
Month: January 2016
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Facebook Post: 2016-01-29 Morning Walks
“Good morning daddy. Something smells really good on this crisp morning”Peanuts radars are fully extended. That little girl has ears bigger than her head

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Facebook Post: 2016-01-28
So Jesse brought some cards that were in today’s mail to me. I sent them back with him as I wanted to make sure they didn’t get accidentally thrown out here. Mindy inspected them and found one she wanted. Very gently picked it up and layed down on the bed with it. It’s the one that I had clipped under my leg as I was looking at them all. Poor girl.

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Facebook Post: 2016-01-28
Note to those who run LPN programs and have their students go out on clinical visits to hospitals: Explain to your students that a blood pressure cuff does not belong centered on the elbow as I doubt the reading you will get is correct. And, the pressure of 52/65 is NOT normal and is an incorrect reading. Also, people in a hospital sometimes do not want someone just to hang out, if the patient looks like they are trying to eat, concentrate on something else, go away – don’t stand there and try to watch TV. Also, if you are interested on why they are in the hospital and how they are handling things, don’t just ask the question because you have to. Actually be interested. This is from one career school instructor to another.
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Facebook Post: 2016-01-28
This teenager understands good sportmanship. His single loss was an important one. He deserves to be recognized far and wide. Please share this video, especially if you are in the Northeast
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Facebook Post: 2016-01-28T13:25:35
Someone actually decided to bless us with his presence in a picture today. Connie

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Facebook Post: 2016-01-28
Good Morning all! Looking out the AccuWindow it is still raining. I am still in the hospital but now the biggest issue I have is 100% boredom. I am waiting for my blood INR levels to come up so that we know the correct dosage of the blood thinners. Other than that all is good. I suspect we are another 2-3 days here. This is really hard on Jesse so would everyone please be sure to check in on him occasionally? It is very difficult (even though he is not admitting it) to have me in the hospital, working extra hours at his job, and taking care of 6 greyhounds. Thankfully I am in a hospital close by so he doesn’t drive an hour or so to visit but at the same time it is still a trick to find the right times and pray that the pack behaves themselves while he is gone. We have decided that one of the first purchases we are going to work on once I am out are enough crates to hold each of the dogs so we can be less worried about behavior and injuries if we have to go someplace. I wish I could find a track six-pack in good shape.
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Facebook Post: 2016-01-27
And for this evenings entertainment we have Mindy, Ranger, and Rambo keeping Jesse company while he is working late. No damage today while Jesse visited me.
Oh this moment of calm is after Ranger told Rambo in greyhound to ” knock it off”. Everyone listens to Ranger.


