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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / February 2005Tired old me
Okay -- I am calling my doctor on Monday as this is just not right. But I am soooo tired. I wake up tired. I fall asleep sitting up. I am dragging around. I have felt like this before back in my period days when I had been bleeding to much but that is not happening so don't think it is anemia. I am not sure if it is my heart, my blood sugar levels, the lower amount of prednisone, my lungs .... I don't hurt. Guess that is the good news. Might be me packing stuff which feels like it is all by myself. John is pretty much not helping. Acting like a spoiled child most of the time with his lower lip stuck out. But somehow I don't think the packing is causing the problem. Is it the anesthesia still in my body after all these months? Anyone want to take a guess. Too tired here to get mad and get grumpy over it all. Sure hope the doctor will be there tomorrow. Don't like the PA in the Internal medicine department. She has misdiagnosed me twice and has a gee you are boring me attitude. Duckie  Signature_('> (_<_) _ _('< -quack (_<_) _ __('< *QUACK!* <_{__) _('< "|,,|_" (_<_) _('< "AFLAC!" (_<_) Sounds like either anemia or blood sugar is too high to me. Please do call and get some tests done. We don't need any more problems around here right now. Hugs, Kelly C. > Okay -- I am calling my doctor on Monday as this is > just not right. But I am soooo tired. I wake up tired. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > attitude. > Duckie hummm blood sugar too high. Anything a person can do to fix that when they already eat a well balanced diet. When it is too low, I know a bit of juice helps. Duckie > Sounds like either anemia or blood sugar is too high to me. Please do call > and get some tests done. We don't need any more problems around here right [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >>attitude. >>Duckie Signature_('> (_<_) _ _('< -quack (_<_) _ __('< *QUACK!* <_{__) _('< "|,,|_" (_<_) _('< "AFLAC!" (_<_) > hummm blood sugar too high. Anything a person can do to > fix that when they already eat a well balanced diet. > When it is too low, I know a bit of juice helps. > Duckie Exercise can lower blood sugar, if you can manage that. Barring that, eat a less well-balanced diet (less carbs). Weren't you in the South Beach crew last year? SignatureAF "Non Sequitur U has a really, really lousy debate team." --artyw raises the bar on rec.sport.baseball Still eating south beach. It is no longer a diet but a way of life. BTW, I told the doctor that I was hungry and had not taken my morning meds because I eat before I do and I was not sure if they wanted fasting time lines on anything. 2 hours later a 'meal' arrives. Plate full of mash potatoes with a side of carrots. Angel food cake; ginger-ale the regular kind; orange sherbet; a teeny tiny salad [all lettuce save the one tiny cherry tomato] with a huge slice of cucumber with was probably one eighth the cuke with diet italian dressing on the side; and a tiny bowl of chicken broth which had a piece of celery and two noodles and was labeled chicken noodle soup. Doctor asked me later how was lunch and I said a carbohydrate dream come true. I ate the lettuce and tomato and broth. Wonder why the nutritionist bothered with the diet dressing when nothing else on the tray would have qualified. Duckie Weren't you in the South > Beach crew last year? Signature_('> (_<_) _ _('< -quack (_<_) _ __('< *QUACK!* <_{__) _('< "|,,|_" (_<_) _('< "AFLAC!" (_<_) Just a thought...ask your doctor to check your B12 level. A few months ago mine was 151 and after Vitamin B shots and daily suppements is now up to 535 and I am staying awake all day. My PCP did not pay attention to my complaints but the neurologist who diagnosed my neuropathy sure did listen and ordered the tests. Ann hmmm There is a thought. My mother gets B12 shots once a month. Duckie > Just a thought...ask your doctor to check your B12 level. A few months > ago mine was 151 and after Vitamin B shots and daily suppements is now > up to 535 and I am staying awake all day. My PCP did not pay attention > to my complaints but the neurologist who diagnosed my neuropathy sure > did listen and ordered the tests. > Ann Signature_('> (_<_) _ _('< -quack (_<_) _ __('< *QUACK!* <_{__) _('< "|,,|_" (_<_) _('< "AFLAC!" (_<_) It seems a little late in the day for a post anesthesia droop, but you never know. And I know you had planned on being "all better" by now so I'd guess there is some let down from that. And its February for God's sakes. I thought we were supposed to drag around in February. Blood sugar should be OK, since you have been staying close on South Beach. Anemia can come from lots of causes. The stress on your body from healing would do it. Don't know where you are on prednisone vs where you were, but I can always pretty much count on having to pay back any extra energy it gave be when I give it up. Please feel better soon. Find some sparkly music to dance to. Skip the dramatic stuff. Spring is here in California. Daffodils are blooming. Orchards are in full bloom and carpeted with yellow mustard flowers. And my cousin from the Boston area who has been visiting so doesn't want to go home. Jo > Okay -- I am calling my doctor on Monday as this is just not right. But I > am soooo tired. I wake up tired. I fall asleep sitting up. I am dragging [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > you are boring me attitude. > Duckie I think visiting Jo would make all of us feel better :) Caroline, I have FM so I am use to being tired...Usually when I am going through the exhausted stages, where I can't hardly get up and go at all...I am not in as much pain...It is weird ...but when I am flaring and hurting really bad they give me a feel good shot...It is B12, cortisone and some kind of hormone...The Rheumy said it was created by an old and now retired Rhuemy that worked there... It does seem to help... Praying that you feel better soon.. Hugs Cindy M... > It seems a little late in the day for a post anesthesia droop, but you > never know. And I know you had planned on being "all better" by now so [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] >> you are boring me attitude. >> Duckie duckie, i don't have an answer for you, but i hope you start feeling better soon. tiredness is very, well, tiring. diane, wordsmith duckie, i don't have an answer for you, but i hope you start feeling better soon. tiredness is very, well, tiring. diane, wordsmith Where in CA are you. All the packing and tossing I have been working on is for a move to that state. And your cousin is right, this is no place to live especially with arthritis. I am on the lowest dose of pred [4 mg] that I have been in say 8 years. Highest I have ever been was 80mg but will never do that again. That was about 3 years ago. I have never been off it all together. But doctor said things that would indicate a problem there were perfectly normal. Duckie > It seems a little late in the day for a post anesthesia droop, but you never > know. And I know you had planned on being "all better" by now so I'd guess [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] >>you are boring me attitude. >>Duckie Signature_('> (_<_) _ _('< -quack (_<_) _ __('< *QUACK!* <_{__) _('< "|,,|_" (_<_) _('< "AFLAC!" (_<_) I'm forty miles north of Sacramento in Yuba City. We are a little drier and warmer than the Napa Valley. I'm guessing you will be in the Bay Area and the climate there can differ a lot in just a few miles. Jo > Where in CA are you. All the packing and tossing I have been working on is > for a move to that state. And your cousin is right, this is no place to [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] >>>you are boring me attitude. >>>Duckie South of SF somewhere between Burlingame and Palo Alto will be the final resting point. Still bet they don't have either ice or snow there. :) Duckie > I'm forty miles north of Sacramento in Yuba City. We are a little drier and > warmer than the Napa Valley. I'm guessing you will be in the Bay Area and > the climate there can differ a lot in just a few miles. > > Jo ((((((Duckie)))))) Ton's of Hugs for you! Janet R > Okay -- I am calling my doctor on Monday as this is just not right. But I > am soooo tired. I wake up tired. I fall asleep sitting up. I am dragging [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > you are boring me attitude. > Duckie (((((((((((Duckie))))))))))))) Just wondered if you called your doc. I've been feeling the same way, although I've had spells of this in the past too. It seems to run with RA flares with me. I'm just so exhausted that all I can do is lie around or I feel like my body is in major overload. I took my 3rd Enbrel injection yesterday since being off of it for 6 weeks. Today I do feel better....not in as much pain and have some more energy. Let us know what the doctor says. And I hope you feel better soon! Carol > Okay -- I am calling my doctor on Monday as this is > just not right. But I am soooo tired. I wake up tired. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > attitude. > Duckie How about some of your meds? I know when I was a zombie, some of it was due to meds. debbie m. http://www.angelfire.com/ga2/angels1/ > Okay -- I am calling my doctor on Monday as this is > just not right. But I am soooo tired. I wake up tired. [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > _('< "AFLAC!" > (_<_) Turns out I am healthy. rofl Spent the day in the ER cause my doctor wanted me there. They checked my heart and took gobs of blood. All were fine which actually is good news. Meds all ok; no sign of infection; blood sugar fine; nothing presenting in the blood to show signs of adrenal insufficiency; nada. I guess I am lucky because during this week and once last week, ER doctor said he has had several present to the ER with absolutely no other symptoms except raving tiredness. If I had been first through the door I suppose he might have thought I was nuts. But having others before me was a good thing. Said they their best guess is that it is a virus that will just have to run it's course. I asked about my Arava and after I explained what it was [told him to think MTX] he suggested I leave it off until I felt better. So I was sent home with a note that says 'follow up with doctor' meaning my regular PCP. Now that I sleep off and on all day in the ER you would think I wouldn't be tired OR sleepy but you would be wrong. Going for a nap. Duckie > Okay -- I am calling my doctor on Monday as this is just not right. But > I am soooo tired. I wake up tired. I fall asleep sitting up. I am > dragging around. Naps are almost a requirement after an ER visit. With all the poking, prodding and endless recitation of symptoms and history your tired. Then there's the rests the waiting the coming and going of people and more than enuf noise to give you a headache....after hours or a day or two a good rest is well deserved. Bruce > Turns out I am healthy. rofl Spent the day in the ER cause my doctor > wanted me there. They checked my heart and took gobs of blood. All were [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> am soooo tired. I wake up tired. I fall asleep sitting up. I am dragging >> around. lol I keep falling asleep and disturbing either the oxygen meter to the tubes in my nose, the oxygen finger thingy, or the heart monitors. All had different loud warning beeps. Then when I was just asleep again, the bp cuff would self inflate and I would jump out of my skin. Maybe you are right -- I didn't really get any sleep at all. %} Duckie > Naps are almost a requirement after an ER visit. With all the poking, > prodding and endless recitation of symptoms and history your tired. Then > there's the rests the waiting the coming and going of people and more than > enuf noise to give you a headache....after hours or a day or two a good rest > is well deserved. > Bruce > lol I keep falling asleep and disturbing either the oxygen meter to the > tubes in my nose, the oxygen finger thingy, or the heart monitors. All had > different loud warning beeps. Then when I was just asleep again, the bp > cuff would self inflate and I would jump out of my skin. Maybe you are > right -- I didn't really get any sleep at all. %} > Duckie yeppers. bruce is right about needing sleep after ER visits. so glad you got checked out and are ok, duckie. kate >> Naps are almost a requirement after an ER visit. With all the poking, >> prodding and endless recitation of symptoms and history your tired. Then >> there's the rests the waiting the coming and going of people and more >> than enuf noise to give you a headache....after hours or a day or two a >> good rest is well deserved. >> Bruce That's great news that you are ok. Fatigue goes along with everything. Just get a lot of rest. I hope you'll be up and about soon. Lisa Since you ruled out most things, just in case make sure you aren't a little dehydrated. (Water is just on my mind as its my day after MTX and I feel terrible without it but still have to force myself to drink it) I'm constantly forgetting and then reminding myself that tired often means thirsty. Jo > Turns out I am healthy. rofl Spent the day in the ER cause my doctor > wanted me there. They checked my heart and took gobs of blood. All were [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> am soooo tired. I wake up tired. I fall asleep sitting up. I am dragging >> around. That is also a possibility. Usually have something around to drink but Paku was being his usual annoying cute self and had stuck his paw in my beverage. I was so tired I had not got up to get something else and that could not have helped. I have to leave the caps on sport water bottles because he licks the tops. And we all know where his tongue has been. Actually I can into my office to grab a bottle just before I left for the hospital and there he was with his teeth on the cap trying to dislodge the cap. You should have seen his little face. Thought I had left he did. They are both sleeping now and like all good children, sometimes they are perfect when they sleep. Duckie > Since you ruled out most things, just in case make sure you aren't a little > dehydrated. (Water is just on my mind as its my day after MTX and I feel [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Jo I usually remember to drink water, but I forget that meds and climate and furnaces and air-conditioning can affect how much I need. I usually drink out of a bottle with a solid cap, or if I use a cup I rinse it and fill it a drink it right there. Charlie prefers to drink from a glass with ice cubes in it. Jake likes to lick ice cubes. (He only knocks over the glass sometimes.) To give you an idea of my cats idea of charm, this is a story I just posted on the cat group. Jake and the Roof. I've mentioned our problems with Jake and the Roof before. He used to use the plum tree to get on and off the roof, and started getting stuck up there after we pruned the tree. I've come to realize he is doing it on purpose. He only gets "stuck" on the roof after dark when its time to come inside. I used to think he was fairly smart, but have about decided he is just very single minded. It can be cold or raining or both and he will still go up there when its time to come inside. Each and every time Charlie or one of the boys has to climb up the ladder and he will come to the edge and allow himself to be rescued. I considered the suggestion to cut the tree back further but saw that there is a neighbor's tree he uses to get up there as well, and also a part of the fence he can use. He's up there every night. And I have to come up with a solution before summer. Cold and rain in our Northern California won't kill him. But a few hours up there in the summer well could. So I've been spending my spare time working on ideas for a light weight easily stored inexpensive cat ladder or ramp. Last night I went out to call him inside. He was walking across the driveway and just gave me an ornery look and ducked into the neighbor's yard. Its cool out and drizzling rain. An hour later, there he is, wet and cold and back up on the roof. Ready finally to come inside. Jo > That is also a possibility. Usually have something around to drink but > Paku was being his usual annoying cute self and had stuck his paw in my [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> >> Jo one teaspoon of canned catfood should get him to keep coming in when called. just open a can of catfood, indoors when he's inside, make a big production of spoon on the outside and inside the can noises-- then, give him just a taste, not a lot, like half a teaspoon. do this a few days in a row, so he recognizes the sounds. when you want him to come down and inside from the roof, go outside with the can of catfood and tap it with a spoon, like you're going to serve him his treat. then give him just one teaspoonful (not heaping) when he comes for it. you should be able to get him to come to you from anywhere he is, once he associates the can and spoon noises with his favorite foooooood. my 3 are totally trained to can and spoon sounds now, since my last episode of jeepers doing a houdini by escaping into the great outdoors. kate >I usually remember to drink water, but I forget that meds and climate and >furnaces and air-conditioning can affect how much I need. I usually drink [quoted text clipped - 67 lines] >>> >>> Jo > one teaspoon of canned catfood should get him to keep coming in when > called. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > kate Oh I wish. Neither of our cats would be caught dead eating canned cat food. And if they don't find enough dry food at home they can get all they want at any of five or six neighbors houses. I wouldn't say the little darlings are spoiled, but most evening Jake gets a jumbo cooked cocktail shrimp thawed and minced by Charlie. Molly doesn't care for shrimp so she gets about a tablespoon of freshly thawed and minced raw ahi tuna. Charlie is also the one patiently getting him off the roof every night. I'd be inclined to just leave him up there long enough to at least get hungry. I'm betting he could get down on his own if he really wanted to. But then again he has stayed up there in the rain and got soaked. With the climate we have, most times if I were a cat I wouldn't want to come inside either. Jo >> one teaspoon of canned catfood should get him to keep coming in when >> called. [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > Jo PURRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. PURRRRRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. mew. mew. mew. can i grow up to be a cat at your house?? please? shrimp and ahi tuna, please. PURRRRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr . . . kate (i'm thinking-- why the heck are we all human beings?!LOL) Duckie - I had a more than a little tired spell for about a week or so recently and figured out that I was on too much pain med. I had increased my dosage (patch) when I had the spine fractures and I just didn't need that much anymore. In fact, I reduced several of my meds which had been increased at that same time back to pre-fracture levels. Helped immensely with the fatigue. Just a thought....Hope you feel better soon. Also, what about your thyroid? Sometimes surgery can mess that up big time. DianeW Thyroid in the perfect range. And I have weaned myself off all pain meds save my one NSAID. The neurontin which was increase just after the surgery is back to the one a day. Not even taking Benedryl to sleep. Actually not really hurting much -- well I would say arthritis is in a 3 range which for all of us really is great!! lol Managed to get both cats to the vet for their shots today and that has wiped me out but that would have wiped me out on a good day. Duckie > Duckie - I had a more than a little tired spell for about a week or so > recently and figured out that I was on too much pain med. I had [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > DianeW Signature_('> (_<_) _ _('< -quack (_<_) _ __('< *QUACK!* <_{__) _('< "|,,|_" (_<_) _('< "AFLAC!" (_<_) >Turns out I am healthy. rofl Spent the day in the ER >cause my doctor wanted me there. They checked my heart >and took gobs of blood. All were fine which actually is >good news. Meds all ok; no sign of infection; blood >sugar fine; nothing presenting in the blood to show >signs of adrenal insufficiency; nada. Yeah good to hear everything seemed to check out ok! Sometimes I get periods of fatigue but usually it happens because I am anemic. Take a break for a few days before you start packing again. When are you making the big move? I think you will like the CA weather much better, as Jo mentioned the weather changes dramatically just a few miles from the coast. The Pacific fog makes me very tired, I don't think I could live in the fog zone. -- MZ Visit my website: http://www.mzuschlag.com Sometime this year. I am thinking mid to late August. Hoping for a spot with plenty of sunshine. At least I have Jen there to spot locations for me. I don't want to be fog bound either. Duckie > When are you making the big move? I think you will like the CA > weather much better, as Jo mentioned the weather changes dramatically [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Visit my website: > http://www.mzuschlag.com Signature_('> (_<_) _ _('< -quack (_<_) _ __('< *QUACK!* <_{__) _('< "|,,|_" (_<_) _('< "AFLAC!" (_<_) >At least I >have Jen there to spot locations for me. I don't want >to be fog bound either. So will Jen stay in the SF bay area? Hopefully he will get a nice job with pixar or some other studio. Jen will know the good areas, sounds great and I am sure you will enjoy it except for the occasional shakes. -- MZ Visit my website: http://www.mzuschlag.com > Okay -- I am calling my doctor on Monday as this is just not right. But I > am soooo tired. I wake up tired. I fall asleep sitting up. I am dragging [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > you are boring me attitude. > Duckie ((((((((((((((duckie))))))))))))))) pooh on that PA!<uh . . . figuratively speaking> i can't fault you a bit for wanting to avoid her. i would too. i'm glad you've made an appmt. to see your doctor, hon. you've still got a lot of healing to do and here you are over-doing it, cuz you have to. what's with john not helping, sweetie? i thought he was excited about the move. tucking you in my heartfelt prayers and healing thoughts. kate John is for the move except he has to leave the north east and that fact has finally hit him. So he is being childish about it. He is going to get over it. hehehe I moved up here 34 years ago from the south. It is now his turn that I be warm for a change. Leaving my earmuffs behind will be great. Actually he is getting there. Told him today that I had sorted through most of my stuff that I can reach and is not in an attic I have yet to see. There are things we [house cleaner and I] can look at but it requires his input now so he has to be on bat. So he agreed. Yipee!!! The poor boy hates change. This is a huge change. That is his problem. And he hates to toss anything. That is also a problem. This too shall pass. Keep holding my hand -- I think I am going to live through this process. Duckie > what's with john not helping, sweetie? i thought he was excited about the > move. > > tucking you in my heartfelt prayers and healing thoughts. > > kate Signature_('> (_<_) _ _('< -quack (_<_) _ __('< *QUACK!* <_{__) _('< "|,,|_" (_<_) _('< "AFLAC!" (_<_) Men generally hate change. I think it's in their DNA :) I certainly don't miss the NY winters, that's for sure! As my friend David says "it may rain out here in the winter, but you don't have to shovel rain!" Nor do I have to get up an hour earlier to chisel the frost off the windshield and back glass. I just make sure that my jacket has a hood and I have my brolly with me :) Hugsies, Carole > John is for the move except he has to leave the north east and that fact > has finally hit him. So he is being childish about it. He is going to [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> >> kate > John is for the move except he has to leave the north east and that fact > has finally hit him. So he is being childish about it. He is going to get [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Keep holding my hand -- I think I am going to live through this process. > Duckie I know exactly how far I'd get if I wanted to move from where we are. I've been lucky. I've only lived two places my whole life for any length of time. The only big moves were from Washington DC to Alaska and from Alaska to this house. And I wasn't even there for either move as far as packing up and shipping and unpacking, etc. Charlie on the other hand spent twenty years in the Air Force and if you look at his papers I think he averaged a move every six months during that time. He fully intends to die in this house and I can't really blame him. I think there are still two boxes in the rafters that haven't been opened since we got here from Alaska 34 years ago. Probably winter camping gear. Charlie is so bad he about comes unglued if we even make any changes/improvements. Sometimes he's like a grizzly bear defending his den. Jo > Charlie on the other hand spent twenty years in the Air Force and if you > look at his papers I think he averaged a move every six months during that > time. He fully intends to die in this house and I can't really blame him. heh, we told our folks that they needed to sort through some of their stuff BEFORE they died! Fortunately, Mother agreed with us after sorting through her mom's stuff after she died. She's thinned out the 48 years' collection somewhat. I must admit some of that old stuff was much better made - she has some pans that are as old as I am that are in better shape than ones I bought 7 years ago. We may have some battles over who inherits those pans! I guess she'll have to live forever to keep peace among the kids. :) SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare LOL I've had real troubles with Mike over sorting through things on and off. He was so unwilling to get rid of things back in Florida but was forced into it - somewhat - by our move into 500 sq ft. Now I'm *trying* to avoid having it all build back up again! LOL We usually keep a few favorite Xmas cards from each year's crop. After I went through them, I made the mistake of asking Mike if he wanted to flip through them quickly to see if he wanted any of them. The cards have been sitting on his desk for at least a month now......... Glad to hear your incredible fatigue appears to be a virus that shall pass. I've had ones like that a few times, no symptoms but fatigue. Mike usually gets it around the same time though so we realize it must be a bug of some sort. SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare > John is for the move except he has to leave the north > east and that fact has finally hit him. So he is being [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > through this process. > Duckie How is the tired Duckie doing these days. ;-) Is she quacking up. LOL ;-) I hope you are soon done with the packing and all and can rest up so you will be a happy quacker. ;-) I am still holding your hand, can you feel it. I hope so. I know you will live through this process to do it again. running and hiding now. ;-) Can we come visit after you get moved in. I want to see Duckie and see if Duckies and Squirrely's get along together. I will leave your tail feathers alone if you leave my bushy tail alone. But watch out for Denise, she really checks out to see if she can see our tails. ;-) I know Denise, another slap but maybe you will miss this one too. ;-) Cindy, yes, I think visiting Jo would be good for all. So we can all head up there to see her and have a big party. ;-) SignatureLove and hugs to all Good thoughts coming your way too. Squirrely Jo > Okay -- I am calling my doctor on Monday as this is just not right. But I > am soooo tired. I wake up tired. I fall asleep sitting up. I am dragging [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > you are boring me attitude. > Duckie Still tired but not as much. But this week I had painters here three days in a row; then Thursday I had the organizer here from 9:30-4:30 while she worked with both John and I; and the Chimney repairman came on Thursday as well. It was quiet today. I still have not found Jennifer's christening gown. I found the slip but not the gown which makes no sense to me. Shelves are emptying and drawers are emptying. I have to take tons of stuff to the shredder -- hope the new van will hold it all. And we are looking at even more snow for next week. They mentioned casually that if it does snow again and kids lose time to it -- spring vacation might be canceled. Glad I am beyond kids at home age. I think Ducks play well with Squirrels. Not sure how Paku will do as he has been as bad as it gets with all these workmen. Got home on Wednesday and asked if he had behaved and the painters burst out laughing. Seems he had not. Found three spots on his left side and his entire right flank was white. stupid cat. Duckie > How is the tired Duckie doing these days. ;-) Is she quacking up. LOL ;-) > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Cindy, yes, I think visiting Jo would be good for all. So we can all head > up there to see her and have a big party. ;-) Signature_('> (_<_) _ _('< -quack (_<_) _ __('< *QUACK!* <_{__) _('< "|,,|_" (_<_) _('< "AFLAC!" (_<_) Duckie, It sure sounds like you are busy little beaver aren't you? Sounds like you are keeping everyone busy and in line. That is good. I hope the snow lets up for you. Paku is just trying to make sure everyone does his or her job right. ;-) Hope everything goes well for you. SignatureLove and hugs to all Good thoughts coming your way too. Squirrely Jo > Still tired but not as much. But this week I had painters here three days > in a row; then Thursday I had the organizer here from 9:30-4:30 while she [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] >> Cindy, yes, I think visiting Jo would be good for all. So we can all >> head up there to see her and have a big party. ;-) |
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