We're holding our own. JB's cough is still hanging around. He's had a breathing test. The nurse showed him how to properly use his inhaler. He has a pinched nerve, which he ignored with his cold and cough, and has what my massage therapist used to call a 'crunchy nugget' with the pain referring down his arm. He's been to the doctor. He's got muscle relaxants. I've been massaging it, as best I can, three times a day. I think he got this from looking after his cold, and not moving around much. Necessary, at the time, but not good for a septuagenarian.
Novel Corona Virus
Two Canadians aboard a cruise ship off Japan test positive for new coronavirus https://t.co/rYplXuQehJ
— The Canadian Press News (@CdnPressNews) February 6, 2020
The nCoV 2019 has been spreading around the world. We're grateful not to be quarantined, or on a cruise ship (two, with 6000 people stuck in 3 x 5 m cabins), that would drive me nuts. Happily, 211 Canadians are being brought home after the government jumped through hoops to evacuate them from China. We have strict protocols in place, which we learned from SARS, and soon all will be well.
Feb. 6th, they are coming home
Kittens
We treated ourselves to Take Out Asian food from our restaurant in town. I was supposed to be with the grandies Wednesday/Thursday, as there are rotating strikes here in Ontario, but I didn't want to leave him alone. They were doing a good business, which was good to see.
After my breakfast, and my morning workout, I went out to fetch trailcam memory cards. Cinnamon was birdwatching!
Novel Corona Virus
Two Canadians aboard a cruise ship off Japan test positive for new coronavirus https://t.co/rYplXuQehJ
— The Canadian Press News (@CdnPressNews) February 6, 2020The nCoV 2019 has been spreading around the world. We're grateful not to be quarantined, or on a cruise ship (two, with 6000 people stuck in 3 x 5 m cabins), that would drive me nuts. Happily, 211 Canadians are being brought home after the government jumped through hoops to evacuate them from China. We have strict protocols in place, which we learned from SARS, and soon all will be well.
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| Feb. 6th, they are coming home |
Kittens
We treated ourselves to Take Out Asian food from our restaurant in town. I was supposed to be with the grandies Wednesday/Thursday, as there are rotating strikes here in Ontario, but I didn't want to leave him alone. They were doing a good business, which was good to see.After my breakfast, and my morning workout, I went out to fetch trailcam memory cards. Cinnamon was birdwatching!
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 29
Annabelle seems to be fine. She loves anyone who feeds and loves her. We miss her, but we need peace and quiet.
We are having much fun with the kittens, who are now relaxing. Nutmeggie has been sleeping with us, between our pillows. Meggie and I had a nice play. This is a fun scratch post. She loves sleeping in it.
We went out to dinner last Friday, for the first time since mid-November, when JB got sick. We we returned home, the beautiful scatter rug from Jean looked like this! I'm sure it gave them great joy, as it does us! Thank you, Jean.
Dratted Red Squirrel (DRS) avails itself of the bird feeder. I'm thinking I might lose some plants before we are done.
After dinner, JB was snuggling under his sleeping bag, two kittens perched on his footstool. Those are his knees on the left!
Dratted Red Squirrel (DRS) avails itself of the bird feeder. I'm thinking I might lose some plants before we are done.
Friday, Nutmeggie spent a couple of hours sleeping in the Muskoka room. She's a hoot. It was chilly, but she was happy.
Playtime
I snagged a photo. "If I fits, I sits! "
