[tcb] Re: All well now.
- From: "w.wood" <evil.scientist.boo@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2011 19:56:08 -0500
Seriously I'd find a few rabbits and rub their feet.
Talk about bad luck. Hopefully things will turn around quickly now that
spring is around the corner.
On the other hand the wasp sting was penance for putting SAAB wiring in a
bus. ;)
On Feb 22, 2011 10:47 AM, "Denis Dodson" <coocoo@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> My last real injury from falling down was my elbow, which filled up with
goo
> until it looked like I had a softball below the skin, and yesterday the
bone
> Doctor pronounced me healed. My elbow now looks like the other one (no
> joke). My ribs still let me know from time to time what happened and it
> hurts to turn over in bed still, but, overall, I AM HEALED!
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> In four days it will be six months.
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> So far I have been stung in the face by a wasp that made my head swell up
> until it looked like a ham and closed one eye.bitten by a Copperhead.ran
> Murray into a tree..fell off my freaking deck and spent six days in
> inten$isve care and six months recovery. All this with several personal
life
> wrecking balls at the same time.
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> Somebody said that I am not dead because God still thinks I'm funny.
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> Shirley said that I am just getting well to be ready for the next "event".
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> No, the railing is still not up, but it will be soon. Stretching and
lifting
> and twisting can still be a challenge, but I will build it soon.
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> I must be well, because I am working on Murray again (BUS CONTENT).
> Repairing the door and nose from the deer hit. I might make Galveston. Jan
> has cancer surgery this weekend, and it will depend if she needs me and
> about a million other variables. It is the stupidest campout ever, cold,
wet
> and FAR FAR AWAY, but I don't think I have missed one yet. We'll see.
>
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