What's New Friday! Really Friday today!

I sure confused myself and others too. Thanks for getting the correct day started Aime.
I am still not getting responses in my mail from anybody.
Several notes back and forth to the OH staff, I've tried their suggestions, nothing works.
Tom has a snack every night and leaves his plates on the floor next to the bed. I can't train him to take care of his mess, no matter how much I nag, complain or beg. He's still kind of good to keep around so I pick up after him. I was mumbling and grumbling as I gathered his plates when the phone rang yesterday. It was Tom caling to wish me "Happy Anniversary of our FIRST DATE". His timing was perfect
Every time I pick up his mess I will recall the sweet phone call and smile.
One of my support group members had her surgery so I went to visit her in the hospital. She and her sister were in the same room, the sister having a different surgery. A nurse came in and asked if I was another sister. We laughed and said we were WLS sisters. As we talked the nurse asked me if I had any children. I said yes, two. She responded that I must have had C-sections with such small hips. WOW - small hips? Me? WLS is a true gift.
Enjoy your day. It is really Friday this time.
Anette, George too has a habit of leaving his socks where ever he takes them off, usually next to his recliner in the den, then there's the shoes and the undershirts. After much asking nicely, begging, nagging, etc., my decision was to either leave them there or take action. I have left them where they lie, and several days later, he asked where his socks might be. I pointed in the direction of his recliner. He had to wear a pair of my socks to work that morning! Mostly though, I pick up all of his belongings and place them in the garage in the BOAT! After having to empty out a couple of pairs of shoes, socks, shorts... when he was ready to go fishing, he was pretty much cured. Nothing like having to empty the boat at 5:30 in the morning to have room for your fishing gear. Don't get me wrong, he's a great man in many ways, a wonderful husband, dad, and grandpa, but gee, I work as many hours a week or more than he does, and I'm tired too. There are day I still pick up after him.
Debbie

Aime


Annette 
