Nov 26

Tuesday November 25, 2014

Time continues to fly by.   We want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving.   A long weekend to enjoy here in the states, at least for those of us still working!   Some day I will get to retirement and it won’t matter as much for me!  For now I am looking forward to a short work week.  We will be traveling.  To Milwaukee Wednesday night, then to Kalamazoo on Thanksgiving.  We rented a house again, and will get together with John and MJ, Skip Claire and Denise.   Then some sightseeing for a couple of days!  We will relax and enjoy.   And the same to all of you!

Chris had her second eye surgery and all is well.   The first one was so perfect and this one has been as they tell you to expect.  A little more discomfort and taking a little longer to heal.  But still great.  She is seeing better than she ever has, but will have to wait for it to fully heal before determining the next step.  Since one eye is distance and one eye is reading (as her contacts were) and she will likely need glasses for computer work.  She had her week after surgery examination today and all signs positive.

Not so positive, winter has been here in full swing for Wisconsin.  We have had plenty of cold (which I hate) and last night had 6 inches of wet heavy snow.  We had a little warmup in between the cold and snow, with some rain.   I am not sure that was a positive change, but we deal with what we have!  Now some cold (well below average)  and I see the 10 day forecast shows another warm up.

Take some time to enjoy life, give thanks for our blessings, and tell someone you love them!

Lake frozen and yard covered

Lake frozen and yard covered

 

wet and heavy!

wet and heavy! deer tracks on left

11 Responses to “Tuesday November 25, 2014”

  1. Carol Hunjadii says:

    So happy that Chris’ eye surgeries turned out well!

    Have a Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy your family.

  2. emil kaelin says:

    Thanks for your news. We wish Chris further on the best and are glad to hear that the surgery was a full success.

    Take care

    Yours

    Emil and Berth Kaelin, from Altdorf Switzerland

  3. Deb and John says:

    Happy Thanksgiving and safe travels!

  4. Judy says:

    Glad to hear the great news about Chris . Have a great thanksgiving

  5. Craig says:

    Wow, that snow. You’ll have to come down to Austin for Thanksgiving sometime, the weather is a bit more mild!

    Happy thanksgiving!

  6. mtdroz says:

    HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL We’ve been colder here in New Mexico for the past week also. But tomorrow they are predicting the 60’s. You can keep all the snow up north. I’m also looking forward to seeing Chris and Randy in Florida in January. If your traveling stay safe. Marie

  7. Yolanda Kälin says:

    Dear Randy and Chris
    Thanks for all the interesting News. Here we are waiting for snow to come! Our temperture is much too high, but we enjoy this too. Insted of skiing we are hiking in the hills. Up on the mountains there is snow, but not really enough for skiing.
    We are glad to hear that Chris eye-operation worked out fine. We wish you all a good holiday and take care.
    Love from Walter and Yolanda, Switzerland

  8. Jackie says:

    Randy and Chris,

    Happy Thanksgiving. Wishing you safe travels and a warm up.

    Glad to hear Chris had successful eye surgery.

    Jackie

  9. Ron & Verna says:

    Happy Thanksgiving to you all. We are in the same position as you are as far as the snow goes and it has been colder than normal, also looking forward the sunny south whenever we can get out of here. So happy to hear that Chris’ surgery went well . Happy reading Chris……. Verna & Ron

  10. Charles Kaelin says:

    HAPPY THANKSGIVING! This day reminds me of an invitation in the US more than 40 years ago when a enjoyed the one ond only stuffed turkey I ever ate. That was a wonderful feast! Wish you could send some over to Switzerland.

  11. Audrey says:

    Glad to hear Chris is doing well with her eyes now. Sounds like Thanksgiving was nice. Back to work for us tomorrow. Hope to see you down here soon.

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