Emily had to put a dog down today
One of her greyhounds, Tesla, had bone cancer. She was diagnosed last week, I believe, so Emily has babied and coddled her for the past week. I don't think the dog had ever eaten so much good food!
She did not want Tesla to suffer, so she made the difficult decision, but I think it was the right decision. Tesla's bones were getting weak and if she fell, she could have broken a leg or even her back. That would have made the suffering worse.
No segue on this one.
Jackie and I had some blood tests today.
The lady who took mine asked if I taught at Tilton School. I told her yes. She said she went to Central but had heard of me. I should have asked what she had heard, but I didn't.
She did a nice job poking my arm and drawing out 8 gallons of blood. It seemed like 8 gallons.
Aside from that, the day was pretty low key. I don't know where the time went. Jackie had a library board meeting that we didn't get home from until almost 9 p.m.. which is very unusual.
I did absolutely nothing, except read on the porch. And I mide a list of 5 tasks to get done tomorrow.
We'll see how that goes.
Peace and Love
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