I guess I have more time to write blogs, although I’m not sure how many exciting things there will be to report on over the next few weeks. The MS medication I’m on is one of the few that suppresses the immune system. My lymphocytes are looking rather scant at 0.4 when the normal range is 1.0 – 3.5.
They have gone up to 0.7, but have been at 0.4 for at least six months now. So needless to say, I’m staying inside.
Luckily we were able to go flying over the two weekends, as I will be grounded for the next little while. The flight two weekends ago was a trip to Tillsonburg for breakfast. The weather was perfect and there were quite a few other planes out and about, taking advantage. After landing, we got Vyctor all snuggled-up while we went into the Skyway Cafe for breakkie.
As usual, the restaurant was quite busy. I don’t think we’ve ever had a less than enjoyable breakfast here. And of course, a great view of the apron and runway.
On the way home, we decided to head slightly south to the Lake Erie shoreline. I usually fly over the ice fisherman, but the weather never got cold enough for them this winter.
Anyone up for Windmill Slalom?
From one power type to another, here is a rather large solar farm:
It was just a perfect day for a flight. I had one last weekend as well, but I’ll get into that in my next blog, which should be very soon.
I’m so grateful to have my kitties as company. And could one have cuter company than these goobers? Mya:
Pinky:
Little porkish Abby, who has gained more than two pounds over the last few months, due to the steroid she’s on. She is so much more comfortable and happy now!
Boo being frisky with Mya:
Here’s a better view of Mya’s shirt:
Her SpongeBob shirt was in the wash.
I hope everyone is staying safe during this difficult time. Please remember to take care of yourself, both physically and mentally.
Today’s symptoms: I haven’t slept well in the last few months, plus I’m dealing with a bladder infection, so I’m not feeling too well. Lack of sleep, needless to say, exacerbates my MS symptoms as well as my “usual” headache. I’m really hoping for a great sleep tonight, so I will feel better tomorrow. Having hope usually helps get me through the rougher times.
Lizzy McFly 