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I started off my New Year morning just fine. About 10:00, things didn't feel right. At 11:00, I knew I had a uti so off to urgent care I went. I was right. I'm glad I didn't try to wait until Monday. As you can imagine, it took for ever to be seen. Lots of people there with the crud. I got there at noon, after stopping at WalMart for my meds, I got back home at 3:30. I'm having friends over for dinner at 5:00. Gesss. I could have done with out this.

Very Duke Blue wrote:I started off my New Year morning just fine. About 10:00, things didn't feel right. At 11:00, I knew I had a uti so off to urgent care I went. I was right. I'm glad I didn't try to wait until Monday. As you can imagine, it took for ever to be seen. Lots of people there with the crud. I got there at noon, after stopping at WalMart for my meds, I got back home at 3:30. I'm having friends over for dinner at 5:00. Gesss. I could have done with out this.

Vibes for feeling better soon!

BE HEALED!

Very Duke Blue wrote:I started off my New Year morning just fine. About 10:00, things didn't feel right. At 11:00, I knew I had a uti so off to urgent care I went. I was right. I'm glad I didn't try to wait until Monday. As you can imagine, it took for ever to be seen. Lots of people there with the crud. I got there at noon, after stopping at WalMart for my meds, I got back home at 3:30. I'm having friends over for dinner at 5:00. Gesss. I could have done with out this.

to feel better soon.

Very Duke Blue wrote:I started off my New Year morning just fine. About 10:00, things didn't feel right. At 11:00, I knew I had a uti so off to urgent care I went. I was right. I'm glad I didn't try to wait until Monday. As you can imagine, it took for ever to be seen. Lots of people there with the crud. I got there at noon, after stopping at WalMart for my meds, I got back home at 3:30. I'm having friends over for dinner at 5:00. Gesss. I could have done with out this.

Gentle hugs! Glad you got the meds.

Thanks every body. I don't feel that bad except my back hurts. Also, I have to get up at 3:30 am for my meds. I know I'll get over this soon. to all of you.

Very Duke Blue wrote:Thanks every body. I don't feel that bad except my back hurts. Also, I have to get up at 3:30 am for my meds. I know I'll get over this soon. to all of you.

Did you dinner go ok?

Very Duke Blue wrote:Thanks every body. I don't feel that bad except my back hurts. Also, I have to get up at 3:30 am for my meds. I know I'll get over this soon. to all of you.

Feel better, Mom. I'm glad you were able to take care of this so quickly.

lawgrad91 wrote:

Very Duke Blue wrote:Thanks every body. I don't feel that bad except my back hurts. Also, I have to get up at 3:30 am for my meds. I know I'll get over this soon. to all of you.

Did you dinner go ok?

It did. I cooked a pork loin, rubbed with an assortment of spices, mashed potatoes with the skin on, black eye peas, collards, corn bread and gravy. My neighbor brought a pie for desert. Nothing fancy but it was good.

Very Duke Blue wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:

Very Duke Blue wrote:Thanks every body. I don't feel that bad except my back hurts. Also, I have to get up at 3:30 am for my meds. I know I'll get over this soon. to all of you.

Did you dinner go ok?

It did. I cooked a pork loin, rubbed with an assortment of spices, mashed potatoes with the skin on, black eye peas, collards, corn bread and gravy. My neighbor brought a pie for desert. Nothing fancy but it was good.

Sounds like a fine dinner.

How are you feeling today?

I found out at church today that a local celebrity attended our Christmas Eve service: Sam Bradford! I missed out because I was in AR. Maybe he'll show up again sometime once the season is over. My guess is that Sunday services would normally be a bit tricky for him since he's usually otherwise occupied.

The Christmas tree has been undecorated. The ornaments are back in their bin, and the tree is outside. The Christmas bins will get put in the outside building once the ground outside isn't so muddy. The outside decorations (the wreath and the garlands and bows on the porch railings) will also be removed once the weather is better.

Sucks taking Christmas down, but we drank a toast to the tree and to a happy year when we got done, and it made things better.

Bring on basketball! Let's go Duke!

lawgrad91 wrote:The Christmas tree has been undecorated. The ornaments are back in their bin, and the tree is outside. The Christmas bins will get put in the outside building once the ground outside isn't so muddy. The outside decorations (the wreath and the garlands and bows on the porch railings) will also be removed once the weather is better.

Sucks taking Christmas down, but we drank a toast to the tree and to a happy year when we got done, and it made things better.

Bring on basketball! Let's go Duke!

If you miss your tree, you are welcome to come over here and look at mine. I'm leaving it up for Sam's visit. We're going to celebrate Christmas into mid-January. (emphasis on the celebration part!) I have missed my babies. I haven't seen Sam since June.

CathyCA wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:The Christmas tree has been undecorated. The ornaments are back in their bin, and the tree is outside. The Christmas bins will get put in the outside building once the ground outside isn't so muddy. The outside decorations (the wreath and the garlands and bows on the porch railings) will also be removed once the weather is better.

Sucks taking Christmas down, but we drank a toast to the tree and to a happy year when we got done, and it made things better.

Bring on basketball! Let's go Duke!

If you miss your tree, you are welcome to come over here and look at mine. I'm leaving it up for Sam's visit. We're going to celebrate Christmas into mid-January. (emphasis on the celebration part!) I have missed my babies. I haven't seen Sam since June.

That is cool! I know you'll be thrilled to see Sam. How is college going for him?

CathyCA wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:The Christmas tree has been undecorated. The ornaments are back in their bin, and the tree is outside. The Christmas bins will get put in the outside building once the ground outside isn't so muddy. The outside decorations (the wreath and the garlands and bows on the porch railings) will also be removed once the weather is better.

Sucks taking Christmas down, but we drank a toast to the tree and to a happy year when we got done, and it made things better.

Bring on basketball! Let's go Duke!

If you miss your tree, you are welcome to come over here and look at mine. I'm leaving it up for Sam's visit. We're going to celebrate Christmas into mid-January. (emphasis on the celebration part!) I have missed my babies. I haven't seen Sam since June.

Yay for the mid-January Christmas celebration! I'm happy that you'll have both of your boys there. Have a wonderful visit!

Wilson's BBQ Pork is underway!

(Well, it'll be ours, but it's Wilson's recipe.)

lawgrad91 wrote:The Christmas tree has been undecorated. The ornaments are back in their bin, and the tree is outside. The Christmas bins will get put in the outside building once the ground outside isn't so muddy. The outside decorations (the wreath and the garlands and bows on the porch railings) will also be removed once the weather is better.

Sucks taking Christmas down, but we drank a toast to the tree and to a happy year when we got done, and it made things better.

Bring on basketball! Let's go Duke!

We have one tree that stays up all year 'round.
I think the blue lights across the front porch will remain all BB season. They go good with the flag.

Did you dinner go ok?[/quote]

It did. I cooked a pork loin, rubbed with an assortment of spices, mashed potatoes with the skin on, black eye peas, collards, corn bread and gravy. My neighbor brought a pie for desert. Nothing fancy but it was good.[/quote]

Sounds like a fine dinner.

How are you feeling today?[/quote]

Much better. The meds are working well. Feel really good now after the win against Miami.

CathyCA wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:The Christmas tree has been undecorated. The ornaments are back in their bin, and the tree is outside. The Christmas bins will get put in the outside building once the ground outside isn't so muddy. The outside decorations (the wreath and the garlands and bows on the porch railings) will also be removed once the weather is better.

Sucks taking Christmas down, but we drank a toast to the tree and to a happy year when we got done, and it made things better.

Bring on basketball! Let's go Duke!

If you miss your tree, you are welcome to come over here and look at mine. I'm leaving it up for Sam's visit. We're going to celebrate Christmas into mid-January. (emphasis on the celebration part!) I have missed my babies. I haven't seen Sam since June.

That's way to long. I'm glad he can come, even if later than Christmas.

I'm hoping we take our tree down sometime this month. Heck, it's been up for 13 months now. It's time.