The sleep apnea machine has a little disk in it, so the doctor can tell exactly how much I have used it and whether it is leaking or not. I went to his office yesterday morning, after a walk with Ray. In the time I have had it, I have not worn it 4 hours a single time. 3 hours once. They asked me questions, like, "are you still snoring?" "How much better do you feel now?" I could not really answer them. I don't know if I still snore. I didn't feel bad to start with. Not surprisingly, he wants me to use it more. He offered a sleeping pill. I said, "I don't need a sleeping pill. I usually turn it off in my sleep." Then some spray for my nose, which I really don't want to use. I tried to do better last night; I don't know how long it was, though, before I took it off. My nose is stuffy and my mouth and lips are dry. I will try again before I use the spray.

I went to the drug store and got our prescriptions refilled and was home in less than an hour! Most of the day was unremarkable. I paid bills and cancelled auto-withdrawal in the process of switching accounts from my bank to my credit union; Ray got his printer to work. Now we can print in color.

He went to the Democratic committee steering committee meeting downtown and I went to Minx and sold some more jewelry. I also sold a coat of Amelia's she hasn't worn in many years for $12.

We hurried back to Kenney Ridge for the community potluck. There were only about 20 of us, but we had a nice meal and some of us stayed and played cards.

I was pretty sleepy after Wheel and missed most of Jeopardy dozing.