@sheba2011

Sheba, most schools now have computers for their students. I have a feeling that school work continues during the ice storms and snow days. I have a friend in S. Carolina whose granddaughter has a computer from her school. This enables the teacher to continue classroom activity throughout the day. There is a way for each student to ask questions and to get feedback. I don’t know how tests are administered unless the teacher waits for that to happen on the return. No make up days needed at the end of the school term. That didn’t happen while I was growing up. I remember going to school to the end of June/beginning of July. No fun on hot, humid days when only fans were used.

@shoelady60

Hope you are feeling better. A hot toddy sure comers in handy along with a good book takes the mind off things.

@sheba2011

After not feeling well for over three days, decided to do a load of wash. Felt like my old self when I awoke early this morning. After getting the wash going I made myself a couple of eggs with a roll. Unfortunately, the wellness didn’t continue following breakfast. A week ago I purchased cage free eggs from the Farmer’s Market. They were on sale with a limit of one dozen per customer. I had tried these eggs earlier in the week and when my sulfite allergy was still giving me problems didn’t think twice that the eggs were a problem. Well, as it turned out I was back on Pepto this afternoon less than a half hour after enjoying the eggs. Eggs have never been a problem. But these were Organic and on sale. Mentioned this to hubby while visiting this afternoon. He mentioned that it could have been the soil the farmers used or the feed could contain sulfites. I could mention this to the Market, but will wait a bit. Meanwhile, I will discard the eggs. I don’t need additional problems.

Hubby’s glasses have not been found. I will need to talk to the Social Worker on Monday. Hubby has a habit of eating without his glasses. He takes them off and puts them on the dinner tray. The aides do not look and take the trays on a cart to the kitchen. From there I have no idea where they go. There are only a couple of aides who do look. The others do not care. In our case the glasses and lenses are out of pocket. I think it’s time for “Mrs. Goodytwoshoes,” becomes more emphatic. Time for them to see who is boss.

Have a great evening. Try to stay warm. We have some rain coming tomorrow. No where enough to say the drought is over.