I hope that's all it is, -t. It's sure scary when it first happens. At this stage, I only have the problem once or twice a year, usually first thing in the morning.

Mostly I can just sit there with my eyes closed for a few minutes and the little particles in my ear settle down. If that doesn't work, I'll do the Epley Maneuver once or twice and that will clear things up.

Good luck!

Timelies all!

There was snow falling as I got to work this morning. Flurries, and not sticking, but still...

Yikes, -t. And other vertigans. Good luck!

I wish I had someone to get a drink with after work, but I don't. So instead I'm drinking wine and eating dumplings at home.

That sounds pretty good, Jesse.

I mean, there are worse things.

I didn't provide an update on my dad, did I? He's home today. Every test came back normal, so it wasn't a stroke or messed-up sodium levels. When I talked to him last night, he said he remembered getting his nighttime meds out, opening a cabinet for a glass, turning away, and then turning back and whacking into the cabinet door. Given that all the tests were normal, and that whacking your head can make you pass out, I think that was the culprit.

I'm glad it was nothing awful, but whacking his head and passing out is still scary. Sheesh, dad.

Ah, men of a certain age.

My mom is really bad at asking for help from me too. She wants to keep everything private!

My Congresswoman, Louise Slaughter, just died. She has been my congresswoman seemingly forever and I really liked her. I haven't heard of any other democrat that popular here, especially after weird redistricting to split the democrats in the city.

I wondered if you were in her district, Sophia. She was quite the trail blazer.

Oh, whacking Into a door. Yeah, that'll do it. And, yes, still scary. Not sure exactly what to hope for,, Tep, but better?

Sorry to hear that, Sophia. Hope a good successor steps up.