Some surprises: Jett needs about $1,000 worth of dental work and has a microchip.
The microchip was registered with a company that is no longer in business, but I was able to enroll him with a company that is well thought of, HomeAgain.
He hadn’t received a couple of vaccinations that we thought were important, so the vet administered them.
He’s gained a little weight since his last visit.
The vet had suggestions for helping us deal with his anxiety about separation. She strikes me as one of those who love animals but people, not so much. That’s okay: Ron and I agreed, we wish his medical provider were as concerned about him.
Ron had a wellness visit today and I was astonished at how peremptory it was. No questions about his memory or how his left leg is doing. Then again, maybe she did ask and he just didn’t remember.
I started loading software on the Remedy laptop this morning. Met with Andi to show her the new laptop. She was able to create an account with Microsoft for Remedy.
We attended a disappointing lecture and pizza lunch at Harper Center. I misread the notice: thought it was going to be about treatment of our water supply; instead it was mostly about home septic with a few references to municipal water treatment.
Helpful to learn that municipal waste water is being tested to track COVID now that medical and home testing has ended.
I did nothing this afternoon except snack and shop for ice cream. Ran into a fellow classmate from the McCann course at S&S. He said he’s “finally” got a job offer but not in a machine shop and is not sure what he’ll be doing. Wished him well!
Had a more productive evening, worked on the Remedy app. Disappointing news from Andi, Microsoft turned down her application. I suggested she ask them why.
Hid treats in the back yard for Jett; he found them. This was in lieu of “fetch”, the bugs were killing me.
Made a red cabbage and Swiss chard salad with a sweet/sour dressing. I loved it, Ron was polite but not very enthused.