I began the month of February with meniscus surgery on the 2nd. Other than the nurses and anesthesiologist having a difficult time getting an IV in, everything went very well. Both of my hands were black and blue before they tried the inside of my elbow. One of the joys of getting older for me is veins that roll and collapse.
Three little incisions and I was finished. The one on the lower inside is where the meniscus was torn and it's still a little tender. My surgeon has now released me to do almost anything I want. He said to let the pain be my guideline. Almost as good as new!!!
As you all know, Peter is on the shuffleboard team here in the park. This was one of his last games - he's had a pretty good year - won and lost an equal number. As you can see, his last game was amazingly good!!! He was playing one of the best players in our park.
He even did a little refereeing with the BIG stick.
One of the things we do VERY well here at Wagons West is eat. Here we are enjoying a nice roast beef dinner in our patio. The Wood's have now gone home but we still have Marv & Judy here to enjoy meals with AND the thought that the Wood's will be coming back next year and will be very close to us.
One morning we went across town to a restaurant known for their pancakes. Dad ordered a blueberry which was OK but Gary and I ordered the pecan/apple pancake and it was like a caramel apple sweet roll.
I don't take nearly as many pictures as I used to so have to remind myself so I can send blogs to my friends/family.
Have a wonderful weekend and I will truly try to do better. This is my first blog on my new computer. I'm still getting used to all of the Windows 10 changes and the different look of the screen, etc.
Love to all,
Gramma and MOM
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