This weeks news
It has been an interesting week for me. I found out Friday that my mother has tumors on her brain, they don't know what kind or where but the Doctor should tell them today or something. Please pray for my mother.
Yesterday, for the first time ever I "let someone go". That was a necessary thing but I didn't care for it too much.
My dog has some kind of skin thing going on from his tail to about 7 inches up his back. I had seen him licking a lot but never had the time until a couple of days ago to investigate. I got some scissors to cut the hair so I could check out what was going on and it is pretty bad. I need to cut more of the hair away and give him a bath to clean him up, but I see a vet visit in the near future.
Lastly, my cat is getting pretty old. Yesterday I thought for sure she was going to die. She looks healthy, skinny, but her eyes are bright and her coat is full and shiny. I took her to the vet at the begging of the year and they found a mass in her abdomen. They did blood work but didn't find anything. Her calcium was high, which could be a sign of some type of cancer, but the vet said because of her age it very well could be nothing. She had been throwing up a lot, but now it isn't so much. At least recently. So she needs to go back and get her shots. 13 is a good age for a cat I think. I will be sad when she does die though.
The best thing so far this week is that I am off today and tomorrow, then Friday and Saturday and the weather is beautiful. I need to get some seeds in the ground which I plan on doing today.
Meaghan has prom coming up. She found a lovely dress, not too frilly but sophisticated. AND I have the big 40 coming up May the 6th. Despite being a woman I am not afraid of getting older or being a certain age. I also don't mind telling people how old I am either. I think I look young for my age, but then I don't really care about that either. ( I hinted at a surprise party from Alan so you might get an invite - just don't tell me!!) HA!!
Enough for today. I hope all your news this week is good!!
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