Opinion: Daylight Saving
We went for a walk on Sunday evening after supper. It would have been easy to stay in the house — it was raining and cold and damp.
But it was the first day of daylight savings time and since having my chest split open and my heart tinkered with a few weeks ago, I try to get out whenever I can. Walking is good for me, I figure, a lot better than sitting around a cold house. (I can’t split firewood yet, so alas, no woodstove. The furnace heats the house just fine, but anyone who has a woodstove knows, furnace heat is not the same.)
As a notable aside, the nursing staff at the intermediate care unit of Logan Health Kalispell was outstanding. Standing out in particular were respiratory therapist Frank Sigler and nurse Brady Schultz. Frank came to the job with a passion I haven’t seen in years and Schultz and I just hit it off. Schultz is just a kid and worked the difficult night shift when I was there, but he really helped me out with some treatments that worked great.
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