Missy, aren't mothers wonderful? For me, it's my daughters. On one of my surgeries, a man came to the room where I was prepped for surgery and said to come with him. He did not identify himself, was not wearing a hospital nametag and didn't bring a wheelchair. When he insisted, my second daughter, who was my responsible adult that day, went ballistic and informed him I wasn't able to walk without my shoes which were locked up and who was he, anyway. C is very tall and can be very professional when she needs to be. He quickly identified himself and took the whole bed with me in it.
createfourpaws has volunteered to keep the list for July. Thank you. I guess I'd better go sign up and get my name on it.
I just had a half a sandwich. With celiac disease, I don't have such things except a grilled cheese when the craving hits. It tasted very good, even without wheat or yeast.
I AM losing weight. Judy