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I bought a file box and a bunch of legal sized color coded files and I'm organizing the paper that I've got and making a task list. All of that should be online and electronic but the legal system is still mostly paper so it has to go to copies, mostly certified, and sometimes it is easier to work with hard files.
So I'm happily organizing and labeling all the estate stuff that I've got from my MIL. If I had a job I'd be annoyed that I have to do it. But I don't have a job and this will eventually spit out a few bucks so it is grossly underpaying but fun. And interesting.
My brother in law is permanently bed bound after acquiring Guillain-Barré syndrome (something you do not wan). He's a year older than me and can barely hold a pen much less do all the stuff that he was in the middle of when he went down. So I'm trying to pick it up while not breaking any laws.
I've also got two medical appointments this week so it qualifies as a busy week for me. Wednesday I'm seeing the orthopedist to look at my right shoulder. I'm running out of joints to fix and am ambivalent about doing this one for some reason. But it annoys me all the time so I'm going to do the x-ray thing with him and see what are the alternatives.
Then I'm going to the eye doc. I've not been in a couple of years and it is time. Nothing wrong more than it ever has been. Apparently I'm still getting old. Otherwise they work fine. I've never developed the golden ticket cataracts so I still need glasses. But my prescription hasn't changed other than to add bifocals. I don't expect there will be any difference from two years ago. Finger's crossed.
Oh, and I get to shoot Dana on Wednesday. The thing about a Humira injection is you've got to grab and hold a big chunk of skin. The reason she's got to take the stuff is she has RA in her hands and can't grab stuff. So I'm enlisted. I did it last week first time and NBD. Neither of us has a problem with needles which makes it easier. No trauma. Just an entry on the calendar. Fortunately she only had a minor reaction with the first shot. Nothing since. Whew. No positive results. Yet.
So I'm happily organizing and labeling all the estate stuff that I've got from my MIL. If I had a job I'd be annoyed that I have to do it. But I don't have a job and this will eventually spit out a few bucks so it is grossly underpaying but fun. And interesting.
My brother in law is permanently bed bound after acquiring Guillain-Barré syndrome (something you do not wan). He's a year older than me and can barely hold a pen much less do all the stuff that he was in the middle of when he went down. So I'm trying to pick it up while not breaking any laws.
I've also got two medical appointments this week so it qualifies as a busy week for me. Wednesday I'm seeing the orthopedist to look at my right shoulder. I'm running out of joints to fix and am ambivalent about doing this one for some reason. But it annoys me all the time so I'm going to do the x-ray thing with him and see what are the alternatives.
Then I'm going to the eye doc. I've not been in a couple of years and it is time. Nothing wrong more than it ever has been. Apparently I'm still getting old. Otherwise they work fine. I've never developed the golden ticket cataracts so I still need glasses. But my prescription hasn't changed other than to add bifocals. I don't expect there will be any difference from two years ago. Finger's crossed.
Oh, and I get to shoot Dana on Wednesday. The thing about a Humira injection is you've got to grab and hold a big chunk of skin. The reason she's got to take the stuff is she has RA in her hands and can't grab stuff. So I'm enlisted. I did it last week first time and NBD. Neither of us has a problem with needles which makes it easier. No trauma. Just an entry on the calendar. Fortunately she only had a minor reaction with the first shot. Nothing since. Whew. No positive results. Yet.