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Benitin y Eneas by Pierre S. De Beaumont and Bud Fisher for June 28, 2012
June 27, 2012
June 29, 2012
Hello, vagabounds.My cousin the insurance agent came and suprevised the organization of my bedroom before the nurse who evaluated longtime care came. I can take care of myself in spite of my disabilities (asthma, metal rod and artificial hip, etc.) – in fact that morning I walked at least a 1/4 mile each way to and from the supermarket. He made me throw out a lot of stuff that I didn’t wanna part with and had me hide my shirts that I hung on the door put in my closet. I resisted throwing out some things and explained why I needed to hold onto them, but allowed him to throw out a lot of my empty cardboard boxes – I iove boxes – they make excellent containers, but I allowed him to throw out the flimsy cardboard ones that weren’t holding anything. In the end, I love the way my room looks! there’s so much space in my room now
In the end, the nurse who interviewed me wasn’t interested in seeing my room. I guess she was interested in seeing that I don’t at present need any care – I’m concerned with what will happen should I get alzheimers or a stroke – my apt. is the perfect place to be should I be disable – better than a nursing home – especially with the 2nd bathroom inside my bedroom.