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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 461472" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>Thank you.</p><p>He should be in the door any second. Then I have to listen to him yell about how he hates being switched to a new homeroom.</p><p>My dad is doing better.</p><p>I did not call P back when she called <em>again</em> to leave a msg that she wanted a suppository. Come<em> on</em>. She's in assisted living, she's got a caregiver, handle it, people. This is not a heart attack.</p><p>The walk was beautiful.</p><p>I'm having a few friends over tonight for food and wine. Normally we go out on Fri nights, but with-husband out of town, I don't like leaving difficult child home alone, especially at night, because there's no backup. We can sit on the porch and keep the door shut and difficult child will be on the computer. </p><p>Good news--the neighbor stopped by to see if an extra baseball glove was difficult child's from practice. Oooops! I didn't realize he was coaching on Wed!!! How embarrassing. I talked to him and stared him straight in the eye. I also saw his son at practice and didn't recognize him. Am I living in my own little world, or what? <img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/emoticons/groooansmileyf.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":groan:" title="groan :groan:" data-shortname=":groan:" />We stood in the driveway and talked for about 20 min, and he can bring difficult child home after practice tomorrow. They live across the street. (I told him I have a dr appointment, but it's really difficult child's psychiatric medication appointment and we can't be in two places at once.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 461472, member: 3419"] Thank you. He should be in the door any second. Then I have to listen to him yell about how he hates being switched to a new homeroom. My dad is doing better. I did not call P back when she called [I]again[/I] to leave a msg that she wanted a suppository. Come[I] on[/I]. She's in assisted living, she's got a caregiver, handle it, people. This is not a heart attack. The walk was beautiful. I'm having a few friends over tonight for food and wine. Normally we go out on Fri nights, but with-husband out of town, I don't like leaving difficult child home alone, especially at night, because there's no backup. We can sit on the porch and keep the door shut and difficult child will be on the computer. Good news--the neighbor stopped by to see if an extra baseball glove was difficult child's from practice. Oooops! I didn't realize he was coaching on Wed!!! How embarrassing. I talked to him and stared him straight in the eye. I also saw his son at practice and didn't recognize him. Am I living in my own little world, or what? :groooansmileyf:We stood in the driveway and talked for about 20 min, and he can bring difficult child home after practice tomorrow. They live across the street. (I told him I have a dr appointment, but it's really difficult child's psychiatric medication appointment and we can't be in two places at once.) [/QUOTE]
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