We have social hour at the clubhouse Mon, Wed and Friday at 4 – we go to the Nutrition Center for lunch most days when it is not chicken (David is allergic), and really, the meals are great, can’t beat the price at $3.00 each, but we go even more for the social aspect of it. You arrive by 11:15, sit with a group of people that you may or may not know, chat for about 15 minutes and then get a really good lunch – then chat for another half an hour or so and then go about your business :) We really enjoy it!
We’ve also
remodeled our shed and repaired the driveway here at LSC. Here are some before and after pics – it was
a very busy couple of weeks! David
already has two computers on his new ‘bench’ working on them! IF there is enough wifi mojo I’ll put some
pictures up!
One of the
other things we have been doing is seeing doctors – David has seen the ENT
specialist at Audie Murphy, and Feb 9th he has surgery to
permanently implant ear tubes – he met with the GI specialist last week, and
this past week he met with the pulmonary folks, the Optical folks for new
glasses, the purple team Dr who put him on metformin – it’s official, he’s
listed as a diabetic, and the pharmacy specialist to order all his new
drugs!!! We now have more appointments
the week we had slated for Big Bend :(
Dang it!
Today at the
clubhouse LSC hosted the ‘fiddler’s’, a great group of musicians that come here
twice a year and jam – we have a wonderful pot luck lunch (I made a terrific
taco casserole) and spent a couple hours listening to some pretty good
music! Monday nights a group of us ‘gals’ go for an early dinner and then play bingo at the local church – have a great time and make a donation every week! David and Bob usually go to a Mexican restaurant for dinner – he won’t have as much fun now – he’ll have to eat healthy! Friday night it is bingo at the clubhouse, and Sunday is ice cream social followed by card bingo…all great fun!
We just
found out that they have found a tumor on my cousin’s kidney, it is cancer, and
they will remove her kidney at Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh on
Monday. She will then have to endure 21
to 22 weeks of chemo…She is 6 years old, so if you could, please say a prayer
for her. Back at the beginning of
October, we had a picnic and the kids went on a hayride – Abigail is the one
dressed all in pink.
The fiddler's were great and your taco casserole was delicious...would love the recipe. And definitely praying for little Abigail and your extended family.
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