We got an early start to our day with an 8:00am appointment at the closest Subaru dealership which meant we had to be out of the door by 7:15am. After we dropped our car to have a tow package installed, we stopped and had breakfast before going to Costco. Costco opens at 10:00am so we sat in the parking lot and read until they opened.
We got back home, put our groceries away, and headed to Menards in
Buffalo. Subaru service called when we were about five minutes from our house
to say our car was ready. We changed course to get our car back. Our loaner was
a 2024 Subaru Outback. It is a smaller car than our 2022. While Joe was in the Parts
department, I found myself asking the car if they had been good to her. I was
so happy to have our car back.
We drove to Buffalo and hit up the nursery to prepay for an
order of mulch and apple trees they are delivering next week, stopped into a
trailer seller, and then finally to Menards to order landscaping brick to be
delivered on Monday.
BY the time we got back home I was ready for a short nap. In
a few minutes we are off to get our annual COVID-19 vaccine.
Yesterday we had our annual in-home nurse visit. Our nurse is
pregnant with her third child. Her family is excited because they have a
four-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old daughter. The new baby is a boy. We had
a nice visit. Joe and I got a clean bill of health and congratulations for the
proactive habits we engage in to try to maintain our prescription-free life.
At the end of the session, they make recommendations for
what we can check into further to maintain good health. The only item recommended
for me was to talk to my doctor about a lung scan since I smoked for twenty
years. (aged 15 to aged 35). MY lungs sounded clear during the exam – a scan
would be a precautionary measure. Joe’s recommendation was to check his blood
pressure daily for a week to make sure it is below 140/80. Joe has ‘white-coat
and dentist’ syndrome where his blood pressure is higher than normal.
Well, we are off to get our vaccine!
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