I really do enjoy writing these blogs and don't understand why
I’m constantly running hot and cold with the entries. I write one or two quickly a couple of days
and then get some sort of a brain freeze and have a difficult time getting the
brain and fingers to work again. I
looked at the calendar today and discovered that it’s been nearly a month since
you heard from me. Perhaps it is merely
the result of the exciting life I lead…lol. When I do finally sit down to start an entry,
my thoughts jump to things medical, aging, and all the other things that I’m sure
you don’t really want to hear about. Why do I continue to revert back to that same stuff?
I can blame some of it on a project I worked on a while back. A few years ago I
decided to put together a personal phone book for our home use and developed
three categories for the book. One was
for all our friends and family. Another was for service people which continues to
grow since I no longer do much work myself and need to hire people for all the jobs I'm no longer able or want to do (remember I’m getting old). Other numbers in this section are for garages, car dealers, lawyers, accountants, oil companies, stores etc. This list has grown to thirty.
But my most unpopular list is the doctor list and it's the reason I continue to revert to my medical and aging moans. We seem to be constantly adding to this one and need adjust it often since it has grown to a total of
nineteen plus one hospital number. I ask you, how exciting is that? Many of these doctors are now visited on a
regular basis and our calendar is filled with dates for these visits. As time
goes on, each visit seems to create something new for me to bitch about. While this blog is called Rhino Roars and my
bitches are what prompted its creation, I strongly doubt that the information resulting from these
visits would prove entertaining to you.
So what should I write about?
I could tell you that
the recent strong winds we recently experienced tore the hell out of one of my
pine trees, first one knocked off a large branch, the second the entire top,
making it necessary to have the entire tree removed.
I could tell you that Marge and I completed safe driving
course yesterday to earn a little price reduction on our car insurance. Don’t know why we bothered. The elderly instructor ended the class by
telling us that we should begin preparing for the inevitable occasion when we need
to stop driving and give up our car. What
a terrible way that was to end the class and start my day.
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