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I've sampled a few. The one that I remember was Cutty Sark. I did try the one my son bought; I didn't care for that one either.
What's the gator forecast? I'll be down there in Sept for the author convention (St. Pete Beach)... I always watch for gators, even in the resort
If it's bigger than a bathtub, expect a gator to be in it.
Willie, I felt the same ways about my eyes as you and Curt. At first I couldn’t afford contacts but then when able, I just couldn’t put anything in my eyes. Truly though, the surgery was a piece of cake, into surgery and out in no time. Easiest procedure I have ever had done. The change as I wrote the other day was unbelievably greatI actually feel the same way. My vision is good overall, I have used readers for about 12 years, but that's it. It's the haziness/cloudiness in my right eye that bothers me. I know it's present in the left eye but to a far lesser extent. As much as I hate to, my wife convinced me to go through with the cataract surgery. She had both eyes done about two years ago, and lived!!! I shuddered when I watched the video in the doctors office yesterday, removing the natural lens and inserting an artificial one! Terrifying to me. Not only that, but you are awake during the procedure! I hate doctors anyway, but I am going to bite the bullet and do this. It is going to add seven doctor visits, including the two surgeries, to my schedule over the next 40 days. Another PITA, as each one is a 50 mile round trip. Several Coffee Shop visitors have extolled the results though.
The other thing that still bothers me is the amount of time that the Ophthalmologist spent explaining that it is not always successful and there could be serious side effects. That's bothersome as well. Add to that, he had two staff members in the room during the explanation who also signed off as witnesses on the release!
I responded to Willie. Mine was the easiest procedure I have ever gone through.
Curt, I have a longer response to Willie but it was by far the easiest procedure I have ever gone through. The results are amazing.Good Evening All,
I'mmmmm back.
Today I started out with a trip to the VA for a blood draw that is needed for some reason for a throat Cat Scan next week. It was magical. I went in, pulled a number, went to sit down and my number was called!. On the other side of the coin, I found out I have a benign heart block that over time will put me at risk for A-Fib and CHF. Joy.
Coffee- My tastebuds can't tell the difference between cheap and expensive coffee as long as it's fresh. No coffee snob here.
Willie- Good luck with the eyes. The thought of anything touching my eyes skizzes me out. I could of got contact lenses in the Navy because of my duties but I declined. Just couldn't do it. Nice job on the house. When I grew up in West TX I would complain about the heat and Dad would say but it's a dry heat.
Troy- That setup looks complicated for a cup of coffee.
Louis- Interesting photo. Nice looking cabin car. You're all set for Christmas.
I held Stormy for about 90 minutes last night and she ended up falling asleep on me. Disregard the ugly mug next to her.
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I hope everyone has a good night.
My medical team, the GP, Endocrinologist and physical therapist all believe that if you are comfortable in a range of weight that’s ok. They set target goals and that’s what I strive for. No way could I be at 160 pounds like I was at high school graduation. I’d never eat anything but lettuce…
