03-11-25 migraine be gone
I had meant to be caught off guard by the snow on the ground when I woke up this morning I had hopes that we were done with that although it’s not a surprise it is often snow even in April and it didn’t really stick around so that’s a good thing. What did happen was the barometer had changed enough to cause two things, a low-grade, trying to become something, migraine and an aching ankle. I have a feeling I’m going to become that person now. Remember the old guy with a I can feel the weather is changing. I can feel it in my knees. I can feel it in my toes. Sigh, I can feel it in my ankle.
I enjoyed today at work. I worked on things that give me satisfaction for people who appreciate me and that is a good combination. I took time to virtually attend the chamber AGM as well.
I ran out in the afternoon for my optometrist appointment to find that my eyes are very healthy inside. My prescription is not changed for the second annual appointment in a row, which may be a record and she is going to refer me to the specialist in town for surgery on my eyelids. They are quite hooded and bothersome, making me feel rather stoned and tired all the time now and because they are affecting my health it will be covered by our medical service plan. I did find it rather amusing that at 61 I now have implants.(in my ankle.) and I’m about to have my first plastic surgery as much as the idea of surgery on my eyes freaks me out. I look forward to the difference it will make.
After work, I was to meet Paul and Laura for wing night at Fenwick & baker so I went a little bit early and hung out with Dave for a bit. We had good conversations about ideas for his store and ideas for the donation of Rotary in general. I feel respected conversations which have been hard to come by lately.
I had such a nice dinner with Paul and Laura and good conversation as usual, but it was also nice to just get home and curl up and watch Survivor
triumphgal 