Roy went over to the generator place to check on the generator. They're waiting for word from the factory, but haven't heard from them yet.
I spent a couple of hours organizing the medical bills for my broken arm and making out the claim form for Kaiser. Then I tried to stuff everything into the little return envelope they had sent me. It was a struggle, but I finally got it all in. Took it over to the New Bedford Post Office. Got there at ten past twelve. The Post Office closed at twelve. Figures. But at least they had a scale in the lobby, so I was able to weigh the envelope. I had guesstimated three ounces, and that's exactly what it weighed, so I put three stamps on it and drop it down the slot. That's done for now. In a few weeks, I'll receive another form letter from Kaiser telling me to send them this, that, and the other. Perhaps in a hundred years my heirs will receive a check.
Went to the bus station and picked up a schedule to Boston. We're going to go there Monday or Tuesday to figure out the best way to get to the airport from the bus terminal. I think the subway goes there, but we want to be sure, so Roy won't have to waste time Thursday morning. While we're in Boston, we'll also do some sightseeing.
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