…because that way, you wont find yourself wondering “Is it 8am, or 9am?” when planning what time to leave the house for your mother’s appointment.<\/p>\n
The up side of arriving before 8am for a 9am appointment?\u00a0 You still have time to drive to the McDonalds and buy coffee, come back, and get rock star handicapped parking in the shade!\u00a0 Definitely worth it.\u00a0 The hilarious thing was, the day-after-the-fourth scheduling at the wound care clinic was so slow, we got in before 9, and were done by 9:10.\u00a0 So quick!\u00a0 And I’m happy to say that there is visible progress on the foot front, so we are very pleased.\u00a0 We also learned that they usually leave the integra on for 6 weeks, which is longer than the surgeon had indicated, so that’s good to know.<\/p>\n
Around the house, there was some school, a lot of tidying and a completely new living room\/dining room furniture arrangement, thanks to Megan.\u00a0 She worked awfully hard for someone struggling with a head-and-neck-ache.\u00a0 Tomorrow I will try to get an appointment for her with the chiropractor.<\/p>\n
And then, there was the missing algebra book.\u00a0 For some unfathomable reason, the book Megan used this morning could not be found anywhere in the house this afternoon when Paul came home and expected to work with Megan on her math.\u00a0 We looked EV.ER.Y.WHERE. It’s still missing.\u00a0 Thus came the edict from on high (that would be me) that all the school books would have to come off the shelves and we would do a major reorganization.\u00a0 (It’s been building up to this for a while anyway – might as well get it done before we “really” start up school again in the fall.\u00a0 Well, my dining room table is currently laden with piles, and the shelves are still in horrific disarray, so the work will extend into tomorrow.<\/p>\n