A dreary morning, but up comes a crocus. Little rabbit statues remind me of Laura’s bunny hunting bassets, and the fun we missed on Saturday. Well, I thought shopping was pretty intense on Friday, but today things went to a new level. Harry was up and quite independent, considering he must still hop around on […]
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Beware the Ides of March, and novel coronavirus’ COVID-19! A day of increasing anxiety in the outside world, but relative peace around here. We only know that the outside world is still crazy because we had a visit from Corinne, who saw the full parking lots at grocery stores on her way here. The day
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Today is Dorothy’s birthday (also, Einstein and my father’s brother, Uncle Mike), so an auspicious day, nowadays “pi day”, as well. Auspicious it may be, but today it has been wet and miserable… Unfortunate weather for Laura (Dorothy’s sister), who was hosting the Gumbo Flats Gold Cup Field Day, an extravaganza day of basset hunting
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With Harry’s leg healing, and his heart ticking along in perfect rhythm, we can turn our attention to the outside world and freak out. The country has gone crazy, it seems. We had a pleasant morning, and Carmen came for OT, putting Harry through his paces, which included getting him out of the hospital bed
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After an admittedly harrowing four days, we made it to St. Luke’s, where Dr. Andrea Moyer (no picture, alas) came to our rescue. She genuinely cares about Harry, and knows him well, now, after over a decade caring for him. They met at Harry’s very first cardioversion in 2009, which happened while I was away
Rhythm! – March 12, 2020 Read More »