we bought from the church sale 4 years ago or so). It sheds, and you have to place the branches in one by one by their colour tips(about 105). Big job. Not prelit.
So while I was at Canadian Tire I picked up a pre-light tree with 3 sections you just slip in place. The branches are attached and fold done.

I have the tree up and lit while youngest cooked a stir fry.

 

[paradox3]

I was dreading dragging out our old tree (that we bought from the church sale 4 years ago or so). It sheds, and you have to place the branches in one by one by their colour tips(about 105). Big job. Not prelit.

We got rid of a tree just like your old one a few years ago. We replaced it with a pre-lit tree in 3 sections and we downsized to a table top model. Fits much better in our living room and is so much easier! I like the new look.

 

[Tabitha]

Not ready to go to table top yet, but do like the new convenience.

 

[paradox3]

This one fits a low table. It is still a good size. Maybe 4 ft tall.

My daughter bought a tall narrow tree to fit in a smallish corner. Another good solution if you are short on space.