Computer and Nitro

Above, the ECV "Nitro Packers" patch. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

My primary computer decided to act up yesterday, so I am now using my back-up. The only real difference is getting used to a different keyboard and I don't have the "vast" library of photographs to use.

Since I have a doctor appointment Wednesday in Gallup, I'll bring it in then. My bottle of nitro is a year and a half old, and from what I've read, the stuff expired long ago. But in order to get a new supply, I have to see my cardiologist first. I'm bringing with me my ECV "Nitro Packers" patch to show him to see what his reaction will be.

According to UWHealth.com:

Keep your nitroglycerin in the container it came in and tightly closed. Do not open your sublingual nitroglycerin until you need a dose. Replace your tablets every 3 to 6 months.

Other than that, since we all have to stay home (more or less) because of you-know-what, I've just been either chillin' at home or driving the Jeep. Thankfully, we have relatively cheap gasoline prices to fuel my indulgence.

The last I heard, there are four cases of coronavirus in McKinley County (where I live) and it finally made its way into the Navajo Nation.