April 15th, 2020
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One Way Aisles...
By Daddy
Las Vegas — Today was my weekly visit to the wound doctor. They were closed yesterday for Easter. The hospital has put up two of those ambiguous white tents in the courtyard between the two buildings. Nobody inside as of yet and hopefully a "Just In Case" measure. No improvement in the wound which is frustrating the the Doctor as Medicade is declining all the treatments he has proposed even the one wound dressing that worked before. He plans to take a biopsy next week and is going to ask for samples of wound dressings that he wants to try.
The store was a bit more fun. The little blue signs on the floor have multiplied exponentially and they've added a new wrinkle. Most of the Aisles are now "One Way Isles." It should be interesting to see who's the first one asked to leave to going the wrong way down a one way aisle. Said goodbye to the mailbox provider and received my new drivers license just in time. Now days you have to provide identification to get a new Mailbox.
Finished the Asian pear chicken last night. A sweet smell and a subtle taste which I'm considering a win. I have the ingredients laid out for the "Low Carb Palmer House Brownie" to bake in the next day or so.
We have a dearth of reviews because I suspect of the novel coronavirus self-quarantine rules in effect in most places. Please: Be safe, Be sane, Be Healthy!
Health wise I'm doing fine other than suffering from seasonal ragweed allergies. Monitoring my vitals to be be cautious and every trip outside get's a "Do I really need to do that today?" decision. I'm watching my pennies until about the 18th when a nice commission check from flirt4free is expected. To all those that have donated, Thank you! Any help is appreciated. Here's a link to the How to Donate Page
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