Tuesday, October 29th 2013

4:54 PM

Now she's forgetting her crutches and walker

Imagine! She left the couch today and went in to the kitchen only to realize that she forgot her crutches. I guess that must mean that she's feeling better, no?

Or was it because of that sponge bath I gave her this afternoon. Not being able to take a conventional shower until her stitches are out this coming Tuesday (two weeks after surgery), she's been giving herself sponge baths. Everyone certainly knows how satisfying those are. Right!!!!!

Well, today I gave her a sponge bath. It's pretty straight forward, except for the fact that you still can't get the operation wet. To make a long story short, I'll just say that we had many laughs along with way, sprinkled with many giggles. You can imagine the rest. It ended up to be one of my better days. Ut-oh, that doesn't sound right. It was one of her better days. Oops, that sounds worse. What I mean is that it's the first time where she could get up enough energy to stick to it. Even taking the better part of a half hour...Pam was a trooper, for sure. I'm proud of her.

Then we went into the kitchen so I could wash her hair. I don't have to tell you the two most important facts of life to know...the first is "the quickest way to a man's heart is through his stomach," and the second is the quickest way to a woman's heart is to wash her hair."

Of course, the latter one being third to...the first two most important fact of life on how to keep a woman happy. The first being something about remembering anniversaries and birthdays, and the second ties in with the first...buy them necklaces and bracelets for those anniversaries and birthdays.

All you young fellows out there....take note!!

See you tomorrow.

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Posted by Donna:

Well I am. ;) Glad to hear that Pam was feeling better . . . and I'm assuming the lack of recent posts is good news . . . ? More giggling over there? Hope so!

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I'm not touching this one!

Sunday, October 30th 2011 @ 10:21 AM

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