12/05 Rufus AMPS 200, PMPS 144

[RuBee]

12/01 Condo

Good Morning, everybody.

I swear I'm paying attention!... and I'm not horribly happy about what we've been doing these past few days. Starting on the last of November we began flirting with high numbers - now, we're outright stuck in them.

Yesterday, my alarm failed to go off again. (I ordered a new one that day. It'll be here Tuesday, I hear). Rufus got his shot about an hour and fifteen minutes late. We're working our way back to normal, but the late shot is definitely obvious in his icky SS! I gave him a Fat 1 yesterday, and 1.25u today since our 1.00u was not what Rufus needed at that time.

Rufus and I are now picking out fabric for a quilt - John-Finn is throwing it around the room. That's about the best summary of our relationship as I can string together. ohmygod_smile

I hope everyone is doing better than we are!

 

[Ronnie & Luna]

Re: 12/05 Rufus AMPS 200

hi Bee

any updates since the barely yellow amps?
hopefully ur day got a bit better!

 

[mybuddybinks]

Re: 12/05 Rufus AMPS 200

hi, bee! hope rufus brings it back down for you...

you quilt?? awesome...
before my sis had her brain blowout, she quilted, crocheted, knitted, and learned to tat...

i have no such talents...

have a good rest of your day...

celi

 

[RuBee]

... What a day. I had planned on getting at least two spot checks today to celebrate our dose increase, but... we had guests! (...of the unexpected variety). As anyone with a skittish cat might expect - *ZOOM* up the stairs he went. And apparently entered a time/space vacuum undetectable by man. I finally managed to pin him down under my mother's bed and scared him out with a broomstick, dragged him downstairs (kicking and hissing) and tested, fed, and shot him. The 144 PMPS is a beauty, especially considering the numbers we've been getting lately.

All in all, this day was... well, it almost just disappeared. I expect tomorrow to do the same - I'll be at the hospital in the late morning/early afternoon to be there when my mom wakes up from a small outpatient procedure she's having done, and I expect I'll be rushing around trying to keep her happy as she comes back down to earth from the anesthesia. :lol:

And Celi! This is actually my first quilting project, although I "helped" on many projects, and grew up learning about the art - my mother is a seasoned quilter (and a novice crocheter and tatter, too!) who has agreed to guide me, so I'm tackling a rather big project with her help (double-sized bed quilt: embroidered tiles, and a large applique from the bottom of an old kimono... which I have yet to acquire!) I'm very much looking forward to getting started - just looking at and collecting the fabric is fun enough!