Only a few more days in San Francisco and we have quite a view!

Great Heart Tonic: For patients suffering from heart disorders, buy viagra in canada the antioxidant properties in red panax ginseng is highly beneficial. Behavior modification therapy no rx levitra is one way therapists teach you how to treat panic disorders . Spending more family time and giving more attention to the cheap viagra samples http://www.glacialridgebyway.com/windows/Holly%20Skogen.html child will help reduce the anxiety. Here, no medicine works then only a person or cialis canada generic a child. In the morning it took a while to get somethings out of David that he wanted me to post about.  First, while we were in Palm Springs, we went into the pool, which was great for David.  He was pretty nervous at first, but I think enjoyed the freedom of knowing he wasn’t going to fall.  We did exercises and just splashed around. Getting in and out was a breeze too, aside from the coolness of the air!  That was quite a shock!  The Westin here in San Francisco has a bathroom that is designed really well for us, and David is doing all of the work getting to the toilet and the bath.  Even beyond the bathroom, his getting up and out of bed and into the wheelchair or started walking, he needs very little help from me.  “Look Ma, no hands” is my line now!  When he starts back with Occupational Therapy, I will talk to them about more work with dressing and see if we can gain some more independence there and in bathing.

This morning we strolled to LabCorp to get blood drawn, and had breakfast along the way near Union Square.  It is great to be in this area where we can walk to almost anything we would want.  Afterwards, we came back to the hotel and I made some calls for Drs appointments, etc.  Then, off to Les Mis and I can’t say I hated it.  First, I was prepared to cringe at Russell Crowe singing, but while it was all transposed, his performance was fine, and most of the rest were good to great, but I thought the film was very static.  If there was one more long closeup shot of someone singing, I thought I might die.  What is amazing is how cinematic the stage show was, and the movie was so stagey.  I kept waiting for the sweep and visual drama, and it was not until the end that we got any.  All in all, at the end of the movie, I was in tears, so it did work on some level, but I think that the score did most of the heavy lifting.  Tonight we went out to a local Italian restaurant called Pazzia, which was very good.  Again, Theo was a quiet and entertaining table mate.  Then back to the room, and we were out before Project Runway was getting heated up.  Tomorrow we head up to Napa.  The house that I liked so much has been sold, but we are looking it anyway, just in case it falls through, and at one other house, and going to Mumms for a tasting!