Pandora's Casket

Thursday had quiet the scare. I had a pain in my chest that no matter how I moved or no matter what I did it did not want to go away. It finally went into my arm and the sensation was so horrific I knew it was time to go tot the ER like the kids were saying.

Once at the ER they proceeded to do EKG, blood tests and all the things that go along with it. Telling me finally tht they were 97% sure it was not a heart attack but wanted to put me in the hospital for observation. Taking the 'better safe than sorry' avenue it was an ambulance drive to Ball hospital. Which I didn't mind it due to being on morphine and nearly out of it any way.

I remained in the cardiac ICU until Friday late afternoon. My heart is fine which after doing the stress test I thought I was going to die. Evil test that is for sure. But was glad to hear that all was well. As for the pains they have no idea what are even where they are coming from and I have to go back in two weeks for more tests until they locate it. Not like having plasma mounts and just seeing it right away.

Now I am on a low cholesterol diet and taking meds for that. I can live with that part that is for sure.

Since the economy has slowed so much many online auction sellers could not keep up with the ever rising fees and TOS of the bay. A lot of really good sellers that I know left because when you compare the sales to all the fees that are being paid it is at times not worth it to stay and try to make money.

People are holding a little tighter to their money and remaining this way so sellers have to really think about paying those fees. Looking for other avenues to sell can be a hassle so I do believe that is why many stay on in hopes it will get better. Many will be on the look out for those free online auctions in order to help cut costs. It can be a hard decision to leave or even to stay.

Since last weekend was such a rush around Shay decided that this would be the weekend to celebrate Jeremy's b-day.

Everyone but Uncle Trevor was here to see the birthday boy to blow out his first candle. Did he do that? No, little Einstein sat in the middle of the table smiling at all around him and then shrinking away from the cake. Guess he thought it was a monster or something. Who knows. haha We all stood there for lord knows how long waiting for him to do something to the cake. It would have taken an industrial equipment operator to move him towards the cake to even touch it.

Next year will be the year he will surely have a lot of fun. But it was a fun time for us adults watching him