Here is Benjamin (a bit dark/tanned from being out in the sun) before boarding the Great Smoky Mountain train ride.
Safer in number - Mitchell, Benjamin and JoJo "riding" along in the Mayberry patrol car.
Last Friday (August 17th) I had another vertigo episode. The first time I experienced this strange feeling of "spinning" was a little over 2+ years ago and the second time was early last year. This time, the incident happened after a busy week with many meetings at work and also a few evening activities. I was feeling fine up to around 3:15 p.m. We had a 1:00 p.m. meeting and when the meeting was over, I got up from the chair and almost fell over. No one saw or even if they did, they probably thought I was just being clumsy. I managed to walk back to my office, but the dizziness combined with nausea and stomach pains continued. I decided to inform my supervisor and then call my husband to come and pick me up. Good thing CP was off that afternoon and just came home from a round of golf. We called my family doctor on the way home and went straight to Doc, expecting the worst. Of course, I felt so silly after the exam, Doc told me that it was just another episode of vertigo. I kept apologizing for keeping Doc and his assistant working past 5pm on Friday. When we got home, I was able to got rid of "lunch" or whatever that did not agree with my stomach and immediately felt better. After a few hours of rest, the dizziness went away. I took it easy the whole weekend, cancelled most of the plans and only attended the company picnic.
I am pleased to report that we won a prize from the picnic. It was a Cuisinart Countertop Cooking Slow Cooker. The Crock-pot comes with a 6.5 quart oval ceremic pot, glass lid, cooking rack, stainless steel housing with cooking time display, timer control, indicator lights for cooking and warming settings. A cookbook was also included. I am ready to do some serious cooking - haa haa!
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Glad to hear you are OK after the vertigo, but CH once told me vertigo is just a term to pin on something that the doctors could not determine the cause of. Yay for Benjamin!
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