I believe morning people are as real as the night people because every chance I get I try and sleep through the day. Now that I’m retired and living with family I’m on a noon to 5am schedule. But I’ll sleep at a drop of a hat now
I grieve concerning thy MIL accident and subsequent pain and pray for a good recovery and less stress on your family, especially you my Lady. And a POX on bosses who won’t even consider unpaid leave for a medical/family emergency.
When my spouse had his wisdom teeth it was at the oral surgeon’s place and he came out with gauze packed in his mouth and an expression that I call the ‘Who am I? Where am I?’ and was totally out of it for 3-4 hours—-then the pain.
When we moved back to Texas i got Truder a marshmallow pillow. For a while he was always in it (it was by my desk) but then he started moving between several ‘favored’ spots. I guess even a favorite spot can get uncomfortable when your bones are aching.
When I was 17 going on 18 back in 1972 the oral surgeons were doing impacted wisdom teeth in the office. Less than a month before I was advised I needed the procedure one of my mother’s friend’s daughter had died in the chair because of a problem with the anesthetic and she never woke up. Mom was terrified that would happen to me and they had it done in the hospital. Pulled in morning, home by supper (pudding for me). Mom was reassured because the doctors were immediately available in case of trouble.
You’re a party of two. I especially adore mincemeat pie, and am most offended that it is extremely hard to find at Thanksgiving//Christmas these days, and this year eggnog is scarce. Boooo! Hiiissss! Bring back mincemeat and eggnog. If you don’t like it, think of it as our version of brussel sprouts—which are a crime against nature IMHO.
I believe morning people are as real as the night people because every chance I get I try and sleep through the day. Now that I’m retired and living with family I’m on a noon to 5am schedule. But I’ll sleep at a drop of a hat now