Yesterday started out like most others. Up early and on my way to town to get grain. There was FAR more traffic than other mornings where I am out of the house by 4:30am...

There was some nice colors to the clouds though.

2 and a partial barrel to load up which went quickly.

The city was still kinda quiet except for the emergency response that happened a few block away.

Loaded and headed for home.

The sunrise was nifty with the clouds obscuring it.

Stopped for gas on the way home.

Another crazy stage of the Giro, this time the cobbles at the end were the downfall, literally, of a number of riders at the front.

More rain made for more carnage.

My new bottles in their cages.

Hive account@stryeyz ended up heading to the ER and I then followed her in not too much later, getting there just before she was called back to a room. As her test results came back it was determined that she was to get transferred to Spokane for a procedure. They sent her by ambulance, low priority ambulance, and I had to head home to pickup R after STEM club.

I got her bag packed and ready then after picking him up the boys and I headed down to the hospital. We got food on the way, then had to figure out the hospital layout to get to the right part to find her.

Thankfully no surgery, just a procedure that will happen this morning sometime which I will be there for. WE stayed until after 6:30 when it was time to get headed home given the boys have school today.

The hallways are sooooo long.

Boys to school this morning then I will head down to the hospital to be there for her stone removal procedure then to hopefully bring her home not long after. It's crazy how hospital time feels... Unfortunately will miss R's spring concert at school most likely but he understands the circumstances. Thankfully I did not schedule any jobs this week.