More medical stuff

First things first.  Gerry washed the cushion covers and we brought them home a little wet in order to make it easier to put them back on the cushions.  I was a little skeptical but it worked out fine.  They are clean once again and fit back on the cushions nicely.  We left them in the living room to dry out and they look great today.  One more item off of the bucket list to get out of here.

After all the work replacing the covers was finished we sat down and relaxed for a while.  That is when Gerry looked at me and said something was wrong.  Another piece of the skin graft had come loose and was hanging there.  Don't worry, there won't be any pictures.  We did take a picture and sent it to the doctor at 1am and asked what next.  Bright and early this morning his receptionist called and said for me to come in at 11:30 am to have it checked out.  To make a long story short, everything is fine and we are still good to go on 11/4.  He clipped the small piece and said it looked good for the remaining strip.  Enough about that.

It has been raining all day up here and looks like the next couple days will be wet and getting colder.  Cold enough to have a chance of snow in the forecast.  We will be fine up here in the cabin as long as we have electricity.  If we lose power, then we will move into the motorhome and use the furnace and generator there.  All bases are covered.  It is nice to have a RV to serve in an emergency.

We stopped by Costco after the doctor appointment and picked up a few things there.  They had more free sample booths than normal and we managed to eat our lunch there and walk out filled up.  Plus, all the samples were great and things we will buy in the future.  Gas was $3.29/gallon and that made it even more of a pleasure to shop there.  The lines were 4-5 deep waiting for gas since they are so much cheaper than other gas stations in the area.

That was our exciting day, how was yours?

8 more days.