Cat food and food.

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A bit of research and a little comparing leaves me thinking that while Science Diet has excellent wet cat food, what it offers in dry cat food is not better than what I have. As well, the wet cat food I have chosen is better than Science Diet. The vet indicated that Science Diet does not change their ingredients, while other manufactures do and are allowed to do so as long as they return to the original recipe within a (rather long) period of time. In other words, many manufacturers cut corners. I know, a lot of fuss, especially for someone who may not need to worry for long, but this offers me a challenge. The price difference is negligible, probably depending upon where I shop as much as anything. I think I will be sticking with my picks as long as it is mine to choose. Which means one more change of wet food. The girls are already on the new dry food. Hopefully, in time, Sassy will be... rectified.

I am also considering getting back into the storage of foods. Just a little bit. I have, again, eaten most of my short term stocks. What I have of long term storage still is not stored properly. I do not wish to bring too much in, but it would be good to have enough for myself for at least a few months. Should anyone end up coming to tend my final business, I am sure they would be pleased to only have to shop for perishables. I can't go getting all fancy on this, and might end up going more with #10 cans of freeze dried foods, an assortment of canned meats, more beans and rice, and a few curiosities as I like to call fruits, vegetables, and irregular items. Plus, if I continue to have difficulty getting to the store, I at least have something in the house. Oh, soups too I suppose. I just had a can of chicken noodle. Little as I liked it, a little food does the body good. Everything tastes extremely salty though, perhaps because I am dehydrated, perhaps because my organs aren't getting rid of the right stuff fast enough.

I have reconsidered calling my doctor. I don't want to be begging for help. Often, when dealing with the government, help is not what you will get or not what you thought it should be. I am simply going to have to suffer through and hope. Since I am up and mostly both mobile and functional, I am going to begin a search for someone to tend the lawn for a bit. I am also going to call Dillon, make another business call, and check to see if I have all the paperwork necessary for another business claim.

My stomach feels like I have been in a fist fight with a fighter who held his own for a bit and knew what he was doing. My fever comes and goes, my legs are still freezing, and I still feel ill. And? No, I have to try and push through. I need to get to what I can do and pray about everything else. On another note, Sassy has been just loverly since returning from the vet. She has wanted to be around me all the time. I guess meeting other people who do odd and weird things to her has shown her that papa isn't such a bad hairless ape after all. *grins*

Later!