the battery is now in the house and charged. It is fairly old, not sure when we even got it, so it probably needs to be replacedIf you have more than one car you have a battery doner... First try charging the truck battery or if you are pulling it out of the vehicle bring it in someplace warm and charge it.....temperature really reduces a batteries output when they get cold.
If the battery doesn't charge enough to start the truck maybe one of the other rigs batteries will fit in it .. otherwise I sometimes take a set of jumper cables and a spare battery along.
If you go to a shop to get a new battery make sure they check that the alternator is charging the battery..
prayers !!!!Yesterday was a bad day in Black Rock all around. Started with going next door to Dad's where my brother is staying. He's sick. Real sick. Vomiting, diarrhea, suspected food poisoning. I thought it was just the two deep fried hot dogs with sauerkraut and onion rings (that we split) he had for dinner the previous night. OK I'll go to the hospital alone. I'm there about an hour, maybe one and half hours. Started to no feel good. A trip to the bathroom and I was losing my breakfast. Left to go home. Felt really horrible that Dad was going to have to deal with the xray result alone. I don't think he cared because he was watching YouTube when I left. Spent the rest of the day, tips and tails in the bathroom. Discovered my anti-nausea medications were very out of date. No mint tea or ginger ale in the house. My pharmacist stopped by on her way home with an assortment of stuff for me. Emetrol--good stuff and over-the-counter. Working on a cup of tea and toast right now.
Dad's x-ray was 50/50. He can swallow thickened liquids--water, juice, broth--but pureed foods still lodge in the esophagus creating an aspiration danger. So he'll be getting a feeding tube in the belly until the muscles and swelling in the neck area go down.
I think it's about time I take a Family Leave of Absence from work. New Jersey provides Family Leave Insurance for up to 12 weeks where you get "paid" 80% of your pay to care for a direct family member.
Our TV dish is on the roof outside of our upstairs TV room. Ours is sloped enough that the snow usually slides off, if it doesn't I can climb out the window and brush it off. Our Starlink has a heater to melt the snow and ice.Mom has dementia… she got upset about the tv being off. Couldn’t see if there’s a tornado!!! Of course there’s no tornadoes with snow on the ground but couldn’t convince her of that. The weather radio wasn’t making noise either. According to her, it was broken also...
A down side of a 2 story house… the satellite dish is 16ft off the ground. So I put the ladder up and filled a little garden sprayer with hot water then washed the snow off the satellite.
Peace has been restored!!! She can watch tv again.
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Spent the last 2 days in bed, I’m wore out being sick but it did come a pretty snow.
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amish rock and roll !!Ha Ha Don't go out among the english!
I had to take husband in to his heart doc appt, so we went out among the english and probably caught something. Hoping not. That whole drive was a challenge, even in four wheel drive in the truck. Grabbed Chic fil A on the way out of that town, and that was a treat. Brought some home to little granddaughter. She had her guitar amp all the way up and I could hear her from the road coming in. Ha. Anyway, their peppermint shakes are awesome.
well dang it...but on bright side...you probably wont be sick for the next 27 years plus with such a nasty load of aerosols like that...i bet it eat the lining outta ya nose !...probably grow back armor plated now.A bum coughed in face, I knew I would be sick as soon as it happened.
I'll tell her that. She speaks Penn Deitsch pretty decently. She is waiting for the weather to clear up and go to the second floor of the old wood barn to play. Sound travels around here. The amish neighbors crack up. Marlon was just mentioning the time he was out feeding the cows and heard the national anthem blaring out the barn, a kid sitting out the open window on the second floor, dangling her legs. Ha. That time was the other granddaughter playing trumpet.amish rock and roll !!
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