So, it could be said that Howard is the rose of our hearts. . . .
listener, for what it's worth, Tanner's transplant is not from his brothers, it IS however, a 10/10 match! It does look, too, like it's already beginning to engraft.
Just for the record, lol!, I would have said *all* time is imposed time. . . . No reason at all that I can see for not going for permanent, year round, daylight saving. . . .
And yes, the existence of time is something imposed by the universe. But this change in the clock settings is something imposed on us by other human beings. I'm sure it was because of the time change on a day when I had an early-afternoon book discussion that I didn't sleep well last night. And no opportunity for a nap. So I'm going to be heading for bed soon, well before my usual bedtime.
I have been absent too; but this coming week should be more manageable. Good news about Tanner, puddle. And what Bill said, Cat!
Here's hoping Perkins heals up well and isn't too freaked out about his bad luck.
I worked at the hospital this weekend; got some Darkover short stories re-read; sun was up when I went to work and when I came home, which is very nice.
On Thursday or Friday past I found my great-great grandfather and his family in the 1851 census, the very year they moved from Markham (NE of Toronto, where their parents settled in 1793, to McGillivray (NNW of London, Ontario). I also found a copy of a land record showing three different variants of the old man's name, but the copy isn't clear there, so I have a library researcher looking for a better copy. At that same library they have copies of birth, marriage, baptismal and death records of the oldest church in the area, from the 1760's to the early 20th Century. I will make an appointment to peruse them when I am there. All good fun, and rather mind boggling.
Diet continues well…
Better hit the sack soon. They DID interfere with my beauty sleep at the hospital last night, although not as much as sometimes.
So, it could be said that Howard is the rose of our hearts. . . .
ReplyDeletelistener, for what it's worth, Tanner's transplant is not from his brothers, it IS however, a 10/10 match! It does look, too, like it's already beginning to engraft.
Just for the record, lol!, I would have said *all* time is imposed time. . . . No reason at all that I can see for not going for permanent, year round, daylight saving. . . .
Good news about Tanner!
DeleteAnd yes, the existence of time is something imposed by the universe. But this change in the clock settings is something imposed on us by other human beings. I'm sure it was because of the time change on a day when I had an early-afternoon book discussion that I didn't sleep well last night. And no opportunity for a nap. So I'm going to be heading for bed soon, well before my usual bedtime.
Delete10/10!! Awesome!!!
DeleteAnd engrafting is SUCH a loverly word!!
Thanks sooo much for this update!
Wish I could have looked sooner!
News when I can ♡
Carpe Diem
ReplyDeleteAll that is in us longs for light
However cold the ground, the seed
stirs with its coming
Long before the devices
sand or springs
we knew, as the green things knew
When it is time
How juicy we get and strong
impatient in the waiting
To spring ahead
and seize the day
jjl
28 February 2009
Hi guys!
ReplyDeleteHaven't been feeling well physically or emotionally. But I hope to be back on my feet soon and able to return to the fold. I miss you guys♥
We've missed you too.
DeleteAnd NOW to bed.
Miss you, too!! <3
DeleteWe could really use a little fresh conversation. ;-)
Thanks for popping by!
Take care! :-)
I have been absent too; but this coming week should be more manageable. Good news about Tanner, puddle. And what Bill said, Cat!
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping Perkins heals up well and isn't too freaked out about his bad luck.
I worked at the hospital this weekend; got some Darkover short stories re-read; sun was up when I went to work and when I came home, which is very nice.
On Thursday or Friday past I found my great-great grandfather and his family in the 1851 census, the very year they moved from Markham (NE of Toronto, where their parents settled in 1793, to McGillivray (NNW of London, Ontario). I also found a copy of a land record showing three different variants of the old man's name, but the copy isn't clear there, so I have a library researcher looking for a better copy. At that same library they have copies of birth, marriage, baptismal and death records of the oldest church in the area, from the 1760's to the early 20th Century. I will make an appointment to peruse them when I am there. All good fun, and rather mind boggling.
Diet continues well…
Better hit the sack soon. They DID interfere with my beauty sleep at the hospital last night, although not as much as sometimes.
TTFN
Alan