... is chauffeur day.
John is having a procedure done at 0-dark-thirty, which means we've had to leave the house ridiculously early this morning. It's a little bit more complicated by covid (just like everything else!) because I'll have to wait 4-6 hours for him. They have a waiting room, but I'm not anxious to breathe indoor air with other people so I think I may just wait in the car. It's supposed to be 22 degrees warming up to 36, so I may be just warm enough. (If only the sun was shining and glinting off the building like their website photo shows.)
I've got a fully charged Kindle, my iPod, a hat at the decrease points, and of course, my current Hitchhiker. I may even have some progress to show you on Wednesday, especially since there will be a few more hours of chauffeur duty and waiting tomorrow morning, too.
I hope your week is off to a good start (and that it didn't begin at stupid o'clock)!
Sending good thoughts your way and also for John! Hope all goes well for him and hope you can stay warm in the car!!!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds as though you are very well prepared, Bonny, but I would freeze in the car in those temps. I would have to be armed with hand and feet warmers to put in my socks and gloves. Brrrr! But I do have to admit that your choice is a better one than sitting in a waiting room. I hope things go very well for your John, and that the hours pass quickly for both of you.
ReplyDeleteI hope everything goes as smoothly as possible and that the time passes quickly!
ReplyDeleteBest of luck to John! XO
ReplyDeleteAnd as someone who has had to spend many hours waiting at the hospital during Covid (for my dad), I highly recommend The Car. It may not be the most comfortable "waiting room," but right now . . . it's the safest.
Hope all goes well with the procedure and everything else this week. Have a good one!
ReplyDeleteI hope all goes well for John! Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteI would wait in the car as well :) I hope all goes well!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to John. Good decision to wait outside!
ReplyDeleteMy work days always start at stupid o'clock! I hope you stay cozy & warm, Bonny! And all the best to John!
ReplyDeleteI hope everything goes perfectly with John and I hope that your time in the car is productive, entertaining, and warm!
ReplyDeleteHealing thoughts coming your way for your John. Stay warm . Good for you to isolate!
ReplyDeleteI sure hope all goes well. I can understand why you'd choose to wait in the car. My hubby had a sinus out-patient procedure last fall and we were ushered right into a small room where they prepped him, I waited by myself, and then with him as he came out of the anesthesia. At least a medical center should be on top of Covid precautions.
ReplyDeleteI hope all went well ... "procedures" in COVID times are anything but routine! I would've opted for the car knitting too. hope it wasn't too cold!
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