sorta.
This weekend I had what other people might call a "normal day", but it was chock-full of happening things for me.
First off, I was awakened at 7 am by the phone - SPTLM calling to tell me that Dad collapsed at church and was being taken by the paramedics to the hospital. Ok. I'm awake.
Picked up a little, ran a few small errands, then came back and got ready for my treat of the fiscal quarter - Lunch at the Dysfunctional Dennys with my kids - yes, Manda and Brad were in town and we had lunch at the DD. We laughed at their menu, we talked and talked, and Manda told me about "Origami Boulder" - which you really should check out on the web because it is funny.
Then I got back home - not enough time to vacuum - and Co-Worker "R" and his lovely wife came over and helped get my window back into the track! I will not have snowballs in the livingroom this winter!!!!
Then I made a small steak and some lovely veggies and yorkshire puddings for dinner. Yes, I know yorkies are supposed to be for going with a roast, but I didn't have a roast, and besides of which a roast is too much for just big fat old me, so phlllhhhbbhhhttt - I like yorkshire puddings.
It's like.... a life! I must do this again.
PS: Dad didn't have a heart attack or a stroke, according to the tests. They're keeping him for a few days to see if they can figure out what happened. SPTLM has a good physician, and he's having that guy look at Dad. For now, I'm going with "no news is good news", although I don't entirely discount that SPTLM could call at any minute with dire news presented dramatically.
Hope your dad gets well soon. Please tell him to take this as a warning.
ReplyDeletenormally a clot in the brain causes people to collapse. He has to take some scans. hope everything is clear.
please insist on a scan.
Oh no! Sewmouse, I am so sorry I'm so late in reading this - I've not read ANY blogs for a couple of months but am now just catching up.
ReplyDeleteThat must have been frightening to get that news about your dad. How is he now??