Monday

 I would say it was almost a lost Monday.  Some would say it was shot!  So the morning was the usual with two things on the calendar today that needed to happen.





    

After breakfast there was time to sew in the tails once again to another scarf.  I started the second scarf.  There always needs to be something on the needles.  Well, not exactly unless you have a little OCD. Are those the correct letters.  

The first thing on the list was a visit to the heart doctor, Dr. Raju at IU North.  All is well as it can be and another six month's appointment is scheduled.  I hope the next appointment was as easy as this one.  He's keeping track of tack a cardia for one thing.  That's a very fast heart rate that no one wants to  happen.  There was one little glitch in Sept but all within reason.  A lot of episodes do not make a happy heart.  

Then home for lunch and on the road again with a stop at church to get some documents copied. 

We were off to the Simon Cancer Center with the copied paper.  Julia met us and I handed over to her papers that needed to be filled out by her and or Dr. Schneider and then sent on their way.  This happens every year with the hope of making the cancer medicine available for another year.  This all depends on financial record keeping.  Currently, medicine is assured until the end of February and with new set of papers, not much of anything is different, another year will be covered. I hope the outcome is the same.  Good medicine needed for a body that is in need of the GOOD. 

Then it was back again north for Doug/Lela grocery shopping.  I hope that's it until we are back from Georgia.  

Now that was a shot day, wouldn't you agree.  The good outcome was that those two things were over for a while.

There was time for supper and then the big wait for the Monday night football game.  That is unless Spectrum gets in the way.  They had last night.  I want tonight.  Knitting continues and some Goodwill new mothers will have a warm neck for sure during the cold winter. I could wear one of those scarves 24/7.

Tomorrow morning will bring another work morning at North.  We're doing a few things for the last Sunday of the church year, Christ the King Sunday.  At least, that's the plan. Nativities will moved to some areas and a bit of other pre stuff is on the list. 





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