Visiting hours

Quick update!
 I'm sorry I forgot to put the times up to come and visit M.  If you could come by between 9&11am and again at 4-6pm. That gives her a nice nap window!
Thanks!!
Matt

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  1. xerbylimeFebruary 13, 2019 at 5:58 AM

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  2. xerbylimeFebruary 13, 2019 at 6:06 AM

    My extra high-risk window for infection & stroke lasts through Monday the 18th. So I'm on super-light duty until then. Visitors are a very welcome distraction, I just don't last all too long. Come Monday, I'm hoping I'll be ready for some short mellow wanders in good company.

    Please come hungry & thirsty! We have tons of food & there's few things I love more than enjoying coffee/tea with friends. (I'm on the decaf train for at least another week, butI will still hook you up with the good stuff- promise!)

    My phone is silenced a good 99% of the time, so call & text away & know you are not interrupting anything; I will get back to you when I'm up for it & awake. I love my people. You make my heart whole & have been such an important part of navigating all of this craziness.

    I'm already dreaming of rallying any fine folks that are interested in joining me at a little place called "Bridger Brewing" for some (ginger) beer & pizza Tuesday the 19th to celebrate my newly upgraded freedom- time TBD. I'll update as those plans come together, but it's a tradition & I'm already looking forward to it! It'll be a little weird to go without a ski or run first, but I think I'll get over it ;)

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