On 11/01/09, Jean wrote:

Hi Jean,

>> Men don't understand us. What can you do? lol You are going to love
>> this. My husband doesn't understand why it takes me so long to go to
>> our grocery store near our home. You run into people, and it takes time
>> to find everything on your list. You have to read ingredients, and see
>> what is on sale.
>
> Yep. Makes sense to me. :)
>
>> We did also. Six children rang my door bell about 8 pm, and so I opened
>> it. They forgot about the youngest little girl who was a fairy princess
>> still standing next to me. She looked to be about 3 years old. Their
>> car was parked in front of my home with their aunt whom I know quite
>> well so the little girl tried to run to the street wherein another car
>> was coming the opposite direction so I ran behind her in. My heart was
>> pounding. She's safe. Until then, it was just me saying something
>> about costumes. One little boy was dressed like a football.
>
> Wow! I'm glad she didn't get hit!

That makes two of us.
>>
>>> One little girl asked if I had any juice. Luckily, I had small cartons
>> of OJ in my fridge which were on sale 2 for $6.00. No one has ever
>> asked for juice.
>
> Interesting.
>>>
>> I am distracting her this evening talking politics. lol
>> Seriously, I hope both of your daughters will feel stronger.
>
> Thanks. One of my daughter's friends tipped her off that I called to ask
> them to invite her out,

The cat is out of the bag. You meant well.

so she's a bit annoyed with me tonight. It will
> pass.

Of course, it will, and no doubt about it.

I asked her what she would do if she were in my position. All she
> has had to eat or drink all day is a milkshake my husband brought back
> from McD's. She said that medicine is making her queasy. I'll look into
> that tomorrow, but she needs to try to eat something with protein anyway.

Her medicine might need adjusting. What about some chunky veggie soup 40%
less sodium with her favorite crackers? pudding or fruit cup? dry cereal, and
milk? I have eaten cereal, and milk for dinner.

>>
> Oh well, I do what I can do. I'm glad that you're distracting Elyssa
> tonight. :)

You do. Lafemme

> -Jean

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