Ella & Rusty & Stu(GA)
Member Since 2010
yesterday, our trip home from Thanksgiving in NYC: http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=109103
Good Morning, Everyone,
We are home. Rusty is sleeping in his perch above the radiator. It is COLD (-1 degree F. this morning, but getting a little warmer). Rusty, the great traveler (no carsickness; interest in all aspects of the car ride), spent most of the trip on his "seat": a blanket on the armrest between the 2 front seats). The 18-hour shot schedule seemed to work pretty well (details in yesterday's condo). Last night Rusty was so tired and it was so chilly that he ate a little of his nighttime food before coming to bed, but never got up during the night to eat more. In any event, his AMPS is certainly a acceptable number. I think it would have been higher if he had eaten his nighttime food in the normal manner (over the course of the night, finishing it about an hour or so before AMPS).
Today we will have the usual getting-back-to-routine day: unpacking, doing laundry, shopping, cooking. The farmers' market is still active (indoors, in the Town Hall). This afternoon I plan to get a new pair of snowshoes (on sale: 30% off) that I have been eying since last winter.
We put up the door quilts on the doors to the porches this morning. They make a big difference, since the doors are French doors and the porches are unheated and COLD! (Our house was a tuberculosis "cure cottage" and each of the four, small upstairs rooms has its own porch, where the patient sat in all weather for many hours every day, "curing".)
Wishing you all a good day and sending lots of healing vines to those in need,
Ella & Rusty
Yo Kitties, Come over today and hang out on my radiators. Hot toddies and cimmamum cookies! We can go out and play in the snow, too.
~ Rusty
Good Morning, Everyone,
We are home. Rusty is sleeping in his perch above the radiator. It is COLD (-1 degree F. this morning, but getting a little warmer). Rusty, the great traveler (no carsickness; interest in all aspects of the car ride), spent most of the trip on his "seat": a blanket on the armrest between the 2 front seats). The 18-hour shot schedule seemed to work pretty well (details in yesterday's condo). Last night Rusty was so tired and it was so chilly that he ate a little of his nighttime food before coming to bed, but never got up during the night to eat more. In any event, his AMPS is certainly a acceptable number. I think it would have been higher if he had eaten his nighttime food in the normal manner (over the course of the night, finishing it about an hour or so before AMPS).
Today we will have the usual getting-back-to-routine day: unpacking, doing laundry, shopping, cooking. The farmers' market is still active (indoors, in the Town Hall). This afternoon I plan to get a new pair of snowshoes (on sale: 30% off) that I have been eying since last winter.
We put up the door quilts on the doors to the porches this morning. They make a big difference, since the doors are French doors and the porches are unheated and COLD! (Our house was a tuberculosis "cure cottage" and each of the four, small upstairs rooms has its own porch, where the patient sat in all weather for many hours every day, "curing".)
Wishing you all a good day and sending lots of healing vines to those in need,
Ella & Rusty
Yo Kitties, Come over today and hang out on my radiators. Hot toddies and cimmamum cookies! We can go out and play in the snow, too.
~ Rusty
