The day did not start well. Harry had an atrial fibrillation (Afib) episode that started at 3:44 AM. Not everyone can feel Afib, but Harry can, so he knew precisely when it started. He was kind enough to let me sleep, and informed me at 5 AM when the dogs always start our morning. It’s […]
Uneven Start – March 6, 2020 Read More »
Today, I left Harry and went out to lunch, a date made weeks ago, and something we were both looking forward to. Harry was, of course, a good sport about it and never complained about being abandoned for three and a half hours in his hideous, but comfortable, recliner. The reward for his patience was
Out To Lunch – March 5, 2020 Read More »
Today was shoeing day, at long last. It was also Harry’s return to the studio. Our intersected parallel lives that have been set aside for a while, came back in one busy morning. The day began early with turnout for the horses, so that they could blow off steam and limber up before Fred arrived.
A Glimpse Of Normal – March 4, 2020 Read More »
This was quite a day. I was well rested after a peaceful day yesterday, and an evening session of mediation led by Roscoe… … I left Harry to his second sleep this morning with Weedy, and headed out to the barn as the sun came up, to be ready for Marilyn’s visit for Coggins Tests
Hectic Tuesday – March 3, 2020 Read More »
Gradually, life is resuming some normalcy. Harry is eating now at the kitchen table. And I am getting better at leaving him to his own devices. This morning, I went to Quest for bloodwork, preparatory to my annual physical later this week. Harry survived just fine. And this evening, when I brought the horses in,
Monday Progress – March 2, 2020 Read More »