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Good morning, Cafe', and thanks for the coffee.

Thanks for the coffee. Hope this is readily resolved.

Good morning, and thanks for the coffee.

Good morning, and thanks for the coffee. Beautiful day here too.

Good morning, and thanks for the coffee. Slow starting here, but need to get rolling quickly.

Good morning, and thanks for the coffee. I, too, AM going to take a 'break in the action' today.

Good morning, and thanks for the coffee. Sadly, I believe that we will see/deal with increasing weather extremes.

There is the possibility that he may have had an addiction problem.

Well done. Self advocation is the way to go. I have a yearly 'wellness' visit simply so that I have updated blood test results. Cardiologist and dermatologist I see annually and the dentist more frequently than I like. I liked my doctor, but he got terminated shortly after the hospital...

Try finding one around here who is accepting new patients especially those on Medicare. I have an excellent cardiologist, dermatologist, dentist, but it ends there.

Good morning, and thanks for the coffee. I'm not certain that any good doctors/practices remain.

Good morning, and thanks for the coffee. Went to our son and DIL's yesterday. Someone forgot to pack the meds and clothes change for overnight. :oops: Home again, home again. I think that I may be able to help. :p

Good morning, and thanks for the coffee.

Went to a craft fair today. A metal worker with cut out signs was there. One said, "Beware of my dog. He's an asshole." We laughed and decided that if Maggie was still alive we would have had him craft one for us.

Good morning, and thanks for the coffee.

A complaint from my mother when she was 85 years old. "This getting old stinks. I can only work 4 or 5 hours until I have to take a break." I replied, "You work more in a day than many your age do in a week." She loved to garden and can/freeze vegetables and fruit. She also made the best...

This was one of my mother's many sayings. To her, acting old was constantly whining and complaining about the aches and pains, constantly judging others, and expecting to be waited on hand and foot. I ascribe to her feelings.

"Use it or lose it." Fact. "No sin in getting old, but acting old is a sin."

That's what the Princess inferred several weeks ago when I was whining. She said, "Just shut up." I replied, "What?" and she said, "All of your friends can't walk, can't think, or both - just stop whining." She was right.

Good morning, Cafe'. I say I can still do everything I was once able to do, but now it takes twice as long and hurts way more.