Relocating with Health Challenges; pt.1
Anyway, about three days ago, I realized I cannot find the bag. I got a backpack, and that backpack had all the kitchen gadgets in it. I said, these are the ones we're keeping. And the others, we're going to give away. Can't find it. Don't know where it is. This house is in a bay. We looked everywhere. We went downstairs and looked in our storage area. Gone. That makes me I know that I can replace it
And it did. We had family time. Made some snacks. I make something I call Ghetto Nachos, where it's just you throw whatever you got together. And some people might call it country nachos. Whatever you have that you like, you can throw it together on some tortilla chips. So good. Anyway, I made some of that and I had some iced tea with it and I really enjoyed it. It was a holiday special
And then my son, because he has Mndor Neuron disease, he has to have a really clean diet. And so when we have junk like the nachos, that's rare. We can't eat like that on the norm. So this is challenging. One of his favorite or our favorite meals is grilled salmon and salad. We absolutely love that. We could eat that day after day, meal after meal. We love it, love it, love it, love it. But sam is expensive
What I decided to do was bring our fans. Because here the weather is like eternal spring. I say ish because they don't call it that, but it is very much like that. The weather is, I would say, about 55 degrees. Like when you wake up. So in the morning, about six, between six and eleven, it's about 55 degrees to maybe 65. And then about twelve to 06:00 p.m., 12:00 P.m. To 06:00 p.m.
