Today, as this posts, will be my first cardiologist followup to see how I am doing. I feel great, I just hope that the "inside" is doing as good as I feel on the outside.
Before we get too far removed from the Christmas holidays, we wanted to share this. We received a surprise gift from a dear friend...
...delivered by Santa himself of course!
This WONDERFUL red barn ornament for our future farm themed tree. CLICK HERE if you missed the post.
It's amazing! So cute and best of all, has the farm name and this year's date. It will have a place of honor on the tree, starting next Christmas!
And then we got these from another friend who said now that I was home from the hospital, we needed to keep our feet warm. They are fleece lined and have little silicone gripper spots on the bottom. They are WONDERFULLY warm and comfy cozy!
I told 2nd Man we might need a whole bunch of these at the farm for Winter.
Funny side note, the hospital gave me a pair of warm socks with grippers of course, but she brought them and said "I didn't know what size you needed so I got these..." they were 4X. I mean, do my feet look like they belong on someone 7' tall? Ha. They kept my feet warm in bed in the hospital, but were useless trying to walk around in them, ha.
I hope you get a good report from your cardiologist!
ReplyDeleteThe barn ornament is just too cute!
Those socks are great for when it's too cold to be barefooting 🦶 it around the house!
I have some of them warm socks and they sure are nice to wear around the house.
ReplyDeleteCute ornament and will fit right in with the rest of your farm / barn ornaments.
Help you receive a good report from your Dr. Will be thinking about you.
Take care and stay warm.
Enjoy your evening.
Hoping all goes well at your cardiologist appointment.
ReplyDeleteThe ornament is sooo cute! A great start for your Farm themed tree.
I have some socks like that. They are so warm.
Those socks are always too tight. I would like some larger ones. The ornament is perfect for you all.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely gifts!! Hope everything goes well at your cardiologist appointment.
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