Aw, poor Tim. Drink the weird tasting Boost! I hope this phase is over soon and does not get worse.

Maybe you could zhuzh up the Boost with some other ingredients and one of these: [link] Or include it in a milkshake?

I have successfully picked up my new glasses! Costco has gone to a locker and QR code model and I couldn't find the right door for a while. I did eventually see it, but after all that I sped off without circling back to the food court for a hot dog so I had to console myself with In-n-out on the way back to the office.

Or include it in a milkshake?

I've suggested adding it to smoothies -- my experience with smoothies is that enough berries will cover the taste of just about anything. I'm trying to not be too much of a nagging wife, while still trying to keep him as healthy as possible. Although if any situation calls for nagging, it's keeping him healthy.

That ice cream maker looks cool, though!

I have successfully picked up my new glasses! Costco has gone to a locker and QR code model and I couldn't find the right door for a while.

The irony, of course, being that if you had your new glasses, you would have been able to find the right door immediately.

I had an eye exam in June or July and then all the cancer stuff happened, and I have still not gotten around to getting new glasses yet.

My list of stuff still to be done that have been postponed because of cancer shenanigans: new glasses, colonoscopy, cat to the vet, Corolla to the dealer for yearly maintenance. That's not too bad of a list, I guess.

The irony, of course, being that if you had your new glasses, you would have been able to find the right door immediately.

That would be funnier, but the truth of the matter was that there was a whole block of lockers to the left that I didn't notice was there and I don't think better glasses would have helped!

That is not too bad of a list, considering. Pretty on top of things of you to be able to make the list, actually; I hope you are able to cross stuff off of it before too long

That is not too bad of a list, considering. Pretty on top of things of you to be able to make the list, actually; I hope you are able to cross stuff off of it before too long

I echo this sentiment

So much healing and sufficient calorie ~ma to Tim. And handling it all ~ma to you. Caring for people is challenging!

New glasses -- always fun, somehow. I should probably get an eye exam this year.

Just back from dentist - a new new one because of insurance changes. I like her and the hygienist a lot, yay. Need two fillings replaced, and one will now need a crown. Don't love that part so much, but what can you do?

That ice cream maker looks cool, though!

I have a similar one and its been a lot of fun. Maybe you could forget the boost and just experiment with high-calorie high-nutrition ice cream. Use Fairlife and Greek Yogurt and Avocados and the like.

Looks like high calorie hummus and high calorie oatmeal are also vegetarian friendly "things" with a bunch of recipes. And there's vegetarian collagen now made with eggshell membranes [link]

Maybe you have a temporary "nagging" license. Like, officially state that when it comes to caloric intake for the next X weeks you get to be a bit intense. His appetite is shot. Arguably, making up that gap for a spell is part of the "in sickness" aspect of the gig.

Maybe you could forget the boost and just experiment with high-calorie high-nutrition ice cream. Use Fairlife and Greek Yogurt and Avocados and the like.

We do have Fairlife milk (which was initially in the fridge for me, in an attempt to get more protein in my diet while on Zepbound) and Greek yogurt. We do have a shortage of avocados, but I know TJs sells frozen sliced (or halved) avocados that would be easy to throw into smoothies.

Maybe you have a temporary "nagging" license. Like, officially state that when it comes to caloric intake for the next X weeks you get to be a bit intense. His appetite is shot. Arguably, making up that gap for a spell is part of the "in sickness" aspect of the gig.

Yeah, I'm thinking I have to throw my general non-interventionist policy* out the window and keep up the nagging about getting the calories in. (All I can picture now is Mrs. Santa Claus telling Skinny Santa that he needs to eat in...I think it was Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer? Eat, papa, eat!)

*(My non-interventionist policy extends to buying yet more shoes, bringing home tools and machine parts for purposes unspecified, and rigging up "more efficient" ways to [fill in the blank]. But when it comes to his physical well-being, I guess I can bust out the strongarm.)