Today

Until today I have wondered what I would say on a blog. My life seems to be full of unexpected occurences so I decided to share. First of all I love life. I try to look at each experience as a learning oppurtunity, however when things happen you kind of wonder what the hell is happening. Example: today work on time(a struggle not the job just being on time) On the way I felt as though something with my car may not be exactly right. Ignore it will go away. Make it to work. I am not in the car again until 3:30. I have an appt. across town 4:00 did not want to cancel because very hard to reschedule. This is a program offered by the University Of Kentucky for ovarian screening, free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome and very lucky to have this available to us. Certain guidelines apply (must be 50 or family history(the first is my entrance into this wonderful experience) everything is healthy(that they could find, the ovaries have a way of shrinking with age. Doesn't everything) Did I mention I love life????????? I leave my appointment heading for home and a fun night with my husband and friends. In traffic the guy behind me is flagging his arms and trying to get someones attention. Could it be me????? Want to think he is flirting, but he is telling me my tire is low. I pull on to a street I am not familiar with, but sure it would lead me to a safe haven until someone (my husband) could get there to help me. I back into a spot on an unknown street hitting curb and completely knocking tire off of rim. I sat patiently waiting for my knight in shining armour to rescue me. I didn't mention the running into curb, do you think he knew? He is a great guy and must really love me to put up with all my antics(none of which I plan). He changed my tire. I drove home on the play tire that was in my trunck. He gave me special instructions before we headed home. Do not go over 60 mph. This was very hard for me. I am so thankful to be home. I was able to have dinner with friends and played it off as if it was a normal evening(it was for me) Until next time. Rosie