Weather in DaHo...

Lately, its been warming up like summer. For the most part, its been starting to warm up a little, with a number of bouts of snow and cold weather. Then, last week, it was HOT. All the animals were looking for cool spots to lay inside and out. Then, a day later, its rainy and cold again. Its quite a change, but in all directions.

We did take Felix to the Vet and he got an X-Ray. His left rear knee had been attacked and was non-functional to him. So, we kept him in his cage for a few days and it cleared up and he is all better again. But, we must keep him in the house at nights as it has cost us over $500 of vet bills in the past few months.

We also have to somehow train the dogs to keep away from him. They like to gang up on him and Calicat and chase them through the house. And, both of the cats hate it when they do that as the dogs will nip at them when the cats just run.

Tomorrow is our appointment with the Idaho Dept of Insurance folks to figure out the best way for me to do my medical insurance from now on - whether to keep with the Dell plan and Medicare or to drop the Dell Plan and just continue with Medicare into the future. Our current Dell plan is very expensive, but might be good to keep as an option as most Medicare folks don't have another plan as an option. We have to get a handle on what the different Dell plan options are. Right now, we are on the highest level of service, and cost. Hopefully, we can work it all out tomorrow...

This weekend we had Roman, Pam's nephew, over to visit. We went to the movies, the races out at the local NASCAR track and they played WII in the meantime between events. Roman also loves to play with the animals when he is here.

We are picking up a few more dealers for our needles. Pam needs a little better understanding of the 'shop talk' and 'details' of the business before she gets too much further out there so we don't loose a lot of good prospects. I am sure she will pick it up fast as she is a quick learner.

Well, that is about all for this week. More to follow here in DaHo...