Quote by gillianleeza
Larry, I hope your wife's procedure goes well.
I didn't sleep much but that is the norm these days.
My cat had some neurological problems related to the blood clot or a possible stroke. He is eating, purring, and happy. But he can no longer jump and walks very slowly and carefully. He won't interact with his brother who is frustrated. Apollo will have to adjust to life down lower. I have boxes and baskets now all over the house on the floor for him. We will enjoy his company for as long as he still has and is happy and pain-free.
We have a memorial planned in Philadelphia on Saturday for my aunts. The service is graveside but lunch afterward at a restaurant has become a contentious point. Most people attending are in their eighties with health issues. My parents insist on attending that lunch and since we are driving them we will probably attend as well. Not sure how that will go.
My son returns very reluctantly from Germany today. I understand why he is so upset. He has no idea when he will be able to see his girlfriend again or when they can start their life together.
Otherwise, the week should be fairly mundane, hopefully.
I hope everyone has a good Monday.
So sorry to hear about your cat, Gill. Similar happened to my previous, Felix, but he seemed to forget how to eat and went down hill very quickly. We had him almost 17 years so we were grateful for all that time.
I also understand how your son feels. Never mind the girlfriend, I am pining for Germany itself! I don't know when I will get there again. It looks as though this Christmas is out but, as soon as it becomes safe again...
Of course, by that time, the UK won't have the same travel arrangements... Damned Brexit!! 😠
I hope you continue to improve Larry, Keep your chin up.
Would love to stop for coffee but it is pushing midnight here so I am heading off to bed.
Take care, Everyone.
I think you jumped ahead here... 
