Happy President's Day today, where we honor all of our presidents, from Washington to Trump.
On Saturday, my family and I celebrated Valentine's Day at a local restaurant in our old neighborhood, am eatery we hadn't been to in a year or two.
The prices went sky-high, of course, the service was poor, the food was OK but not anything to write home about, and based on these factors, I don't think we will be going back there anytime soon.
The place was packed, so I am sure the restaurant did well that day, but they probably won't be seeing my money in the future.
Prior to that, my son had his bowling league, and again, he led his team to victory, and his team is in first place as we speak.
They are on President's Day break next Saturday, so they won't be bowling again for two weeks, but the team really poured it on on Saturday morning, and they top the league right now.
Let's see if they can keep it going through June, when the league ends.
They won it all a few years ago, so perhaps they can do it again.
Otherwise, this past weekend was pretty quiet, really nothing with nothing.
Today, I have to clean off the snow from my car as I prepare for a catscan, which I am looking forward to like getting the plague, but it all leads up to an appointment with my urologist in early March.
I have had some problems in that area over the past nearly year and a half, and I hope that this time, I get a clean bill of health and can move on with my life.
I have had a tough nearly 18 months in the urological area, but finally, all my processes have seemed to return to normal.
I was the one out of a million where these processes didn't bounce back as quickly as they should have, but right now, I can happily say that I am much better in those areas, so this catscan is simply a precaution to make sure nothing is brewing where it shouldn't be.
Baseball is roaring back onto the scene, so while there really isn't much to watch on TV right now--I have zero interest in the Olympics--that will end really soon, when Spring Training games are set to air.
After a pretty wild winter, baseball means one thing--
Warm weather is right around the corner, and I can't wait for all of this snow to melt away.
We have a solid patch of ice on part of our terrace, and I have to tell you, each day it seems to get a little bit smaller, melting away under the warmer temperatures we have had lately.
The snow we just got won't help, but ...
I just cannot wait to go out on the deck and do some barbecuing ...
But first, we have to get through the remainder of February, all of March and at least half of April to get to that point.
I hope that by then, my medical worries will be minimal, and I can get back to doing what I want to do and enjoy doing, which is enjoying my apartment and the fact that we are the only people who live here who have their own terrace.
I like to feel like the lord of the manor, even if we really aren't ... we just got lucky in getting this deck.
That is what we all need, a little luck, and in between all the horrors of the past few years, I have to say that a little luck has been mixed in in very small doses.
So I have learned to take it as it comes, and I think that is something we all have to do to get through this crazy and bizzaro world that we currently live in.
No, I don't have a four-leaf clover to pin my hopes on--and we are still a few weeks away from St. Patrick's day at that--but as we start the week, when I get my catscan, I am going to be thinking positive thoughts--
And maybe, just maybe, my dreams will come true.
I am nearly 69 years of age ...
The time has come.

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