Getting Back to Normal at Last!

My colonoscopy went perfectly, again.  I had no polyps, no problems, nothing.  I was told to return in five years to do it again.

That's all you want to hear after one of those.

I have to praise the Osceola Regional Medical Center.  I never had a colonoscopy in a hospital before, or one in Florida before, but it was a fine experience, as these kinds of experiences go.  The people were all wonderful.  The place was clean, organized, on top of everything.  I would not hesitate to use that hospital in the future if necessary.  Mark said the same thing about his two experiences in their ER, also.

I told the doctor about the five days of diarrhea that I had just before the prep day, but he did not find anuything during the procedure.  Hopefully, whatever it was is over and things are finally going to get back to normal.

In a few minutes, Mark and I are going to do something we have never done before.  We are going to COSTCO!  We were never members of any of those kinds of clubs in Maryland, but we joined BJs once we moved here because they came out to Solivita and gave us a great deal, and it's also closer than COSTCO.  Today we are meeting Al and Barbara at the closest COSTCO because they are members and can get us in as guests.  Our plan is to check out the selection of kosher foods to see if it's worth the money and the extra 20 minute drive to go to COSTCO instead of BJs.  I'll let you know.

Meanwhile, here are some more pictures from the last weekend at Boardwalk.

View from our balcony

Sitting on the boardwalk and enjoying the view never gets old.

Loved the elephants at the pool.

Dressed and ready to head out to the wedding.

Beautiful window details in the wedding pavilion.

First to arrive means first choice of seats.

Mother of the bride, Mindy, after lighting a candle on the altar.

The groom walking up the aisle

Bride Mariya with her dad coming up the aisle.

The beautiful ponies pulling the Cinderella coach.

We threw rose petals on the happy couple as they exited the pavilion and headed to the coach.

Loved the table titles!

Signing the guest book.

Mark with his Uncle Pinky and Aunt Esther, the groom's grandparents.

First dance.  Very athletic and obviously well-rehearsed.  It was adorable.

At their sweetheart table.

Groom Craig with Mark, Pinky, and Esther.

Mother-son dance

Mark and me with cousin Michael, the groom's uncle.