Is low blood pressure a side-effect of your meds?

Not that I know of. But I have a migraine specialist appointment tomorrow. In the meanwhile I will be getting up very very slowly.

Well, not the immediate meanwhile. In the immediate I will be lying down again and going in to work somewhat late.

I will volunteer to take the next few days off from work to see if I can find the weekend.

Hmmm. That sounds like a two or more person job though.

Wow. I guess it's a good thing I wasn't in Chicago this weekend: [link]

Ack, ita. I hope there are no more falls for you.

Steph, when I first moved into a place with no linen or bathroom closets several years ago I bought a Wal-Mart wooden shelf tower similar to this for towels and such and have been happy with it ever since.

That's a perfect size, though due to pet-hair issues, I think any storage we get will need to have doors. But I'm sure I can find something similar to that one, with doors.

Steph - my parents just bought this one: [link]

And I saw this one yesterday and it looks nice assembled: [link]

(I'm sure you'd find one without me, but I am not wanting to work today.)

Plus, it's like getting a whole new space to play with and decorate and gradually take over!

Sort of like Poland!!!!

(Congrats, Tep)

Thanks for the anniversary wishes!

October 25 sounds like a lovely day for a wedding and anniversary to me.

Congrats, Teppy!

Yikes, ita--how scary.

A great morning LOLcat.

congratulations Susan and Dylan

Liese - according to The Virgin Homeowner you should budget 1 to 2 % of the houses value for repairs per year. Obviously in a new house that should not be the case and in my old house I haven't spent anything near that. ( The same book suggests doing what I do - making the separate account as a more practical approach). I'd say we spend between 2 - 3000 a year, but we have a lot of cosmetic work to do.

We refinished the living room floor ourselves, while living in th e house. O f course this is California,and we moved the furniture outside.