The heat has been brutal, and the internet impossibly slow, so an entire week has evaporated. After a pleasant ride on Monday, the hot weather and hectic schedule inspired me to give the horses the rest of the week off. Harry started rehearsals this week for the Tennessee Williams Festival’s production of The Rose Tattoo. […]
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As it happens, we have had some much needed rain today, but this post is for yesterday. The slow internet prevented me from uploading pictures in time to blog, so I am a day late, (and always a dollar short)… It was hot, but we had a pleasant ride before the sun hit its stride.
Almost halfway through July, and there isn’t much excitement here, about which I am not complaining. Excitement can make for interesting stories, of course, but tranquility is welcome at present. Harry’s heart is keeping to its steady rhythm, we have been riding early, while it’s cool, and all creatures are well. Our friend, Thrus, sent
The heat broke in time for our Chicago cousins’ visit to see Mary Poppins at The Muny tonight. Aunt Pat, one of only two left in the “parental generation”, took us all to brunch today – a mini family reunion. Pat was at my parents’ wedding. She married my mother’s brother, Bill, later that same
It has been miserably hot, but we did have some very good luck. On Sunday evening at 10 PM, Harry’s heart returned to sinus rhythm thanks to an increase in sotalol, an anti arrhythmic drug. And, of course, thanks to Dr. Glenn Davison, the new cardiologist, for expertly adjusting the level. It took awhile to