Wednesday's treatment

Well, today couldn't have gone much better. I was in and out in less than 2 hours. No excess waiting for the medical stuff anywhere. But then I had to wait out front for Abbey to get me. We weren't expecting me to be done so soon, so she hadn't planned on arriving before 11:30.

We had a lovely lunch at Wild Flour Bistro. Started with a brie and shrimp appetiser. I think I like the apricot version better, but this was an interesting change. Then I had a mixed green salad with peanut pepper dressing and crab cakes. Abbey had spinach salad with garlic vinaigrette and an excellent tortellini. I am so glad we got to go.

After that we went to Costco. The list wasn't too long, but of course we got a few extras. The pomegranates were huge and beautiful, so we HAD to get a box of those. Drove through Starbucks and got some coffee as a pick-me-up, then off to Hobby Lobby.

I had three pieces that needed framing, so that I can display them. One is a vintage ad that features a children's dish in my collection that is from 1931. Another is a signed and numbered poster by Ms Bea that she donated to all the attendees at the HLCCA conference this past summer. I wasn't able to attend, but a friend sent me his. And the third is watercolour and ink art work, by another friend, Joy Eliz, that features friends, Fiesta and coffee. I haven't seen pics of anyone getting their conference posters framed, but I love the colours of the mat and frame I picked out for mine. It's going to look so happy and wild.

They told me it would likely be 1 December before the framing is done, but will call me as soon as they are finished. Now that I have taken them, I am anxious to get them home and on the walls. LOL.

Then I got home and crashed. I've slept for about 5 hours I think. I'm about to muster up enough energy to go find the rest of my family and see what they may have done about food. I think it's too late to make more bread soup bowls tonight.