What About Pills Or Smoke On Mother's Day?
No big deal, then again, maybe it was!
Mother's Day - A trip to the river late! Picking up groceries for the grad party and Mother's Day picnic for today's date. I will pick up my pills that didn't come in the mail. But I had to go to the clinic to be given bail.
I spoke with two sons and two daughters today! And a few sister friends along the way. It was a good day!
Pills
No pills
To many spills
Not able to bill
No reason to sit still
Yes, I can mill
around the till
and fill
pills.
~
What did I learn?
Do not order pills to come in the mail
They can be delayed, and I have to get bail
instead of costing $40., it costs me $67.00
for 5 extra days of pills. That did burn!
It was enough to make me want to holler.
~
I learned this about pills -
To not fill my pill trays on Sunday
When I am out on Sunday, I have to wait until Monday
Or sit in a clinic with sick people. One who may have covid
others who had coughing for weeks already and did
think it was worse, and others who had other ills.
~
Smoke from fires -
When allergic to smoke, it is no joke
And it is not fun to have so much smoke
From a neighboring country that gives me a headache
and a stomach ache and a cough and backache
Well maybe the backache was from walking too much today
I should've gone home earlier before I had to walk and play
with the hubby, the grandkids, the great-grandkids, and another Dear.
But it was an overall fun day and only happens once a year!
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First published by Write Under the Moon on medium.com
About the Creator
Denise E Lindquist
Retired, working part-time as a Native American culture consultant. I have an MSE, and an ABD. I write on Vocal, and Facebook. Poetry, non-fiction mostly, and working on fiction. Wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother.
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