Monthly Archives: December 2011

Just another day

 

     A little while ago I turned off the TV.  Now, as I sit here at my desk, all the sounds I hear are coming from the two crates behind me.    Soft snores punctuated with a tail wag or two make me smile.

     I love the night when the dogs are snoozing and The Curmudgeon has gone to bed.  I feel as though I can catch my breath a little.  It’s nice to have no demands on me for a little while.

     Yesterday was a busy day for me.  Gavin had another earache so he was constantly looking for attention.  Patty was feeling left out which meant another one who wanted me.  The Curmudgeon was having one of his bad days too. 

     When he went upstairs for a nap I thought I’d get a break because both dogs usually decide they need a nap too.  Nope, Gavin’s earache had him shaking his head every few minutes, poor boy.  No nap for him and no break for me.

Wanted: new heart smart recipes

 

     I am still experimenting with new recipes.  The Curmudgeon has so far only liked about half of what I’ve tried from the heart healthy cookbooks I bought. 

     Help, I am quickly running out of recipes.  I downloaded another fifteen free cookbooks to my Kindle and only about half of those are heart healthy. 

     Do you have any heart smart recipes you love and men tolerate well?  If so, please post them in my comments section to share with me and other heart patients.

I’m glad you’re okay

     Things were in a bit of an uproar at Chez Doggonedmysteries.  I was very worried about a dear friend of mine who lives in another state.  Between my pacing, dialing her phone, and worrying out loud, The Curmudgeon and the pups knew that Mom was on the edge.

     Finally, I couldn’t take it any longer and I looked up her local PD.  They had four districts and I had no idea what one to contact, but they also had an e-mail address.  I e-mailed them asking them to check on on her welfare.

      To my great relief they did check on her and a nice officer called me to say she was in the hospital, doing well, and should be home soon.

     WHEW!