A Week of Contrasts

This week seemed never to end, starting with the joy of a new life and Grandma duty. Staying to help Paqui, Marc, Zeyda and Breqkon in Scottsbluff through Wednesday afternoon. Marc would take over on Thursday and Paqui's two weeks were up for not driving on Friday.

While there I thought it would be cleaver to get the booboos that I had unintentionally done to the body of my 2012 Enclave fixed. Paqui, being familiar with vehicle body work and shops booked me for an appointment. Yippee now no one will know what a dork I was when I backed into the garage door before it was clear up (even with a rear view camera on board), or when I was trying to back up my utility trailer up that I jackknifed it into my bumper. Good thing there was no one to yell at me but myself. Needless to say booboos are fixed and my vehicle is pretty much back to it's sparkling tri-coat color.

After returning home Wednesday I felt pretty achy and thought geez I must have really pulled some muscles vacuuming Paqui's house before I left or the weather was really changing. I had those very uncomfortable body aches.

Thursday I continued to ache and had a slight sniffle and scratchy throat and by Thursday evening my stomach began to hurt. Oh Norovirus, NO!

Norovirus

Where I spent most of the night and next morning.

Enough of the graphics! I am on the mend but was unable to attend my niece, Ila 's baby shower yesterday. The weather forecast also was predicting a blizzard to begin in the later afternoon. Fortunately, the blizzard started later so Paqui and family made it home from the shower without adverse consequences. We got about 5-6 inches of snow and it blew in drifts up to 2-3 feet in tree rows but was not as intense as the East coast blizzard, thank goodness. Moisture yes, wind no!

Glad to start a new healthier week and maybe with more energy to finish some nagging projects that I have put off.