First, an update on my medical insurance situation.
I got a call back from the insurance company “about my rejected claim.” So that’s how the failure to get coverage on my prescriptions showed up at their end.
When I spoke to them before, they were confused to find that, while everything looked as it should in one area, in another, it showed that my file was closed. They were going to contact the employer’s carrier company to find out what happened, which is what she was calling me back about.
They were told that I had opted out of the plan.
Huh?
Nope. I have never done anything of the sort. In fact, the only thing I’ve ever done has been to use my prescription coverage. My husband has been the one to deal with them, since he’s the employee.
My guess is that when there was a screw up that affected his coverage, mine got messed up, too.
The insurance company told me I’d have to contact the employer to get it fixed. Well, I can’t, but my husband can, so he has sent an email off to them.
Hopefully, I will have coverage again, soon!
My thoughts yesterday, of putting deer feed out in a trail past Scary Eunice the Snowman, was foiled when my younger daughter went out to feed the cats ahead of me. As the deer hadn’t made it to the feed yesterday, she didn’t add more. So I was going to go out later and do it.
I never got a chance to.
Hungry Girl and Barbecue were already out!
They were still nervous around Eunice, and were giving her a wide berth, which also meant they were coming closer to the house.
Interesting. The deer were less nervous about us moving around on the other side of the window than a snowman!
I imagine they’ll get used to it soon. Or the warm weather will melt it down. Whichever comes first. :-D
Hungry Girl was pretty enthusiastic about burrowing and digging into the snow to get at the feed.
And making faces at us in the window. Not so much in this photo.
Gosh, she’s so cute.
Barbecue was certainly enjoying himself.
What a difference between those two. Hungry Girl is all scruffy looking, while Barbecue is so sleek and fat, his haunches jiggle when he moves quickly.
In the next while, we’ll find out if he really is a he. March is usually when the antlers start to grow in.
Later on, Mama and the twins came by. They, too, kept well away from Scary Eunice!
This is one of the twins, coming back after being chased off by its sibling, using the boot trail near the house left by my daughters. I don’t think I’ve ever seen them go this close to the house before!
There was a fair bit of digging into the snow in some of the spots.
And burrowing of faces.
A bit of aggressiveness, too. I wasn’t able to get a photo of one of the twins actually kicking at its sibling, enough that his leg even got hung up over the other one’s body.
But that didn’t keep either of the twins from coming back.
Look how deep that snow is! This area doesn’t get as deep as other areas, such as the open garden. It’s definitely making it harder for them to move around.
And now a bonus photo…
One, adorable, fluffy little chickadee!
The Re-Farmer
The Re-Farmer 