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Lloyd and I went our separate ways for Thanksgiving. He went to Missouri and I went to Colorado. He enjoyed spending time with his parents, and maybe someday he’ll tell you about it.

I drove out to see my Dad. I left mid-afternoon on Wednesday and stopped when it got drove the rest of the way on Thursday. We had a very nice time – plenty of food, good visiting, and he even let me just sit around and do nothing, which was a blessing. We made an apple pie with apples from his tree, and I got to crash his Saturday-morning breakfast group, a bunch of very nice guys.

I drove home on Sunday and the weather was a little tricky – a fair amount of fog and some snow and a wee bit of ice. Traffic went pretty slow, which made it bearable. Anyway, home safe and sound, with a new week coming up that i am completely not prepared for. Yay!

Today is the Thanksgiving breakfast at preschool. I baked my muffins for it at work yesterday, because there is a small chance of cat hair being in them that way. I’m headed in early with my other stuff, and it will be just fine. We haven’t done this since before COVID, and if I’m honest […]

Well, the tech sale is over. It wasn’t a raging success this year, but it was ok. I think that is to be expected – they can’t all be gigantic winners. There were a lot of strikes against us this year – there was a glitch with the advertising so it wasn’t promoted as much […]

I’m posting this here so I can find it later, but I just love it. Jacob Collier is a young musical genius. I saw some of his videos a couple of years ago, but this one just popped up. He turns his audience into a 3-part choir, and it’s just magical and lovely. 🙂

Lloyd’s Dad had surgery in the late afternoon to remove his implantable cardioverter defibulator (ICD). There was an issue with the electrical leads/device that caused the infection in his body. With the ICD out, the antibiotics they are giving him can do a better job, so thank you for all the prayers! He’s not out […]

Lloyd went down to Missouri to see his parents, and I’m so glad he did. I would have liked to have gone, but I would have delayed his departure by a fair amount. Saturday Lloyd and his family spent the day in the hospital in Jefferson City. The doctors and nurses came and went, and […]