Showing posts with label TV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TV. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

I think winter is here

We've had snow, cold winds, rain, and frost in October. It may snow tomorrow night with rain predicted for the rest of the week. Yuk.

I've been staying at Dad's off and on for several weeks, since he fell. He seems quite tippy still and we want someone to be there to help him up if he falls again. Rob is there tonight, and Tooty and Oni are visiting, as well. I've been a bit under the weather today, but am feeling better even now. It is a difficult time right now. He has chemo again on Thursday. His beautiful white hair is almost gone now and he is so sad about that. We'll know if this new chemo is working when we get the numbers on Thursday. He is fighting the good fight, but it's taking a lot out of him. He needs a lot of rest these days. He is eating very well. I've been eating very well. He needs the weight. I, on the other hand, do not. But I will keep cooking for him in an attempt to fatten him up. Or at least keep him from fading away.

I have been alone here in my little farm house in paradise for almost two years, but that solitary life will end soon. Mom is coming to live with me. It is difficult for her to pack and move and downsize. It's a brave thing for her to do. I've been moving books into my room, trying to make space for her couch, book cases, and pretties. And TV. Wow. I'm going to have to watch myself with that. TV is such a time sucker. I haven't had a TV for some 5 years. I watch it at Dad's now, but when people talk about shows or commercials, I haven't got a clue what they are talking about.

In the positive column, work is going well, Mom is moving up here, I'm writing poetry again, and we'll be getting firewood next Saturday for the winter. Yes, many good things are happening.

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

FINALLY

I was offered a job at Wenatchee Valley College today as an "Interactive Television Operator." They do a bunch of classes that are sent to other campuses in Washington and they need someone to man (or woman?) the cameras, mics, and electronic board. I have experience on a board for radio. Don't know a thing about this TV deal, but I'm confident that I can learn quickly. It's a part-time gig and that's ok. It'll give me time to do some massage as well. And there is a chance it may go full time (read benefits) which would make me very happy. I'm excited. I start tomorrow at 9:00. And I can wear jeans, a t shirt, and sandals. Does it get any better than this?

I am doing the happy dance tonight. Then I'm going to bed. Didn't sleep well last night. Too nervous. I'll be dancing in my dreams.