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I think we somehow got transplanted to Seattle when I wasn't looking. I'm so tired of wet pants legs, I swear, I think I'm gonna come in from the pasture with Scratches next! Geesh!!
The horses were goofy coming off the grass yesterday, but thankfully they cooperated and all went in even though they chose to be a little unconventional about it LOL
Still recovering from this lovely cold that the BF decided to share with me. Thankfully I got through my lesson on Saturday morning before it hit me.
Speaking of lesson, it was a good one. Storm got used for a lesson before mine, which since it's ground work is easy, but it helped make sure he was in the right frame of mind, and he did great for me. I even got to get on for a little bit, which is like a full body workout when you ride with my trainer.
The rest of the weekend was spent in bed. And I'd rather still be there, but it is what it is.
Got my website updated today and managed to link my cart and my scheduler all to my website. WAHOO for fanciness! I feel all professional now!!
Back to the grind. In the office, farrier this afternoon, then another meeting with my coach tomorrow morning, and then back in the office for a few hours. Fun times.
The horses were goofy coming off the grass yesterday, but thankfully they cooperated and all went in even though they chose to be a little unconventional about it LOL
Still recovering from this lovely cold that the BF decided to share with me. Thankfully I got through my lesson on Saturday morning before it hit me.
Speaking of lesson, it was a good one. Storm got used for a lesson before mine, which since it's ground work is easy, but it helped make sure he was in the right frame of mind, and he did great for me. I even got to get on for a little bit, which is like a full body workout when you ride with my trainer.
The rest of the weekend was spent in bed. And I'd rather still be there, but it is what it is.
Got my website updated today and managed to link my cart and my scheduler all to my website. WAHOO for fanciness! I feel all professional now!!
Back to the grind. In the office, farrier this afternoon, then another meeting with my coach tomorrow morning, and then back in the office for a few hours. Fun times.
I really should have known this was going to happen anyway because they always hit SOMETHING on the farm when the dig (apparently the record is still held by my landlord who hit his own house power line, the telephone line, and some water line all in the same day). Made an appointment to have verizon out to fix that on Sunday morning.
So JS tries to get it out for a while, and I text my boss and ask him for his advice, and he says if we can't get it out to go to the ER. I KNEW what to do (I've worked in an audiology office for 10 years for crying out loud!) I just didn't have the right tools, and the right tools are a totally requirement for digging in someone's ear. So off to the ER we go. We arrived at 10:50, and sat for over 2 1/2 hours before we were finally taken back. They were nice, but the first little intern nurse that came in wanted to stick a Q-Tip in his ear. The overseeing nurse that was with her and I was both like NOOOOOO! So they left, and then finally a doc came in, and of course he had to hunt down tools because the hospital doesn't exactly have fancy ear tools at the ready. He finally returned with pediatric forceps, which were the perfect size (the same size as the ones we have in the office, but we don't call them peds! They just fit into ears!). So he started trying to get to it, but it was hurting the BF's ear (of course he's been poked and prodded a lot by then), and so he went and got a squirt of lidocane to help numb his ear a little. When her returned, he was able to get it out between me holding the BF's ear open, and the doc working with an otoscope and the forceps. He pulled it out and handed it to the BF on the gauze pad that he used to dump the lidocane out of his ear. The BF says "That's IT!?" and I said "OMG it's HUGE!!" I know how small ears are, and the thing was HUGE for being all the way down inside his ear canal still flapping its wings and beating on his eardrum. I'm sure the BF thought it was tiny compared to how he felt. We finally got home just before 4am. I had to be up to get JS over to a farm by 9. 
Holy Cow - all I can say is "you're young - you can do it!" Hope your Saturday works out the way you have it planned, lol. Agree that it would be great if you could get outta the wedding. Are you sure you don't feel a headache coming on????