jmcquown wrote:
> He told me this morning the two chemo-like treatments he's had are not the
> end of it. He has an appointment on Feb. 2 to meet with his doctor, have
> another CAT scan and they will schedule more treatments after that. He's in
> good spirits though, which is great, all things considered.
>
> And today is Mom's 80th birthday! I had this shipped to her to celebrate
> the day:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/b2u2e
>
> She, and her mother before her, collected Royal Doulton Figurines but she
> hasn't had a new one in at least 10 years. She's a wonderful woman and
> deserved something special
>
> OB Food: Mom made sausage/cream gravy and biscuits (from frozen) for their
> breakfast this morning. Sounds like a plan!
>
> Jill
>
>
What a beautiful gift you gave your Mother for her 80th Birthday!
May she celebrate many more happy and healthy ones.

I hope that you will have good news from your Father, after the next
Cat scan. It is good news that his spirits are up.

Marcel came unexpectedly for lunch. I had to "invent" a meal for him,
as I had nothing much in the refrigerator, except for some sad left
overs and made him a sandwich with Bakery Whole Wheat toast, with home
made chicken salad, lettuce and crispy bacon. He loved it and ate
every last bite. )

I saw something that was strange to me. On 2nd Avenue and 77th Street,
in an Irish restaurant, there was a Sunday Brunch written out on a
small blackboard on the sidewalk. $10.95 for two drinks such as
Bloody Marys or Beer or Screw Drivers and several others, plus coffee
or tea and a choice of eggs or hamburgers and many other choices. One
of them was "Baked Beans On Toast". Isn't that a strange sandwich or
brunch dish?

Love, Margaret