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George,
GP> I have bus stops on both sides of me -- all suitable for safe
GP> wheelchair pickups. Theyt were getting older & the next ones in the
GP> other directino were niot wheelcjhair accessible,so I wrote in to the
GP> city & to Transit & within a week they'd fixed & upgraded 4 blocks
GP> worth of stops!
The transportation system around Little Rock leaves a lot to be desired.
GP> Helps that I've built relationships(business, not romantic) in both
GP> institutions.
Your wife might frown if it was the latter.
GP> Bet thing(being helpful, & healthy) for glaucoma is cannabis; in Canada
GP> you'd not walk even a full block to buy some legally, & smoke it as
GP> soon as you exit the shop/pharmacy.
No...the only thing I want smoking or steaming is the food on my dinner
plate (think sizzling fajitas at Applebee's ). With over 40 other medical
issues, it'd be my luck that it'd react with one or more of them.
GP> I'd've thought youd be failed on the stress test for being so out of
GP> brearth after that lnog waklj to get to it, but I guess it benchmarks
GP> based on your heart & lungs' arrival status. Conmgrats on the pass! I
GP> try to time my last pee before a lab visit so I'll have at least
GP> 30ml(1oz, 2tbsp) available in case they need it.
I wasn't out of breath...I was in too much pain from the arthritis in my
hips and legs. The results were noted as "normal". As for the specimens,
it reminds me of the joke where the old man his seeing his doctor...who's
wanting a urine, stool, and semen sample. The old man, apparently hard of
hearing, kept asking "What??"...and his wife said "He wants to see your
underwear, honey". :P
GP> I had Pfizer, too. Yeah, caffeine isn't a heart's best friend. As I've
GP> just finished a double-strength mug in triple speed. Trying to stay
GP> awake til bedtime. . .
After I finished a ham radio traffic net yesterday afternoon, I had a
square dance publication to finalize and release. Then, I went and got a
dozen chicken nuggets and the "lemonade" to take my medications with,
then I was in bed by 8pm. Some days, where I don't have a ham radio net
to do, I'm in bed at 5pm.
GP> This chihuahua is an unofficioal rescue, from an abusive situation
GP> (Exhibit one: he was 2yo & had been in a diaper since the beginning, so
GP> had never been outside to play, & go to the bathroom normally, &to
GP> just check the local p- mail.
P for Pee and Poo. I'm glad humans don't go around sniffing others
butts...wait a minute...they do that in Washington, DC. :P
GP> He caught on after one lesson (after his meal, taken outside & when he
GP> had to go, he happily went in some grass, & from then on, he let us
GP> know when he needed to go out.)
That's best when they are easy to housebreak. Yet, I thought my musical
keys were housebroken, as I found a piano stool.
GP> He's gone from 5olbs(underweight) to his proper ~8lbs with us on
GP> healthyier food, & after having his rotted, in-pain, teeth removed, so
GP> eating isn't so difficult; plus treating his allergies & skin
GP> infections. . .
I keep hearing of this Dynovite food to get a good coat, etc.
GP> When we first got him anytime he saw or heard me, he's growl (theory
GP> is he was abused by a tall male); I accepted this as nothing to do with
GP> me personally & just patiently loved him; within a few months he
GP> started going bananas/happy any time he knew I was entering the room.
The licker license of love. :)
GP> He's a mama's boy, but if I call him, he leaves her immediately.
LOL!!
GP> I'm only one-handed(functionally), so the usual methods of teaching a
GP> dog basic commands don't exist for me, but he's so eager to please
GP> daddy, that I'm still able to teach him stuff. He sits instantly on
GP> command (95% of the time, the other 5% we need to repeat it again, &
GP> more firmly).
I think of the T-shirt with this Mexican gaucho, and there's a pile of
"donkey doo" on his shoe. The burro is grinning, and the gaucho growls
"I said *SIT*!!".
GP> It still is. My word is my bond, period, even if I accidentally said
GP> it or agreed to something, I consiuder myself obliged until I've
GP> succeeded in it.
Good for you.
GP> I like that one! I'm still too young to try using it, though. . . *LOL*
Tomorrow is promised to no one. I think of the cartoon where the guy
wakes up in the morgue, and wonders "If I'm alive, what am I doing here??
And, if I'm dead, how come I have to go to the bathroom??". :P
I normally wouldn't be up this early, but I had an IBS attack. I wish
it would've awakened me early tomorrow morning, as that's when I have
to be up early anyway to go to the eye doctor. I'll go back to bed after
I finish the QWK Mail.
Daryl
Daryl
... "Somebody left the cork out of my lunch." -W.C. Fields
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