Cold Clips.

As we had to travel out of town today, we could record neither M.’s weight, nor her temperature. We dashed off after a cup of tea and a bowl of cereal to catch the train to Wappinger Falls. There, we each had a big slice of a bad pizza with a meat topping.  Back home, for dinner, we baked some store-bought fish sticks, which we had with a bunch of lettuce and a bowl of ramen. On arrival, at Grand Central, M. felt weak and thought that she’d get dizzy. We nibbled on a packet of M&M’s on the train.

It appears M. is mildly heavier. At the doctor’s office, she weighed 151 pounds. Her temperature is normal: 97.9 Fahrenheit.  Breakfast. A cup of tea; a bowl of cereal.  Snack.  A cup of yogurt.  I don’t recall what we had for dinner.

M. has a normal body temperature of 97.8. She weighs 146.5 pounds. Breakfast. A cup of tea; a bowl of cereal; a slice of toast; a boiled egg; a roasted tomato. Snack.  Hot Pocket. Dinner.  Chicken lasagna in a skillet; a wedge of lettuce; a glass of lemonade.

This morning, M. had a body temperature of 97.5 and a weight of 148 pounds. Breakfast. A cup of tea; a bowl of cereal; toast, topped with Nutella and banana. Snack.  A rod of jerky. Dinner. Salmon, in garlic-butter sauce; roasted green beans; rice; a glass of coconut water.

M. weighs 146 pounds and her body temperature is 97.5 Fahrenheit. Breakfast. A cup of tea; a bowl of cereal; a crostini, topped with scrambled egg, cheese and green bell pepper.  Dinner.  Stir-fry chicken-and-broccoli. 

M. had a follow-up visit with her doctor. On our way back, we stopped by Panera Bread for a quick bite, where we had a roasted turkey and caramelized kale panini.  Dinner.  Hot Pockets.  M. has been asked to record her weight and temperature. At the doctor's office, she weighed 148 pounds.