I forgot to take my evening meds until very late last night. I always eventually remember because I find myself not sleepy after midnight. Problem is that then I struggle to get up in the morning. However, it's better to take them than to not. No sleep from no antipsychotic = very bad news more me.

Our main handyman had to go to Prague in the middle of the night because his daughter went to the hospital. Prague is two hours away, by car. It seems that she is okay, luckily, so he returned to finish the jobs for us. This time he brought his little dog with him. They are generally inseparable. My husband doesn't like dogs, but will tolerate it given the huge favor the handyman is doing us. I don't mind the dog. It's a cute well-behaved little girl. Actually, when I look at her, I get slightly emotional since it looks at people with the most adoring face. That look I recall well from my late parrot. We were told that he rescued his doggy from abusive previous owners (who were foreign workers). He bought the little dog from them. Sadly, the abusers had a second similar dog that soon after died from neglect. I can't stand that such people own animals!

Our stuff is being held up because of my husband's challenging of the bill from the moving company. He eventually gave in, but they are holding it clearly as a vendetta against us. This is familiar behavior. As I wrote yesterday, some places like that are almost mafia-like. In the end, the customer always loses, unless you accept everything they brazenly thrust on you. It is even possible that they will add "storage fees" before they release our stuff. The problem is not on the Czech end. It's from the American end. They haven't even paid the Czech moving company, so even they are in this bind. The Czech moving company won't give us our stuff until they are paid. That's logical.