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I was going to make fish today. I had the vegetables boiling and the frying pan heating. And then I realized I didn’t have the fish. Oops. The only thing I had to throw on the pan just quickly was some bacon.

The point of that little anecdote? I could not tell when the bacon was finished. I can no longer tell the difference between cooked and uncooked bacon. I just pray Gordon Ramsay never comes over for dinner.

It turned out okay, though. Edible at least.

I can’t really see the counter on my exercise bike either. I finally got back on it today. It’s hard to motivate yourself to do exercise when you feel like the world is fading away before your eyes. But I’ll try to get back on the horse. Felt nice today.

Yes, from now on the blog is going to be a list of things I can no longer see. That should be fun for everyone.

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3 Responses to “From The Frying Pan”

1. Debster Says:
March 11th, 2009 at 0:39

I sent you a cute e-mail with a baby goat in it. I don’t usually send “forwards” I get, but thought you’d like it.

It has been rainy and windy here. We don’t need all the rain. Even a few flash flood warnings in the area. The animals don’t like the soggy ground to walk in and I’m tired of wading out to the barn.
2. Desirée Says:
March 11th, 2009 at 21:53

I am so, so sorry your eyes aren’t improving, Plume. I just don’t know what else to say. I wish there was soemthing I could do to make it all better. Sending you hugs.
3. Plume Says:
March 11th, 2009 at 23:58

Debster – That was a sweet forward, I liked it indeed.
It’s been sunny here. Maybe you all should go on a vacation to sunny Denmark. Except I think the forecast is promising rain here too. So you better hurry!

Desiree – Thank you dear. I wish there was something anyone could do. But I appreciate you guys being there for me.

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March 9th, 2009

Nothing new to report from the heartland of Plume.

Things are still a blur. I have been sleeping too much. But that’s okay, I don’t mind. I had two excellent dreams today. One was a cross between Lost and Dungeons & Dragons. I love dreaming about Lost. It doesn’t happen often but when it does it’s always mysterious and fascinating, just like the show. I don’t remember what the other excellent dream today was about, but I remember that I thought it was excellent. So it was probably about sex.

I have also had a couple of visits from my dad and uncle Jens. He’s doing fine now. They have dropped off more sugarfree sodas. And my brother’s old laptop. It seems the batteries are drained. And it has a three pronged plug that doesn’t fit in any of my sockets. So I need to get an extra socket thingie before I can power it up. But as I have said, I probably can’t use it much anyway. Maybe I’ll auction it off. Or offer it as a prize. It’s been a long time since we had competitions on plume.dk. Not since the unfortunate “count the noodles” incident. We all remember that disaster, don’t we now.

What do we have coming up this week? We have doctor’s appointment on Friday. The big diabetes test. I have to go in every 3 months for a blood test. And then once a year there is the big test. I’m not sure exactly what will be tested, I think there’s an EKG. And certainly some blood tests. And then I’ll probably have to go in a week later and talk to the doc about the results. Hopefully my diabetes is still in check. And then on Sunday it is of course my birthday. I’ll be 31, if you can believe it. I shall go have dinner with the family. Maybe I should suggest pancakes. Nah, we’ll likely have chicken. As mentioned, cards would be appreciated.

Meanwhile, here is a video from my possibly last animal feeding on Saturday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5Yjyc_dxSo. Hanging out with the goats. I like how the little ones are quick to jump up the door for scratchies as soon as Magnethe gets out of the way. It’s always a competition for everything, with goats.

That’s all for now.

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