The TaskRabbit guy came later than expected, but he did a good job of fixing your girl's broken bed and had a great sense of humor. Fio gave him the top rating and a good tip, but will not employ TR ever again simply because she doesn't want to deal with all the technology again. Instead, she'll hire one of the locals who, she hopes, will deal with her in person.
Going through all her medical records, Fiorella thanks it's a wonder she's still alive. Hurray for modern medicine! (On the other hand, we oldies are the ones clogging up the planet.)
Okay, Fio admits that she is wearing the same outfit that she had on yesterday, but her family members are the one only ones who saw it, and that pink shirt is so doggone cute, cute, cute!😊
The carpal tunnel is abating--whew--but not fast enough for your girl. Surely, modern medicine could figure out how to wave a magic wand and, in the twinkling of an eye, make her hand snap back to normal....
Thinking that after Fiorella has fulfilled most her medical appointments, she can use Cheriot to drive her around to the social engagements she wants to set up. Your girl used to be something of a Queen Bee, and as time progresses, could be again....she hopes.
Did Fio ever tell you that, in high school, she would buy a Hershey Bar for lunch, then retreat to the "study room" to finish off her homework? Of course, every now and the, the chocolate bit her back and she had to stay after to recite a poem or Latin conjugation that she hadn't quite memorized.
What is your girl watching on TV, you ask? The same as before--"Unfinished Sky," an Australian movie that utterly fascinates her with its symbolism. Try it--you'll either love it or hate it.
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