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trystinnDoctor's appointment went well, she's still a tad concerned over the fact my glucose levels are going higher, but wants to wait it out a bit before we start even talking about insulin. Back on Zocor, which is fine, as I've no side effects on it, doubling up on the Zyrtec and I got handed another Albuterol inhaler...all fine.
Since the lab 'forgot' to run my A1C on Friday, when they took blood and ran all the other tests I had to give blood again to the phlebotomists. Good thing I'm completely unfazed by needles or this could be an issue, especially with all the jabbing I do via the fingertips daily. This was a new gal and though she got it on the first shot, I'm now sporting a magnificent bruise in the elbow area. She's a fierce jabber, she is!
Josh spent the morning with a borrowed Rototiller breaking up the circle ground and getting the embankment ready for the retaining wall. Seems there's a rather large amount of rocks and boulders in the "back 40", very exciting. Our dear geriatric collie, Glory, hung out with him the entire time and if a dog hanging out with a gas-power tiller isn't enough evidence of her deafness, I have no idea what would be!
So today, once it cools down I'll work on weeding the front borders of the spiral walk. Dear hubby took a look at "Creating Sacred Space" and now has ANOTHER idea...geesh! He's considering changing our simple spiral walk to a more complicated left turn spiral, so one would walk in both directions on the way to the circle. Hubby has decided to till his Buddha shrine, so I can check that off my To Do List this week.
Now, if only Seb would call me so we can work on those robes!
Since the lab 'forgot' to run my A1C on Friday, when they took blood and ran all the other tests I had to give blood again to the phlebotomists. Good thing I'm completely unfazed by needles or this could be an issue, especially with all the jabbing I do via the fingertips daily. This was a new gal and though she got it on the first shot, I'm now sporting a magnificent bruise in the elbow area. She's a fierce jabber, she is!
Josh spent the morning with a borrowed Rototiller breaking up the circle ground and getting the embankment ready for the retaining wall. Seems there's a rather large amount of rocks and boulders in the "back 40", very exciting. Our dear geriatric collie, Glory, hung out with him the entire time and if a dog hanging out with a gas-power tiller isn't enough evidence of her deafness, I have no idea what would be!
So today, once it cools down I'll work on weeding the front borders of the spiral walk. Dear hubby took a look at "Creating Sacred Space" and now has ANOTHER idea...geesh! He's considering changing our simple spiral walk to a more complicated left turn spiral, so one would walk in both directions on the way to the circle. Hubby has decided to till his Buddha shrine, so I can check that off my To Do List this week.
Now, if only Seb would call me so we can work on those robes!
