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HeatDaze of Simmer
Aug. 3rd, 2022 09:05 pmToo sleepy! This weather does not agree with me. Crazy humidity and general weirdness. A big storm came across the lake and has been passing west of us, so we're just being swept by its skirts, with intermittent thunder and rain squalls. It's like a steam laundry outside, and the window are steamed up inside. I woke up too early, with a headache that lasted all day.
The Sparrowhawk had his piano lesson, and once again Dr. Nurse brought the baby over for a visit. Bird Baby gets bigger every time I see her! She can hold up her head quite well now. She's going to be pretty spunky once she figures out how to use those appendages. Dr. Music had a lesson cancellation, so he was able to have lunch with us. I fed them two kinds of little slider sandwiches--turkey or ham--potato salad, deviled eggs, and fresh berries. I tried to feed them, anyway. They eat like shy birds, although Dr. Music is more like a shy stork because he is quite tall.
They went home, and the Sparrowhawk went to meet a friend of a friend who needed to know stuff about health care. He was gone for two and a half hours, so I think the friend got an education. The Sparrowhawk said he was a sweet summer child who didn't know what DRGs were. It sounds as if his heart was in the right place, though, and I'm always happy when the Sparrowhawk gets a chance to teach someone about the things he knows. He had just time to get a bit to eat and go to the gym. I tried to work and was somewhat impeded by the headache, but managed to write another 500 words. Bit by bit.
The Sparrowhawk had his piano lesson, and once again Dr. Nurse brought the baby over for a visit. Bird Baby gets bigger every time I see her! She can hold up her head quite well now. She's going to be pretty spunky once she figures out how to use those appendages. Dr. Music had a lesson cancellation, so he was able to have lunch with us. I fed them two kinds of little slider sandwiches--turkey or ham--potato salad, deviled eggs, and fresh berries. I tried to feed them, anyway. They eat like shy birds, although Dr. Music is more like a shy stork because he is quite tall.
They went home, and the Sparrowhawk went to meet a friend of a friend who needed to know stuff about health care. He was gone for two and a half hours, so I think the friend got an education. The Sparrowhawk said he was a sweet summer child who didn't know what DRGs were. It sounds as if his heart was in the right place, though, and I'm always happy when the Sparrowhawk gets a chance to teach someone about the things he knows. He had just time to get a bit to eat and go to the gym. I tried to work and was somewhat impeded by the headache, but managed to write another 500 words. Bit by bit.
