Morning everyone. Still dark out there yet. Crisp 27°. Supposed to be partly cloudy and cooler today.
Heading for the shower shortly and then off to Mass later. Nothing planned for today. Thinking I might wrap the Garland around the sign posts out front, as weather looking bit colder and maybe bit snowy after Tuesday.
Beth, I hear ya on the hot and cold. I can’t tolerate hot temps, but cold doesn’t bother me. But like the line where hot is too hot, there’s cold is too cold. When temps start pushing 75 and above, it’s lay low tine for me and below zero is pretty much inside the other way. But we don’t have much of that fortunately.
Karen, thanks for the evaluation in the donuts. I did some research and found out I can get them at a bakery here in Gaylord. Will have to inquire and try one.
As to hearing aids. Like Beth said, you need to make sure they fit right. And it’s not one size fits all. Each persons loss is different. Prices run the gamut, but they should not be a determination point in what you get. Mine are expensive, $3000 apiece. But they are what I need for my loss. Good quality digital ones. Having a good audiologist who knows their stuff, is concerned for your hearing level and not how much Thry can make on a sale is important. There are 3 in the office I go to. I get my aids checked and cleaned about every 4 months as part of my purchase and a quick hearing rest couple tines a year. Plus free batteries. The checks and cleaning keep them in their optimum performance.
Judy, you sure have tackled a major project. Good luck in finishing it.
I’d better get moving here. Catch you all later.