He hasn't been in a whole lot of pain today, or if he was he didn't say, but he has slept a lot. I've just been waking him up to drink and eat some. He's falling into a weird sleep, actually. I guess it's all the meds! Like falling asleep in the middle of trying to tell me something, or sitting up to drink and then falling asleep while trying to get up. he he he....it's kind of funny sometimes. (I'm not mean! I have to find humor somewhere! Come on!!!)
So, other than that much of nothing that happened today there was just this one last thing that's totally blog worthy!!! Now this is exciting!....Warren said he would eat miso or egg drop soup so I got all excited and remembered where I saw a Japanese restaurant on the way home from church on Easter and went there tonight and ordered take-out. On the menu it said they had egg drop soup but with shredded chicken. I asked them to leave out the chicken and ordered two. (I got him Miso, too, just in case he couldn't do one or the other.) Got home, opened it up and...what in the heck was in that soup??? I asked them to leave out the shredded chicken but this chicken had balls at the end of the shredded chicken (or so I thought it was chicken). If you haven't seen my FB page someone solved the mystery for me, thank goodness! I was so freaked out I threw it all away. I did try it...had to...and the weird thing was it tasted like shredded chicken at the top but the bottom was rubbery. So weird! It ended up being something called enokitake mushrooms. What in the heck! Why would they put this is egg drop soup. Chicken was weird enough to put in it. (Sure wish I would've known that before I threw it all away!) I was seriously intrigued! I stared at it, picked at it and took pics of it for like 30 minutes. Have a good Thurday, y'all!!!
What would you think??? In soup! |
Poor Warren. I can only imagine how terrifying it must be to have that mask put on you. My heart aches for him. I so wish I could take his pain and fears away - if only! All I can do is pray that the Lord gives him the strengths he needs.
ReplyDeleteThat "chicken" does look rather strange - best you avoid any Japanese restaurants!
Praying and thinking of Yall and sending lots of well wishes. It's great to read the blog and read of not only your strength but of your strong will and sense of humor. Keep doing all the great things that you are doing and also your amazing strong faith. The day will come when you both are home and laughing about eating balls in your egg drop soup :)
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