After I said I wasn’t going to work on the lessons any more last night, I got tempted and did another half or so. Finally, I said, “Twinkle, that’s enough. I’m going to bed.” And I did.
Not a whole lot to report today. I called the pulmonologist’s office about the dosage on the generic Prilosec and was told yes, I was to take one in the morning, one at noon and the generic Zantac in the evening. I’m down to a week’s worth of Prilosec if I take two a day. I went looking on Amazon
I’ve finished (I think) through lesson 5. I never know until I go back through with a fine tooth comb and make sure I haven’t missed something. Even then, I find a mistake when I’m studying the current lesson and, as the editor says, I correct it on the fly.
When I went over to feed the critters, the cat food was down almost to the dust. I texted Cuz to bring them some more. It was whizzin’ cold out and spitting little tiny flakes of snow. Four Catz and Big’Un showed up. I haven’t seen the fifth or Bashful for several days.
Twinkle has eaten more today but that isn’t saying a lot. Neither one of us does well in cold weather. My appetite doesn’t dwindle but I just had to anoint my eyes because they were burning again. Next time I’m in town, I’ll have to check out the gel the Computer Owner uses.
Does it concern you that two of your free boarders are missing? I imagine it does. Maybe they are teenagers and having their taste of independence. Just kidding. Hope they haven’t been victims of some other wild creature.
One of the missing boarders is an original member of the Catz Brigade. The food is purchased for them. The other may be the offspring of the only non-spayed one so, by right of inheritance, s/he can have access. Big’Un just helps himself.
It does concern me but since Six is still a Functioning Female, she sometimes disappears for days at a time. I do wonder about Bashful, though.
What ticks me off is when the neighborhood dogs come and eat the cat food. I can’t stay out there and guard it day and night but I wish there was some way to keep them out of it.