Monthly Archives: January 2010

I knew I should have trained Moka to be a bomb, drug, contraband sniffing dog. He was laying down between the kitchen and living room this morning when he got up and started pawing at the shelf unit. That’s usually the sign that there’s some hidde… Continue reading →

Ahhh, the aroma of wet dog. Nothing like it. Anyway, saw my favorite pulmonologist today to follow up on last month’s PET/CT scan and have a favorable report. Nothing to worry about there! He’s a little surprised that the inflammation still hasn’t… Continue reading →

Just when I think I’m making progress, another load comes in the door. Pauline and I have been sorting the donations we got for the BHCHP for the past ten days. Lots of mill yarn and thread, lots of fabric to be used for quilts. My self appointed … Continue reading →

Did laundry at my ARL volunteering yesterday, so was up and down two flights of stairs over and over and over again. Oh, my, aches and pains. But there’s lots of clean cat beds and towels now. Moka still doesn’t understand how I can come home smel… Continue reading →

Ok here’s all the news from Missoula: Weather is disappointing, at best. Everything basically a sheet of ice. Makes dog walking a challenge. B and I are enjoying the company of 4 dogs and 3 cats and just beginning with Season 1 of The Wire. Big ne… Continue reading →

Thanks, Poo, for setting this up. I’m attaching a photo to see what happens. This weekend is exam grading and comment writing and generallygetting “bleacher butt”–with a little football mixed in, of course, on Sunday. Snowy here. We got about 10-… Continue reading →

(Don’t tell Indiana Jones.)After almost four years of trying to wear a CPAP and not getting as much benefit as I’d hoped, I asked my dentist for an anti-snoring appliance that (I read) offers much the same result. I picked it up yesterday and wore… Continue reading →

We’re in the middle of a week of winter storms — about as bad as it gets here. Heavy rain is accompanied by strong, gusty winds. If it were cold enough to snow, these would be blizzard conditions. Even the dogs don’t like to be out in this weathe… Continue reading →