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I cheated before the earbuds were fully charged. Paired and they worked as they should. Sometimes you just need to say WTF, have some drinks and replace tech. The old buds were 2 years old, but evidently not compatible with new phone. Oh well, I'll forget about it before too long. What was I saying? :unsure:
 
Hi,

Annihilator said:
Going to a busy week for me, today my 3 week labs, dropped off our taxes, tomorrow my treatment, then later in the day my 4 month MRI, Thursday first thing in morning my 6 month heart doctor check then in afternoon go see my dermatologist about the benign cyst on neck, possibly getting it removed….aint no fun having health issues…..
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I'm keeping you on my prayer list. 🙏


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
Lying in bed feeling sorry for myself. Couple of weeks ago had our driveway, short but steep, epoxycoated. Then decided to wash cat…bad idea, soap on epoxy was like ice. Landed hard on my right hip. No bone damage but squashed a major nerve. When it frequently fires off the leg involuntarily contracts. This is not good while walking, as several more falls have shown. Have a pain appointment tomorrow, hopefully they can block it. Hate being restricted to getting around with a crutch or walker.
 
3L120 said:
Lying in bed feeling sorry for myself. Couple of weeks ago had our driveway, short but steep, epoxycoated. Then decided to wash cat…bad idea, soap on epoxy was like ice. Landed hard on my right hip. No bone damage but squashed a major nerve. When it frequently fires off the leg involuntarily contracts. This is not good while walking, as several more falls have shown. Have a pain appointment tomorrow, hopefully they can block it. Hate being restricted to getting around with a crutch or walker.
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Owwww! Heal fast, we don't bounce a well as we used to!
 
3L120 said:
Lying in bed feeling sorry for myself. Couple of weeks ago had our driveway, short but steep, epoxycoated. Then decided to wash cat…bad idea, soap on epoxy was like ice. Landed hard on my right hip. No bone damage but squashed a major nerve. When it frequently fires off the leg involuntarily contracts. This is not good while walking, as several more falls have shown. Have a pain appointment tomorrow, hopefully they can block it. Hate being restricted to getting around with a crutch or walker.
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Wow, hopefully they can do something for it, get well soon
 
3L120 said:
Lying in bed feeling sorry for myself. Couple of weeks ago had our driveway, short but steep, epoxycoated. Then decided to wash cat…bad idea, soap on epoxy was like ice. Landed hard on my right hip. No bone damage but squashed a major nerve. When it frequently fires off the leg involuntarily contracts. This is not good while walking, as several more falls have shown. Have a pain appointment tomorrow, hopefully they can block it. Hate being restricted to getting around with a crutch or walker.
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GWS Pain is no fun, especially sciatica.
 
ok
sit down fellow range buddies
5:45 am ISH by bulldog time
the thunder rolled heavy, house shook and she was AWAKE and pouncing on me

so off both dogs and i go out to let them pee
thunder claps, lighting showing the UGLY SIDE of mother nature

we get in and it freaky drops like 50 gallon buckets being poured out
between 6:00 am and 7: 51 according to my weather bug 1.89 inches fell or blew or whatever
we had several long bursts of 47 mph and lots of sustained over 40 hitting us dead on the front
the two garage doors are heavily sealed in the gaps on the panels, sides and floor
as i am inside standing next to the BIG one i see its flexing a bit and water is now dripping through the panel seams
drip drip drip and water is now blowing in past a seal at the corner.
it was weird, it blew in then sucked back out then blew in again
big door 12 x13 ...foam insulated and skinned inside and out
still had to vacumm up about 2 qts but it was a breather


so now i need a nap...this getting up at 545 sucked
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