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Mr. L has tonsillitis now-but I'm hoping it's irritation from the tubes being inserted, removed, re-inserted, removed.
Last night I had a turkey and provolone sandwich on a nice crusty roll and will probably repeat tonight but with 12 grain bread (needed and craved that roll.)
Breakfast-the usual. Was thinking tho of going to the rest. and having eggs with my GF (she works there this morn).
Good morning and we are in for an early Spring according to our groundhog, Queen Charlotte. And according to our news so are Alabama and Georgia. The newslady said the E-Mail from Tennessee said "six more weeks of Winter" but she does not trust it because it came to her shortly after midnight and before the sun even came up. LOL Somebody probably had a day off and didn't want to bother with it.
Coffee and milk
Nature valley fruit and nut bar
We will be getting ready and traveling to Sam's so we can eat during the next storm that will start tomorrow.
I think having a sore throat after his procedure would just be normal, but maybe to him it could just be the last straw. Glad he is still alive and kicking. At this age if it doesn't hurt, it doesn't work, or so I have been told. I have a lot of bones that are working fine this morning. Guess how I know that?
BTW Is this operation going to make him lose a lot of weight. If so, you two will probably be Mr. and Mrs. Grandparents of America.
Went out for breakfast and had a wrap-eggs and ham, no lunch,dinner turkey sand w/provolone.
What did he have for supper? Is he fussing about the food yet?
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