...but since we have been going out in the evening it is sadly overcast, sky-wise, meaning very cloud covered, so unable to see a decent sunset or for that matter take any decent pictures.
Although, it does keep the heat down! Nice and pleasant temperature wise for the boating cruises!
And even by the end of this week we will be having fifties in the morning on Thursday and seventies in the afternoon, and by Friday, sixties in the morning with low eighties in the afternoon!
Yes!
This is what I signed on for thirty-one years ago in Florida, warm, but not too warm in the fall and winter months, YAY!
Fishing weather, so also a double YAY, with a cherry on top YAY!
Moving on...
Heard from Number One Son this afternoon, and he did confirm his availability for being the designated driver for Hubby after his two cataract surgeries.
I haven't been driving for these last several years and the eye surgery department wanted a responsible adult for Hubby's transportation after.
Our eldest meets the bill!
At forty-five and our son he is most definitely is both of those things!
Moving on...again.
Today we had our health insurance guy that was here to make sure we had the best policies for our needs, and Hubby who felt that he did not need an upgrade changed his mind when he found out his current policy was going to be no longer available, and that there was a better one anyway.
So he took it! (AARP United Heathcare Advantage.)
Mine on the other hand was perfect for my needs and so I did keep mine, the F plan supplemental on AARP United Healthcare and the fact that my medication plan has aggravation nearly always connected to it, we are going to try to find one that has the same coverage but hopefully with less problems stress wise?
Rick Heaverly our health insurance agent for the last few years took my list of medications to see what he could do, worse comes to worst I will have to stay with Humana RX that does have good coverage, but at times difficult customer service handling people, all except for their specialty department, which is truly great!
We will see what we can see, or not?
While Rick was here I was sweating, like a pig, please excuse the unladylike imaging and verbiage, but literally dripping down me was sweat in streams of water, and after he left I was also very dizzy as well!
So I hopped into bed, and had my cold club soda and Hubby also brought me ice packs for my foot and my neck, but the air-conditioning was already set on 76 degrees Fahrenheit and registered that way too. So no reason to be sweating due to an over heated home.
Mysterious me?
Googling it only brought up illogical references in my case that did not apply such as: to heat exhaustion and such, one or two brought up low glucose and sodium levels if on dialysis, but thankfully, no I am not!
So still mystifying, and since has seemed to resolve itself.
We did take my blood pressure during that was my normal low of 104/64 with a 68 pulse, but all within the normal range, so there you go... no answer.
And even I am usually fully functioning without dizziness with that blood pressure reading.
Oh well.
I was told as a teen by my then friend's Mom that a little mystery is a good thing, but some how I don't think she meant this, ha!
On that odd note allow me to be the very first to wish all of you a very happy good night and ask you all to kindly share all your blessings and we will too!
And next time please be here or be square, ya hear!
Although, it does keep the heat down! Nice and pleasant temperature wise for the boating cruises!
And even by the end of this week we will be having fifties in the morning on Thursday and seventies in the afternoon, and by Friday, sixties in the morning with low eighties in the afternoon!
Yes!
This is what I signed on for thirty-one years ago in Florida, warm, but not too warm in the fall and winter months, YAY!
Fishing weather, so also a double YAY, with a cherry on top YAY!
Moving on...
Heard from Number One Son this afternoon, and he did confirm his availability for being the designated driver for Hubby after his two cataract surgeries.
I haven't been driving for these last several years and the eye surgery department wanted a responsible adult for Hubby's transportation after.
Our eldest meets the bill!
At forty-five and our son he is most definitely is both of those things!
Moving on...again.
Today we had our health insurance guy that was here to make sure we had the best policies for our needs, and Hubby who felt that he did not need an upgrade changed his mind when he found out his current policy was going to be no longer available, and that there was a better one anyway.
So he took it! (AARP United Heathcare Advantage.)
Mine on the other hand was perfect for my needs and so I did keep mine, the F plan supplemental on AARP United Healthcare and the fact that my medication plan has aggravation nearly always connected to it, we are going to try to find one that has the same coverage but hopefully with less problems stress wise?
Rick Heaverly our health insurance agent for the last few years took my list of medications to see what he could do, worse comes to worst I will have to stay with Humana RX that does have good coverage, but at times difficult customer service handling people, all except for their specialty department, which is truly great!
We will see what we can see, or not?
While Rick was here I was sweating, like a pig, please excuse the unladylike imaging and verbiage, but literally dripping down me was sweat in streams of water, and after he left I was also very dizzy as well!
So I hopped into bed, and had my cold club soda and Hubby also brought me ice packs for my foot and my neck, but the air-conditioning was already set on 76 degrees Fahrenheit and registered that way too. So no reason to be sweating due to an over heated home.
Mysterious me?
Googling it only brought up illogical references in my case that did not apply such as: to heat exhaustion and such, one or two brought up low glucose and sodium levels if on dialysis, but thankfully, no I am not!
So still mystifying, and since has seemed to resolve itself.
We did take my blood pressure during that was my normal low of 104/64 with a 68 pulse, but all within the normal range, so there you go... no answer.
And even I am usually fully functioning without dizziness with that blood pressure reading.
Oh well.
I was told as a teen by my then friend's Mom that a little mystery is a good thing, but some how I don't think she meant this, ha!
On that odd note allow me to be the very first to wish all of you a very happy good night and ask you all to kindly share all your blessings and we will too!
And next time please be here or be square, ya hear!
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