AniMal

Fewer than five hours now before I can begin recovery/rehab. Melting snow gives the hope of an early spring which means less icy sidewalks and roads which means I can hit the outdoors without risk of slips and falls.  By now the upcoming procedure (in about 2 hours) is starting to become an afterthought; merely … Read moreT-Minus 5 Hours

Denver’s nice in late winter; sunny skies lots of snow-caver and the promise of spring-break nearly at hand. We had some talk about a spring break ski-trip with friends in December; that was prior to my initial Dr’s visit the second week of January.  Briefly the idea of postponing entered my mind…then I started looking … Read morePre-Op Prep

Regular loaf bread is highly overrated. So many options of flat breads or tortillas are available that are so much better. Wrapping up some leftovers, creasing the ends and tossing it in the oven for a couple of minutes,  put in some fresh veggies, maybe an egg and some cheese…a little peanut butter and honey. … Read moreNothing Beats Homemade Tortillas

Shadow rolled in piles of  Chilean Mesquite leaves as the temperature crept past the 70 degree mark. The southwest breeze accompanied by a typically brilliant blue sky continues to bump us over 70, a mark I hadn’t seen in several weeks; perhaps a couple of months. I managed to coax Rosie out of the house; … Read moreTaking a Break From Chores to Soak up the Sun