A Stitch in Time

I finally had the 14 stitches removed from my last skin cancer procedure on my shoulder. Now we get back to “normal”. The previous facial surgery left me with a black eye. The black eye still hasn’t totally disappeared. It might just be my imagination, but the incidence of skins surgeries seems to be on the increase. The clinic I first visited around 1990, now has over 20 locations in the “valley”.
I finished my turbo-tax exercise over the weekend and should be ready to file my federal and state taxes. I still mail the forms versus e-mailing. Call it old fashion. I am looking for a loan because I need to pay into the federal coffers. Has anybody body got any extra money laying around?
Grandson Mitchell is playing a basketball tournament in Kaukauna in March. It is amazing the distances that the basketball teams travel for a tournament. I think the dates are March 10-11.
Great-grandson number 1 has reached birthday number 1. Happy Birthday Aayon (? I hope I got the spelling right).
There is hope. The days are getting longer. We’ve had more than our fair share of 40 degree days. Next week March begins. Can Spring be far behind?
Love,
Dad