The Report

But first. I was just about to start typing here when I got an email that distracted me. A dear friend sent me a video of her four year old granddaughter, who has cerebral palsy, walking. First with a walker. Then with tiny little pink canes. And then, just walking, without crutches or walker or anything. Very excellent.

So I did go to the radiology place today, along with the Sibs, and we had our boobies variously x-rayed and whatnot, and I had no needle biopsy. Hooray! So now we both need to have mammograms and sonograms every six months, and I need to get that MRI once a year. This is all okay.

Our appointment was pushed back to 2.30, so after lunch, we had time to go to Barnes and Noble and Target. A very big day for all concerned.

After I got home, K and I dropped off my car for service and then went out for some foodie, and I got to drive her very cute little car for the first time. I like it mucho. I will have my car forever now, which is fine, but that little bitty Toyota Yaris was a nice driving car, if anyone's interested.

I set my alarm for later this morning -- six -- but I woke up at 5.30 anyway. Even so, I didn't get into the shower until nearly 6.30, and I still got out of the house by seven. How this all happened I do not know, although I did have my breakfast before shower, and I didn't need to make my lunch today because I was leaving school early, before lunch. (And went to the Olive Garden, yum.) So this is a good thing. And now I also don't have to walk to school tomorrow -- no car -- because K, who isn't going in to work, is going to get up early and drive me. (She's staying home to write a final paper for class, and figures she might as well get an early start at it.) So that's good for me, too, and now I can bring my lunch, which I wouldn't have wanted to carry if I was walking.

And now I'm off to put tomorrow's jeans in the dryer, and then settle down for Ugly Betty. I'm going to go to sleep right after, and we'll watch Lost tomorrow night.


WATCHING MASH :: ENTRY #1749