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Calgary trip

 Kim has a procedure up in Calgary 

We get driving in a rain storm 🤢, this is the second time ive taken Kim up in stormy weather for this appointment.  Kim was thankful I took her and got me some ice coffees on our way.  A nice treat from her.

Made my morning easier

All cause there’s a doctor shortage in a specialty doctors. A few years ago they were here how did that ever change….



Balsamic vinegar’s Yahoo 

Three different kinds, I got lemon, cucumber and Cascadian wild raspberries. Cause we went to Calgary,  they do ship but this was a fun treat.

Originally I wanted to get peach 🍑 instead,

I got my mom the last bit of apricot balsamic vinegar.

I think they’re popular.


My dad said put it in carbonate mineral water and it was very good 👍  I decided to pick up some for me as well.

A huge case of carbon water since my foot has been cramped up with pain. I think walking in sandals 🩴 did it.  But that’s cause I’ve not been eating right also.  It’s my excuse to eat better.

Get my minerals I need regularly that coffee depletion does. Got a case for the house to go with my balsamic vinegar 😔 hopefully lose weight not drinking pop  😔 anyway I'm excited for the drink 🍻



I buzz my head with an electric shaver.  I'd use to just buzz it with a trimmer, but that made hair clean up a pain.  So I'm now working with a 🪒 that's electrical and can do my face and head 🗣️.


Looks much better 😉 I think and more closer of a cut.  I'd shave my face with razors but not my head.


I got a photo of the family motorcycle 🏍️ and made a puzzle 🧩 🤔 for family members birthday 🥳 I had to take it apart cause it was tedious to do it.  I should come part easier now that it’s been taken apart once I’m hoping.  The puzzle looks good quality for being customer made but that means no 📦 


Lots of driving lately, drive for work, drive to Calgary, ride a motorcycle 🏍️ it’s lots of Driving/Riding….


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