saveliberty
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Cats that can Google, scary stuff.
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Ah! What a day here in the Buckle of the Rust Belt! Mid-June and the temperature is in the high 80s with humidity to match. Thunderstorms seem to be brewing in the western part of the state but, as usual, by the time they drench Columbus, then east central Ohio, they peter out and give us a gentle soaking rain in the evening. That's good. I am down to two flats of begonias and the annual flower display at the Luxurious Pimplebutt Estate will be complete for the season.
I got a late start this year, but everybody here did too as winter just overstayed it's welcome into late April. Once again I wore a considerable blister on my credit card buying up annuals. I usually plant a couple flats of impatiens, but those flowers have been suffering from a bad reputation as well as a nursery fungus that either kills them off prematurely of stunts their growth. Besides, by mid August, they turn all leggy like bad asparagus and loose their ability to blossom. So, I'm trying begonias as an alternative this year.
I took out the last of the old picket fence that once bordered the North Lawn. I had it all down except for the gate that held wandering dogs from the neighbor in the back. But he passed away earlier this Spring and there is no sumptuous vegetable garden planted. The dogs would foul the garden and drive my neighbor nuts. So I agreed to keep the gate in place, even though it was ugly and falling apart.
While I spent the day in a Chevy Blazer without air conditioning inspecting houses without air conditioning and attics (which proves Newton's third Law of Thermo-dynamics: heat rises) Daisy the Mutt laid about Pimplebutt enjoying the air conditioning I paid for. It'/s true, there really is something to be said for 'a dog's life'.
Once the last of the flowers are planted, I'll supply photographs.
VA works off of appointments here but if they're like most you can show up, take a number and wait.I've been surviving on ibuprofen much of the time. That's a big impetus to find another way to deal with the almost constant pain in my hips and legs. The pain is transient, moving up and down my upper legs.Went to bed at 11pm, back pain kept waking me up every hour, finally got out of bed at 4:30 this morning........ Said the hell with it and trying the Naproxin (had some on hand). They may have to do the fasting glucose later, I need coffee........ Besides the wife needs to make the clinics run today, guess who's driving...... Maybe not.....
I sure hope you find some relief for your back pain soon.
Listening to you, Gracie, Ringel, et al, I guess I'm lucky that one 220mg naproxen every 12 hours or so keeps me feeling pretty good and mostly pain free. And as long as I can keep the dosage that low, I don't worry much about any side effects. Glad you're feeling better but wish none of us had to endure chronic pain. But considering how far medicine has come, maybe the next generation won't have to.
The way Hombre handles the regular blood work, Ringel, is he does the required fasting routine overnight and then he is at the lab when it opens at 7 a.m. and gets that over with so he can enjoy his day. That isn't an option for you there?
Okay, I am technically a blond and I consider myself to be of at least normal intelligence. And I know others here in the Coffee Shop and elsewhere in my life are also intelligent blonds.
But with this caller, does the stereotype cross your mind?
Okay, I am technically a blond and I consider myself to be of at least normal intelligence. And I know others here in the Coffee Shop and elsewhere in my life are also intelligent blonds.
But with this caller, does the stereotype cross your mind?
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Okay, I am technically a blond and I consider myself to be of at least normal intelligence. And I know others here in the Coffee Shop and elsewhere in my life are also intelligent blonds.
But with this caller, does the stereotype cross your mind?
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At first you think it is a gag, but as it goes on, I become convinced she is the real deal.![]()
The wife had the news on, I was busy with something on the computer and not watching and suddenly I hear Ted Knight speaking....... Turns out it's the weather man on the local ABC news station.![]()
Ted Knight died in 86.The wife had the news on, I was busy with something on the computer and not watching and suddenly I hear Ted Knight speaking....... Turns out it's the weather man on the local ABC news station.![]()
Mistaken identity I presume? Not for real? I gotta go bread and fry a couple of pork chops and fix the rest of dinner. Back later all. . . .
Ted Knight died in 86.The wife had the news on, I was busy with something on the computer and not watching and suddenly I hear Ted Knight speaking....... Turns out it's the weather man on the local ABC news station.![]()
Mistaken identity I presume? Not for real? I gotta go bread and fry a couple of pork chops and fix the rest of dinner. Back later all. . . .
He was of Polish American decent born in Connecticut, dropped out of high school and joined the Army, was a decorated WWII veteran who went to acting school after the war. He was married for 38 years and had 3 children, was diagnosed with cancer in 77, he was 62 when finally died.
Okay, I am technically a blond and I consider myself to be of at least normal intelligence. And I know others here in the Coffee Shop and elsewhere in my life are also intelligent blonds.
But with this caller, does the stereotype cross your mind?
Okay, I am technically a blond and I consider myself to be of at least normal intelligence. And I know others here in the Coffee Shop and elsewhere in my life are also intelligent blonds.
But with this caller, does the stereotype cross your mind?
Morning everyone. Foxy, looks like it was a late night for you. I went to bed early and slept until 6 this morning, still feel like I've had little to no sleep, oh well. Seems the Naproxen helps and my feet/ankles are not swelling also started taking the Amlodipine again as my PB was hitting high boarderline.
The wife want's to do another road trip and wanted to leave early...... just tried to wake her up..... got a groggy: "5 more minutes....."![]()