The cats are in charge!
Just before I got sick I ordered what I hope will be a bigger more stable tree. But I need to rearrange furniture. Yeah, energy I don’t have.
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Remember my play to increase activity and self education? Do one more thing in a room, dig deeper in possible hobby. Like, remember my poor Lucky Bamboo?
My son’s significant other, Rizza, gave me the plant when we first met, probably a decade ago. But it was more or less ignored. But I started Googling Lucky Bamboo care.
I setup a care system. Then BAM! UTI.
Today after a couple of weeks sleeping, I was able to take care of the first Baby Bamboo.
Sadly, I’ve still not gotten on the bike or played piano, or diamond painting. I did manage about 4 rows of a pair of socks. That’s something, huh?
Energy is returning slowly, but I wish for more, one smidgen more.
Lately my daily travels have been from bed to recliner to bathroom. Rinse and repeat.
My energy is so low. I miss me. Ugh!
The Way Home by Amanda Prowse
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
What a beautiful story! It isn’t often that stories are about elderly females. This character is so well developed. We see Lily-Bob’s past warts and all.
Amanda Prowse writes and narrates this charmer. Both excellently.
I don’t remember who recommended this. Thank you, whoever you are.
This was the Audible version. I hope you all get to give this a listen.
I’m still alive. I can’t wait for my energy to come back.
The Circle Trilogy by Nora Roberts
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Well, that was quite a ride!
Even though I was under the weather, I had another Nora Roberts story to keep my interest.
Sadly, I couldn’t find it as an audiobook. With all the Gaelic or ancient verbiage, a talented narrator would be so welcome. Still, Ms. Roberts can weave a tale.
I’m not usually into vampire stories, unless they knit, or have a sense of humor. But I learned to feel
for the old buzzard.
The cast of characters was confusing at first, but by the end tears were running down my face for them all. Another way a narrator or two could have helped.
This Kindle edition was provided by Libby.
So when your Primary Care Provider says, ‘you look pale, sick!’after nearly a week and a half you feel glad you were finally able to feel validated.
Gluteal shot got the antibiotics started. Pills to finish starting tomorrow.
Psychological I feel better, physically still a washrag. Mind over matter!
Darswords 
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