Tiring Tuesday

I thought that I would start this early because I know that when I get home from spending most of the day at the hospital I will not feel like writing very much.

This morning after getting up I emptied the dishwasher and did the hand washing left over from last night, and then I made myself an egg and veggie sausage sandwich with dark rye bread. After eating I washed the pan and put the dishes into the dishwasher.

I had noticed that the micro wave
was starting to get pretty filthy, so I thought that I had better take a little time and scrub it down.
I washed the tray and also the top, sides, door and bottom of the micro wave and then wiped it down and did it all over again to get it clean.

With the kitchen somewhat clean, I went into the living room and read the paper. Tuesday is not usually a great news day, so it did not take me too long to finish the paper. When I did I took it outside and put it with the rest of the recycling and took the bin up to the front to be picked up today.

The mail had not come yet, so I thought that I would at least get a start on this and save some frustration tonight when I get home. The other reason is that Kathleen just got up and we will be leaving in a little while and I did not want to get started doing something that I would have to stop in the middle of.

Well, it is now 2140 and we are just getting home...it has been a long day for me and I am sure Kathleen as well. We spent almost nine hours at the hospital, Kathleen was out of it for a good portion of that time, and I think that I read all the magazines in the waiting rooms on two floors.

The doctor came out about 1730 and told me that it looks like they got the larger one to break up and the other ones should take care of themselves. So at that point I got to go to another waiting room and wait for Kathleen to wake up. About 1900 the nurse came and got me and said that Kathleen was looking for me, so I got to go into the room with her until about 2100 when they "kicked: her out.

Well, I am more tired than I thought that I would be, something about sitting around for nine hours will do that to me every time. So I am sure that Kathleen will write something about her procedure when she gets around to in, right now I can hardly see straight, so it is good night from here.