Good morning!
It's good to be home! I did have a good stay at a motel in Madison though - quiet and comfy and things got taken care of well with me getting out a day earlier than my reservation. Frankly it was better than ending up sleeping on someone's couch! Gus is happy to see me, but he was happy at the boarding place also - I'm glad he acts normally there!
Today I'm planning on walking Gus and putzing around. I need to stop by the grocery store also. I'm glad I have a day to recompose myself here before heading back to WRC duties. And it's warm outside!
Dede, I'm not sure if chiropractor work would be covered by my insurance or what it would cost compared to the PT... Maybe something for me to check out. I don't think I could do jumping onto steps any more - good for you!
Bee, the Madison campus has grown massively in the last 20 years! So have the empty fields I used to walk my dog in on the West side of town
. I think the UW has a higher bar for entry for out of state students compared to residents - at least they did in my days. No visit to Rocky Rococo this trip, but i did a visit after about 18 years - certainly didn't taste the same! But it is a Madison classic
. No gyros either this trip. I did try to stop at my favorite restaurants around town but they were all gone
. Gus is an Australian Shepherd - the fourth I've had and the sweetest one of the four. I got him through rescue - he lost his first family probably as a pup biting a 10 month old baby that pulled on his face. His next adopter was an elderly woman that feared falling down with him pulling on a leash - not sure if this was grandma to the baby or a totally separate placement. I'm number three... He does well with the boarder's cat also, but not tempted to get a cat right now.
Paula, I hope you'll be back out on your boat enjoying the sea soon! Visiting Oshkosh is a totally different circle of people than those in Madison...
Laura, sorry that your snow put such a dent in your day - it's just a sprinkle around here!
Waves to all!
Anita