Too Many Choices

Trying to find a new pair of frames during my lunch hour is not enough time. There are just too many choices!

 So I was late coming back to work:)

Eye to Eye

The best thing about going to the eye doctor is that you don't have to WEIGH in. No recording in your medical records about that dreaded three-digit number filed away for a whole year until the next time you go in for a check-up.  Because the back of my eyes are not shaped like "normal" eyes, my yearly check-up constitutes additional testing to rule out glaucoma and other diseases. This year another test was run totalying three different machines in three different rooms. And the technician lost my file twice! Comparing today's tests and photos against previous years showed a slight improvement.

The machine for the peripheral vision test.

Finally got the vision test. I will need to get new lenses.

Ez's Birthday and Making Houses

Today was Ezra's 4th birthday - hard to believe. Every year he asks for a "swimming" party.  Clearfield's Aquatic Center is pretty amazing.

It was my turn to host our Little by Little group and provide the project. I decided to have them create little wooden houses with ephemera. We gather each month from all over: Ogden, Washington Terrace, Farr West, Fruit Heights, South Jordan and Clinton. Everyone was able to come tonight except one.

The Neighborhood

We enjoyed chocolate eclairs from Dick's Market in Centerville - the BEST!

I'll Have a Tostada, Please...with extra Pico and No Sour Cream

Cathy and I headed to Bountiful today for lunch - Cafe Rio. I almost always order the following:
Chicken Tostada with black beans, cheese, cilantro, extra pico, guacamole, chips and green ranch dressing.  I ask for 3-4 limes on the side and squeeze them into my diet Dr. Pepper.

My son Dave was reading through this blog the other day when he was bored at work. (He must have been REALLY bored) and asked why so many of my entries were about food. Since we as humans are supposed to eat at least three times a day...I guess it becomes a big deal:)

More Paperwork, Please

I love retro things. Using these file folders at work brings a smile to my face, and sometimes are conversation starters when people drop by.

Sometimes she dreamed her whole desk was clean.

More paperwork, please.

She was comforted by the knowledge that they were helpless without her.

Managing Mom's Meds

My mother is losing her ability to retain information. Just a minute after telling her something, she forgets. My sister came down from Idaho last week and we took her to two different doctors. They took her off some meds and put her on others. Before my sister went back to Idaho she and Mom wrote down what pills to take morning, noon, night, and which to take just once a week. Medications were removed that she no longer needed. I bought a wonderful pill dispenser yesterday and took it out to her today. I discovered that the "removed" meds were back, one prescription bottle had disappeared, and the 50,000 units of vitamin D she was to take once a week--well, she took five of those pills in three days! (She won't need any sun for a year:) After filling up her new dispenser for the week, I took all the rest home with me. I left with a headache...and plenty of aspirin!

As I was leaving Mom's, I noticed the soft light coming off the Ben Lomond mountains, which I later discovered was the reflection from a beautiful sunset.

Green French Fries and Tacos

We tended Lacie and Weston tonight. How lucky to have seen all the grandchildren in the last two days!

Princess Lacie with all her jewels. She even wore clip-on earrings. Lacie just loves to dress up. It's been fun to have a room for the grandkids to play, dress up, be creative and use their imagination.

Weston added green French fries to my play dough taco. He also created presents for me in the shape of a heart, elephant, fish, boat, and a train.

After Lacie went to sleep, Weston and I watched James and the Giant Peach.