Hello,
I brought my entertaining arms home. The
girls will survive, but they enjoyed flapping at my sagging upper arms. It was
also hysterical when I moved my arm as in waving. Leroy was really quite disappointing
because poking his triceps caused hardly a jiggle. Who knew I was growing built
in amusement?
Today I would not be up for such abuse
as I have sore arms. One received a flu shot and the other was the recipient of
a pneumonia booster. The flu shot is not much of a hot spot, but the other is
letting me know that it has been ambushed. I am happy to ward off such illness
as I can, but I will be even happier a week from today or perhaps sooner. I also plan get a shingles shot, but will
wait until my arm feels normal as I do not know how much reaction there will
be. My doctor told me that because I had shingles about ten years ago the
immunity from that has worn off. I am hoping that the insurance will pay for
some of it, but if not I will just get it anyway as it will be much cheaper in
many ways than getting those shingles again.
We took the girls to the Natural History
Museum. The highlight for me, and I think it impressed them as well, was when a
person in the butterfly nursery caught the butterflies that were out and moving
their wings. My mother had always told me that I should not touch a butterfly
as it damaged their wings. I suppose this person was very careful. In the same
area we were able to hold a worm that was a relative of the tomato worm as well
as a grasshopper that was quite large. Leroy and I both did this, but the girls
could not quite manage to do it. I thought about how many tomato worms I have
killed, but now I needed to be careful with this critter. They are quite
attractive.
Paula
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