Day two

Okay it's day two of the Lexapro experiment. I will not worry about effectiveness for some time. It takes a while to take effect. I hate weather. Mpls. got one inch of snow and we got at least 4" it seems. It is still blowing and drifting.

Continuing on the subject of the movie Wit. I have known several people with cancer over the years. Only one of them died, Kristi Pender. I am not sure if that is spelled correctly I forgot to double check before I left home. She was a nurse I worked with several times at HCMC. She disappeared not too long after I had started working in the ER. A long time later she came for a visit. She was wearing a scarf around her head to cover her baldness. Kristi looked very sick. I suddenly realized why I hadn't seen her. It wasn't very long after this visit I saw her obituary in the Star and Tribune. She never married. Kristi seemed like one of those genuinely nice people. It was so unfair that she died and I had to deal with such animals at the hospital. Let's all say it, "Life's not fair."

I woke up at 4am for no reason today. My butt is dragging now after cleaning off the steps. My neighbors cleared my sidewalks for which I am grateful. I met a local police officer at coffee. We have had a couple short conversations at coffee. His wife always meets him on break. I saw him parked as I came to the library. I stopped and asked him about the snowmobile ordinances. The kids[darn them] are riding in my yard. I am an old fart now. I wouldn't care but they ripped through my neighbors and tore up his grass where the snow was thin.

Peace

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