Monday, January 16, 2012
"What a sigh is there. The heart is sorely charged." (Macbeth)
.... Today was a very frustrating day. At an evening event in our clubhouse on Friday, Rho won a man's watch from Macy's in a raffle. I have a watch and don't need another. Today, we decided that we would go to Macy's at the Boca Mall to trade the watch for credit. Of course, to go to the mall I needed to take the scooter...because I can't get too far with a walker. Soooo, about 1:30 from our apartment I drove the scooter to the car, put the key in the lift (by the trunk) lowered it, and drove the scooter onto it. However, when we tried to raise the lift with the scooter on it, the lift simply refused to rise. Soooo, I had to drive the scooter back to the app'tment and traded it for the walker, hoping that the Mall had scooters available which they sometimes do.
.....When we got back to my car, we noticed that someone had stolen my license plate! So, anyway, we persisted and we went in Rho's car. The mall had one scooter left! Yea! But the person who had used it, went off with the key! Sooooo, we had to rent a wheelchair which Rho, with difficulty, pushed me to the food court, because at this time (2:30) she was very hungry...she's big on lunching. We got to the food court and found that there were only a few food vendors open because the food court had undergone "reconstruction".... To make a very long story short, Rho went to Macy's and exchanged the watch for a gift card while I waited for her in the main lobby watching the world go by on MLK day.
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Well that day can't have been much fun, and I sympathise: but take MLK as your model! Would HE have got fazed by all those mishaps? No, I don't think so! You and Rh just hang on in there!!! Cuzzin Ruth
ReplyDeleteAs I recall, MLK had a whole retinue to do all the fazing for him. I appoint you, Ruthie, as the Baron's retinue. (I'm concerned about PB)
ReplyDeleteNo need for concern. I do not complain nor talk about any ailments, but rather devote my energies to making life better. And, so far, it's working. The Baron deserves a Distinguished Nobleman Award (DNA) for his persistence on Martin Luther King Day. All hail the Baron!
ReplyDeleteI am happy, and even ecstatic, to do the Baron's bidding! Ecce ancilla domini! Re MLK, I ought to have remembered not to buy into image, silly me. Re PB, would you like me to email him? Joel has informed me on previous occasions when I too have been concerned about PB, that a silence from his direction generally means he's not feeling too great. Cuzzin Ruth
ReplyDeleteCuzzin Phil - so glad you're winning against the ailments. But obviously, you and I both wrote in to this august column at about the same time: so I won't pester you with my e-presence! Unless you really would like a chatty email, which of course you can have any time you want.
ReplyDeleteCuzzin Norman - you see: EVERYONE WANTS YOU TO BE WELL AND HAPPY! Much love, Cuzzin Ruth