Monday, May 26, 2025 Memorial Day

I'm surprised the Henry Meds isn't doing the generic Ozempic. That is "legal". It's still on the shortage list and from my understanding generic versions of Ozempic are now allowed in the US.

They just stopped the semaglutide a week ago. The FDA took it off the shortage list on 2/21/25 and the compounders had to stop in either 60 or 90 days depending on the type of pharmacy. So they stopped on 5/21/25.

How cool that Bug and Grizz have become fast friends! Our dogs played a little more together when they were pups, now they just usually hang out with each other. Emma doesn't like to share her humans though and will hop down if Bella tries to intrude on pet/snuggle time.

I think you will be amazed at how quickly not working becomes the norm!

DH lived in Japan for a few years while his Dad was in the Air Force. My FIL flew a lot of flights over Korea from the Japanese airbase. I'm not sure if the conflict was still official in 1962, but Korea is what's on his tombstone. DH said when Kennedy was shot, his Dad spent the night in his jet, on the runway, at full alert because they didn't know what was going down for sure at that moment.

Greetings all

Quick check in before I go out and about. Kiln opening. Have a great memorial day all. We won't do much except remember our service men and women. My dad was a Navy Sea Bee in WWII stationed in Atu and also on a ship. He was also a ship fitter. My mother's brother was killed in Italy. He had a daughter born two or three days before he was killed. The telegram announcing her birth was returned undelivered. The impact that WWII had on our parent's generation is beyond measure. WE all need to think about this service and sacrifice - especially when our democracy appears to be in peril.

Well off to do something fun and maybe even useful. More later if anything happens.

Diane S

One of my great uncles was killed in Italy also, and is buried overseas. He is the one who left the young bride. So many sad stories, like your uncle. Tragic.