I love Maria like one loves a 2-year old child. She can be so exasperating at times...she's a bit of a hypochondriac and I'm trying to reassure her that she isn't diabetic (she walks 2-3 miles a day, eats well, and is thin).
Went with Maria to get blood work done this morning. Again, a lot of waiting. I cannot wait to get back to the US and have people meet me ON TIME again.
Update: Yet again, the slug known as Acxa, has stalled our surgery
plans. I had missed all my classes so that I could get all these appointments
for Maria attended to, and to have the first surgery before I depart next Wed.
The doctor had said that if Maria’s tests turn out okay (which they are – I
collected the lab results this morning) she could have the surgery done next
Monday. Acxa has refused to let Maria take the day off on Monday on the grounds
that there are a bunch of new arrivals to the house. Bull-fucking-shit. Acxa
could easily hire a replacement for the day (there is a nice friend of Maria’s
who takes over for her when Maria is absent), or if she is indeed more than
just a vegetable, she could lift her finger and do something for once. She is a vegetable (I picture a giant gourd :))–
she doesn’t use her brain or body at all. She sleeps till 10a, goes to
“therapia” (i.e. massage) after breakfast, returns for a late lunch, naps in
the afternoon, watches TV the rest of the time until 1 am or so, then goes to
bed. Repeat.
After discussing things with Maria, we think it is best for
me not to confront Acxa about this and just let the surgery take place a week
later. I have assurances from Maria that she will do the surgery – my fear is
that Acxa will keep coming up with reasons to not let Maria take the day off
for her surgery. I will be calling Maria regularly after the operation (the
tentative date is 8 Aug).
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