This is indirectly for me, so I’m not quite following the prompt. You know how it goes…my blog, my rules. 😉
So, you know Sonia and I got vaccinated through the vet hospital already, right? That left Mr. FG and Lisey to still get shots (Zoe is too young).
They both are eligible now due to their jobs, but since so many people are eligible now, it takes some doing to hunt for appointments.
My cousin (the one I’ve been helping) and her brother are whizzes at finding appointments, though, so they found one for Mr. FG and offered it to him. Yay! He got the one-shot variety so he’s good to go once his post-shot efficacy-building period is up.
And then my cousin also found one for Lisey, so by the time this post gets published, she will also have at least one shot.
I am very thankful for the help with finding appointments! It’ll be a bit of a wait for Zoe to get a shot, but I’m quite unconcerned about her; she’s young and has no pre-existing conditions, so odds are very good that she will be fine.
So. Sigh of relief! Life is going to be much more normal for us very soon.
My father-in-law’s wife brought me some avocados when they came for the weekend. I think everyone knows the going rate for the Going Country B&B: fresh produce 🙂
My father-in-law’s wife just brought me some avocados when they came for the weekend. Pretty much everyone knows the going rate for the Going Country B&B: fresh produce. 🙂
My best friend, Karla and her husband, Bob live in more of a rural area than we do and let me plant a lot of veggies in a very large plot of dirt behind their house. And, Bob (who is almost 80 yrs old!!) tilled the soil for me…not once, but twice!! And, we are having two days of a hard freeze here in OK and he went out yesterday and put protective buckets over all the plants!! I have four raised bed gardens for veggies, so this is a pretty big deal for me to be able to grow so many veggies this year!! I’m blessed.
Everyone who gets the vaccine is doing something for me. And I appreciate all of them!
People residing in assisted living facilities and nursing homes (and in some cases, even independent living in continuing care communities) still do not have their freedom. I’m waiting for herd immunity to finally kick in so I can once again share in the lives of my elderly relatives.
Today alone:
1. My physically and mentally-challenged neighbor brings my mail to the door everyday! (He says to thank me for stuff I do for him❤️)
2. A lady came to pick up some stuff I had offered free on NextDoor.com. So she helped me clear out things I wasn’t using.
3. Someone helped me with some tech stuff for work that I’ve been struggling with.
4. Same person made me feel better and gave me kindness by reassuring me that it WAS hard, not my fault, no trouble for her, etc.
5. My county, town, and public services all do things for me every day! Library! Roads! Vaccines! Police! Etc., etc.!
I just thought I’d try this format, since so many give or do for me so often!