For sceptics about the usefulness of pressure on our elected officials, here's yesterday's success in the Senate
An anti-trans piece of legislation was defeated in the Senate. It was a cloture vote requiring 60 votes. Bottom line: despite having passed narrowly in the House, it won't go forward now. I sent thanks to my senators for their votes.
When this came up in the House, two Democrats voted against it. In the Senate they were solid.
Thank you for all the encouraging comments yesterday about Helen. I'm concerned about aftercare, living alone in a house with stairs, and I'm figuring out how to plan and deal with those couple of weeks.
I also rethought the physical therapy approach. Instead of driving three times a week to a pt office, very tiring, I'm arranging for a wonderful home visiting physio, who attended HP in his last years and was very effective. We're in the middle of setting this up.
Meanwhile back at the ranch, I spoke with the PO and the carrier who said definitely the rx was put on the step as always. The scan will show it.
So I made a police report because it may be necessary before a replacement rx can happen. And messages to the Rx people and doctor's office.
I did get to the knitting group, see pictures, very nice time, too distracted to recount the many topics we went over, but here's what was happening
And Textiles and Tea was shortened for me by the arrival of officer Bolognese to take the report about the vanished rx, and get the details.
Anyway here's what I got, the creator the Nettle Dress, the subject of the documentary
I'm feeling the strain of all this happening.
But, it's March 4, so let's do that
I think most of us are marching forth already, but Mooch the cat has a point.
Happy day everyone, hoping yours was less eventful than mine.
