Duck
Sarcastic remark goes here
No progress lately.
If it ain't rain, excessive wind (can't work with sheet metal panels in the wind) it's other stuff.
Monday was Memorial Day and Menards was closed.
Tuesday I took my dad to the ER where his hip pain was officially diagnosed as "hip pain"
Wednesday I took him to pick up his Norco and then go to the hospital to get my mom's cancer-related medical records to send to my aunt's oncologist, but right as I drove past the orthopedic place at 3:05 pm my dad remembered he had a 3:45 pm appointment there with the bone doctor. So I turned around and took him there, figuring 40 minutes wouldn't be enough time to get to the hospital and back, past 8 billion red lights.
That appointment was quick, they took him in early.
Got to the records office at 4:15 pm and they close at 4:30 and the chick there didn't seem to have a clue what she was doing. I had to actually explain to this adult woman in her 30's or 40's not once, but TWICE that my mom cannot sign the release form because she died 5 years ago, but her next of kin was right next to me and he can sign.
I'm gonna have to go back tomorrow and hopefully there will be a person there with an IQ higher than that of a goldfish.
If it ain't rain, excessive wind (can't work with sheet metal panels in the wind) it's other stuff.
Monday was Memorial Day and Menards was closed.
Tuesday I took my dad to the ER where his hip pain was officially diagnosed as "hip pain"
Wednesday I took him to pick up his Norco and then go to the hospital to get my mom's cancer-related medical records to send to my aunt's oncologist, but right as I drove past the orthopedic place at 3:05 pm my dad remembered he had a 3:45 pm appointment there with the bone doctor. So I turned around and took him there, figuring 40 minutes wouldn't be enough time to get to the hospital and back, past 8 billion red lights.
That appointment was quick, they took him in early.
Got to the records office at 4:15 pm and they close at 4:30 and the chick there didn't seem to have a clue what she was doing. I had to actually explain to this adult woman in her 30's or 40's not once, but TWICE that my mom cannot sign the release form because she died 5 years ago, but her next of kin was right next to me and he can sign.
I'm gonna have to go back tomorrow and hopefully there will be a person there with an IQ higher than that of a goldfish.
