Rolling lox and stickin' a toothpick in each one

That's where I was for an hour or so this morning. My friend Suzie, visiting from New York, helped inspect the lettuce and wash it, I laid the lettuce on the platters, and she and I both rolled and visited. It was so nice to have uninterrupted time with Suzie, I can't remember the last time that happened.

This afternoon I picked up Ginna's parents from the SF Airport. They're staying a number of days after the wedding (this Sunday), so I'm sure to see them again.

I seem to keep waking up with aches and pains, and I find my head often bent over to the right when I'm not thinking about it.

I saw my prescribing psychiatrist this week, and he suggested I take my nighttime meds (mostly to go to sleep and stay asleep) earlier in the evening so I can fall asleep smoothly. It had become progressively more difficult to fall asleep, I'd fight it and then have miserable dreams.

Heshy and I are alone together this Shabbat, we had blintzes for dinner and plan to lay out his shul clothes before he goes to bed. Wish me luck.