Golf 'n Stuff

Yesterday was not a good day health wise. I had fallen into the weakness the night before and woke up knowing it was not going away in a hurry. I had to cancel my scheduled mammogram for which I was already overdue so not good.
I spent much of the day in bed. I got up to fix my meals and do some time on the computer and also to watch some of the golf.
Today I woke up feeling OK. This congestive heart failure seems to manifest differently from day to day. I am only now at 3 p.m. beginning to feel a bit tired. I spent a lot of time resting this morning because I am expecting Dorothy to come for a visit in half an hour and wanted to have some energy for that.
Golf was not at all exciting today. There were some golfers who had good scores but the lead is still -8. Phil had a miserable day. He was as high as 13 at -4 as the result of an eagle. But he wound up at E and in 39th place. I had hoped he could at least stay ahead of Tiger but even Tiger came in in red figures at -1. It has not been a good season for Phil despite coming in second at the British.
Christy was out very early for her tennis and then went to check on the progress on the floor finishing at her house. Things coming along nicely. She has been out again since 11:30 to have her hair colored.
She is just now coming back and greeting the dogs.
I have had the munchies today and must not be too indulgent as I am happy with the weight I am at.
I do focus on getting in a lot of protein so am surprised as I relate the munchies to too many carbs.
Dorothy is back from six weeks away, two in NY and 4 in England so it will be very nice to see her and hear about all that she has been experiencing.
Good to have some energy today. One day at a time.
One quick comment on Marth creating a new blog. She called it Fondant Martha and it is about the figure Sara made to sit on Marth's retirement cake. I am thrilled that she is writing again as I have always seen her as a big talent. I became her first Follower today and look forward to more of her tales of Fondant Martha.