FEBRUARY 2016 Dinner / Meals

Crybaby wrote:

UNCLE JIMMY wrote:

Niagara Visitor wrote:Maybe all he needs is a little chemical help to control his anger?

He is as sweet as an angel in the nursing home. Always joking with the help, and especially the women. He's a flirt. His Brother ( Tina's uncle that lives an hour away, ( 93 y/o )....went to see him and talk to him.
He scolded him for abusing Tina #1, for saying she is lying about her being sick.

Plus the place is spotless, and beautiful, and the food is great. He told him, "you have no cause to complain!"

Here is the site....

https://www.hotgs.org/

I just can't picture him CONTINUING to be nice.  If being sweet comes so easy to him, he's even worse than I thought being so unkind to Tina AND to you, Jimmy.  Does he know what it's costing him in the home?  Of course, lots of cheap people aren't so cheap with themselves, just with others.  

I just can't think kindly of him nor be glad for him -- he was so ugly to you guys.  And I remember Tina driving to his house on a regular basis bringing him meals for his freezer and other goodies BEFORE y'all let him move in with you.  But then what can you say about a man who not only denies his elderly wife proper medical care but was too cheap to go to his own mother's funeral -- and too much of a dirtbag to admit the truth but rather blames his wife for his not being able to go.  What a self-centered old buzzard he is.  I'm so glad you two are free of his everyday presence; besides being such a demand on you physically, I would find his nasty behavior really depressing on a daily basis...

Barbara101 wrote:Sounds like a great dinner . Tina does need to walk it does help . My guess by Monday she will be baking a cake !!!

Bugster2 wrote:She needs to walk, not only to get the gas moving but to make sure she doesn't get any clots in her legs.

NormM wrote:Wishing all the best for her, Jimmy.

Bugster2 wrote:No bending or straining but keep her moving.

UNCLE JIMMY wrote:

Bugster2 wrote:No bending or straining but keep her moving.

Yeah! .... I'm sure, when she gets home....she will lay down and sleep.
Can't blame her, because she got NO sleep in the hospital.

Glad we bought the recliner ( for the uncle ) that raises the body up high, to get in and out of it without straining.

I just want her to be like a queen, and let others take care of HER  for a change.

Crybaby wrote:

UNCLE JIMMY wrote:

Bugster2 wrote:No bending or straining but keep her moving.

Yeah! .... I'm sure, when she gets home....she will lay down and sleep.
Can't blame her, because she got NO sleep in the hospital.

Glad we bought the recliner ( for the uncle ) that raises the body up high, to get in and out of it without straining.

I just want her to be like a queen, and let others take care of HER  for a change.

You two are lucky to have one another.  And it's so sweet that your kids have been helping out, too, Jimmy.  I'm praying for both of you.  And, yes, there's nothing like coming home.  Hospitals are no place to go to rest, that's for sure.  Even if they were, everyone sleeps better at home (like Dorothy said, There's no place like home.  Don't worry, 'cause I won't call you Auntie Em!

Thanks for the prayers.....

There is no place like home...you are right.
Now...if you want to pick a character from the Wizard of Oz, I would match up to... The Scarecrow! ... Fits me to a tee! ... I need a brain; now that age is reducing my mental capabilities. LOL.