Welcome to the Garden of Egan
Don't get caught up in the thick of thin things. BJ Moss
Friday, April 9, 2021
IT CONTINUES
Thursday, April 1, 2021
DEMO
We have lived in this house for four years.
There are things I didn’t like about the kitchen. Things I detested.
The cabinets.
They were oak then they ended up getting painted a yucky color and distressed.
Ugh.
And then they painted the trim black. The the window trim and door frames brown.
Double ugh.
So we are in the process of changing things up.
Wednesday, March 10, 2021
WHILE I RECOVER
I’m just over 7 weeks post op.
We took an opportunity to fly to Cancun with friends. Best decision ever. I can recover on the sandy beaches as well as the snowy weather.
It is beautiful here. I have never been to Cancun. We are staying at the Hyatt Ziva an all inclusive resort. They spoil us rotten.
Yesterday we toured ruins and swam in a cenote (underground River) our tour guide was named Helamen. It was a great day.
It has been so fun to be pampered and rest!
No we didn’t climb the steps. Not allowed anymore.
We came back from dinner tonight to this little surprise.
Beautiful orange flowers on a tree.
Hi my sweetheart.
Our tour guide Helaman.
View from our room.
More of the ruins.
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
My Turn
Christmas came and went.
Very quietly, subdued.
We traveled and saw the kids that were near enough.
It was just quiet.
Work remains busy with regular ER patients in addition to the Covid patients we are seeing so much of.
But I won’t be there for the next 12 weeks.
Because .....
It was my turn.
Friday, December 18, 2020
The Vaccine
On Tuesday I received the Covid vaccine.
I had concerns.
I did the research.
Every shift I work I feel like I’m swimming in Covid virus.
I have seen some incredibly sick people.
Young and old.
So I had the vaccine. In three weeks I will have the second dose.
Monday, December 14, 2020
AND JUST LIKE THAT....
And just like that it’s Christmas time.
I don’t know how to describe this year. It’s has been a long slow slogging through it.
Life has changed until it feels like normal.
Covid. Pandemic. Masks. Essential workers. Words and terms I hadn’t thought of last year are now spoken multiple times a day.
My job in the ER didn’t stop.