Pea-n-Me
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Good morning! Just a quick hello. I have a lot to do today. Lots of little things.
Yesterday I was exhausted and had a nice quiet day. Never even got out of my pj’s!
This afternoon we will cook our own turkey dinner since we are all home. We have some of everything we made from the other day so there’s not much work to do. We have to install a new garbage disposal as ours leaked. Good thing I had a catch-style bin underneath to hold things or it would’ve been a big mess with the cabinet. I also have to give Toto a bath for his skin in a new collapsible tub I bought (so I don’t have to fill the whole bathtub - we pay so much for water as it is), and let him wear the new ”bathrobe” I got him for his birthday, lol. I don’t want him getting chilled.
DD’s send out throat culture came back as positive for strep, but beta B, not A, so they didn’t give her antibiotics, saying it goes away on its own. She had the same thing a few months ago and that doctor did give her antibiotics, so that’s weird. She’s been ill, though, so she may need to call them again - urgent care doc just left a note on her portal, didn’t even call.
All she wants to do is sleep. She probably needs her tonsils out. We started to do it when she was young but there was some sort of problem so it got delayed and then things seemed to get better so she never went through with it. That would’ve been at Children’s where I knew she had a good ENT. I’m not crazy about the ENTs we have associated with our medical practice now so we have some digging to do. And she’s sort of worried about having surgery where she works, she doesn’t want to be embarrassed. 
I am so proud of you ladies reading the steps you’re taking despite your sadness. I’m sure it’s not easy to keep moving forward, especially during the holidays, but baby steps. Inspiring.
Snowysmom, God love little Sam. That’s how DS got started in becoming a baseball player. Everything for him, even when super little, was a ball and a bat. So naturally we encouraged it. For Christmas get him a little ball and glove! (I saw a little set the other day in a children’s toy store. The wiffle ball sets with the big/thick bat are good too at that age.) My mother used to toss the ball to him for hours, as did we, just because it was what he wanted to do and it came natural to him. (I think I told you about the time she watched him when he was 4 yrs old and we came home and Mom’s eye was all red. She downplayed it but said proudly he’d whacked a waffle ball so hard it hit her in the eye, and we wound up at Mass Eye and Ear as our doctor feared she had a detached retina! But she didn’t, and she was always so proud of him, telling the ER doctors about how well her grandson could hit the ball, lol.) We have pictures of him at the beach on his 3rd bday with DH tossing him the ball, and when he was about 7 up at the lake in NH hitting balls by himself by tossing them up in the air, etc. I’m telling you, if you encourage it, he’ll get very good at it and you’ll be on the TBall fields before you know it!
It’s such a good activity!
Well I hope everyone has a good Saturday!
Yesterday I was exhausted and had a nice quiet day. Never even got out of my pj’s!

DD’s send out throat culture came back as positive for strep, but beta B, not A, so they didn’t give her antibiotics, saying it goes away on its own. She had the same thing a few months ago and that doctor did give her antibiotics, so that’s weird. She’s been ill, though, so she may need to call them again - urgent care doc just left a note on her portal, didn’t even call.


I am so proud of you ladies reading the steps you’re taking despite your sadness. I’m sure it’s not easy to keep moving forward, especially during the holidays, but baby steps. Inspiring.

Snowysmom, God love little Sam. That’s how DS got started in becoming a baseball player. Everything for him, even when super little, was a ball and a bat. So naturally we encouraged it. For Christmas get him a little ball and glove! (I saw a little set the other day in a children’s toy store. The wiffle ball sets with the big/thick bat are good too at that age.) My mother used to toss the ball to him for hours, as did we, just because it was what he wanted to do and it came natural to him. (I think I told you about the time she watched him when he was 4 yrs old and we came home and Mom’s eye was all red. She downplayed it but said proudly he’d whacked a waffle ball so hard it hit her in the eye, and we wound up at Mass Eye and Ear as our doctor feared she had a detached retina! But she didn’t, and she was always so proud of him, telling the ER doctors about how well her grandson could hit the ball, lol.) We have pictures of him at the beach on his 3rd bday with DH tossing him the ball, and when he was about 7 up at the lake in NH hitting balls by himself by tossing them up in the air, etc. I’m telling you, if you encourage it, he’ll get very good at it and you’ll be on the TBall fields before you know it!

Well I hope everyone has a good Saturday!
