Quote by BobR:
I saw daffodils in full bloom in front of the Postal Service museum this morning
Quote by wickedpam:Quote by BobR:
I saw daffodils in full bloom in front of the Postal Service museum this morning
crocuses in my front yard
Quote by TriSec:
BASEBALL!
What else is there today?
Quote by Raine:Yesterday was seriously wacky weather!Quote by wickedpam:Quote by BobR:
I saw daffodils in full bloom in front of the Postal Service museum this morning
crocuses in my front yard
Quote by BobR:
In reference to today's blog - is anyone interested in taking over one of my blog days on a permanent basis? I am getting somewhat burned out on doing this every week, and feel like I'm just phoning it in half the time.
Quote by Mondobubba:
BTW Tri, The Os will be feasting on the the entrails of the Red Sox, like jackels in the desert.
Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:Yesterday was seriously wacky weather!Quote by wickedpam:Quote by BobR:
I saw daffodils in full bloom in front of the Postal Service museum this morning
crocuses in my front yard
Tell me about it! Went out to get gas about 1 and in less then an hour it rained, sleeted, snowed, sleeted and rained again. On top of that the wind was nuts!
Quote by Raine:That happened to us as well.Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:Yesterday was seriously wacky weather!Quote by wickedpam:Quote by BobR:
I saw daffodils in full bloom in front of the Postal Service museum this morning
crocuses in my front yard
Tell me about it! Went out to get gas about 1 and in less then an hour it rained, sleeted, snowed, sleeted and rained again. On top of that the wind was nuts!
I'm so over it.
Quote by Mondobubba:
:Breathes in an and out deeply, with out coughing and hacking up lung butter:
Behold the awesome power of Nasocort! ® I can breath! I don't feel like there is a sock stuffed up my nose!
Quote by Raine:is this prescription?Quote by Mondobubba:
:Breathes in an and out deeply, with out coughing and hacking up lung butter:
Behold the awesome power of Nasocort! ® I can breath! I don't feel like there is a sock stuffed up my nose!
Quote by Mondobubba:Quote by Raine:is this prescription?Quote by Mondobubba:
:Breathes in an and out deeply, with out coughing and hacking up lung butter:
Behold the awesome power of Nasocort! ® I can breath! I don't feel like there is a sock stuffed up my nose!
No! It is over the counter.
Quote by Raine:I'll give it a go, then!Quote by Mondobubba:Quote by Raine:is this prescription?Quote by Mondobubba:
:Breathes in an and out deeply, with out coughing and hacking up lung butter:
Behold the awesome power of Nasocort! ® I can breath! I don't feel like there is a sock stuffed up my nose!
No! It is over the counter.
Obamacare has led to health coverage for millions more people
At least 9.5 million previously uninsured people have gotten health insurance since Obamacare started, surveys and reports show.
By Noam N. Levey
March 30, 2014, 9:14 p.m.
WASHINGTON — President Obama's healthcare law, despite a rocky rollout and determined opposition from critics, already has spurred the largest expansion in health coverage in America in half a century, national surveys and enrollment data show.
As the law's initial enrollment period closes, at least 9.5 million previously uninsured people have gained coverage. Some have done so through marketplaces created by the law, some through other private insurance and others through Medicaid, which has expanded under the law in about half the states.
The tally draws from a review of state and federal enrollment reports, surveys and interviews with insurance executives and government officials nationwide.
The Affordable Care Act still faces major challenges, particularly the risk of premium hikes next year that could drive away newly insured customers. But the increased coverage so far amounts to substantial progress toward one of the law's principal goals and is the most significant expansion since the creation of Medicare and Medicaid in 1965.
Quote by Will in Chicago:
Good morning, bloggers!!
First, I hope that everyone is well.
This Saturday, I relaxed a bit and in the afternoon house sat and dog sat for a friend who came back Sunday afternoon. After getting home, I took an hour and a half walk as it was over 50 degrees. We may reach the upper 60s today and I have some light yard work later.
In more good news, I am still finding jobs out east. I found a few positions this weekend in TriSec's hometown of Waltham, MA. I will be glad to write Saturday's blog. In even more good news, Mom is checking with a few of the relatives on her side of the family on a replacement car.
I am not sure that I can take over one day a week as I am trying to move Heaven, Hell and Earth to find a full time position. However, I am glad to help when I can.
Quote by Raine:I for one would rather you move Heaven HEll and Earth.Quote by Will in Chicago:
Good morning, bloggers!!
First, I hope that everyone is well.
This Saturday, I relaxed a bit and in the afternoon house sat and dog sat for a friend who came back Sunday afternoon. After getting home, I took an hour and a half walk as it was over 50 degrees. We may reach the upper 60s today and I have some light yard work later.
In more good news, I am still finding jobs out east. I found a few positions this weekend in TriSec's hometown of Waltham, MA. I will be glad to write Saturday's blog. In even more good news, Mom is checking with a few of the relatives on her side of the family on a replacement car.
I am not sure that I can take over one day a week as I am trying to move Heaven, Hell and Earth to find a full time position. However, I am glad to help when I can.
And seriously. if Mala is willing, I think she'll do a great job with Friday's.
It doesn't have to be political.
Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I for one would rather you move Heaven HEll and Earth.Quote by Will in Chicago:
Good morning, bloggers!!
First, I hope that everyone is well.
This Saturday, I relaxed a bit and in the afternoon house sat and dog sat for a friend who came back Sunday afternoon. After getting home, I took an hour and a half walk as it was over 50 degrees. We may reach the upper 60s today and I have some light yard work later.
In more good news, I am still finding jobs out east. I found a few positions this weekend in TriSec's hometown of Waltham, MA. I will be glad to write Saturday's blog. In even more good news, Mom is checking with a few of the relatives on her side of the family on a replacement car.
I am not sure that I can take over one day a week as I am trying to move Heaven, Hell and Earth to find a full time position. However, I am glad to help when I can.
And seriously. if Mala is willing, I think she'll do a great job with Friday's.
It doesn't have to be political.
That I can do. I think Fluffy Fridays would be good
Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I for one would rather you move Heaven HEll and Earth.Quote by Will in Chicago:
Good morning, bloggers!!
First, I hope that everyone is well.
This Saturday, I relaxed a bit and in the afternoon house sat and dog sat for a friend who came back Sunday afternoon. After getting home, I took an hour and a half walk as it was over 50 degrees. We may reach the upper 60s today and I have some light yard work later.
In more good news, I am still finding jobs out east. I found a few positions this weekend in TriSec's hometown of Waltham, MA. I will be glad to write Saturday's blog. In even more good news, Mom is checking with a few of the relatives on her side of the family on a replacement car.
I am not sure that I can take over one day a week as I am trying to move Heaven, Hell and Earth to find a full time position. However, I am glad to help when I can.
And seriously. if Mala is willing, I think she'll do a great job with Friday's.
It doesn't have to be political.
That I can do. I think Fluffy Fridays would be good
Quote by Raine:I think so too!Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I for one would rather you move Heaven HEll and Earth.Quote by Will in Chicago:
Good morning, bloggers!!
First, I hope that everyone is well.
This Saturday, I relaxed a bit and in the afternoon house sat and dog sat for a friend who came back Sunday afternoon. After getting home, I took an hour and a half walk as it was over 50 degrees. We may reach the upper 60s today and I have some light yard work later.
In more good news, I am still finding jobs out east. I found a few positions this weekend in TriSec's hometown of Waltham, MA. I will be glad to write Saturday's blog. In even more good news, Mom is checking with a few of the relatives on her side of the family on a replacement car.
I am not sure that I can take over one day a week as I am trying to move Heaven, Hell and Earth to find a full time position. However, I am glad to help when I can.
And seriously. if Mala is willing, I think she'll do a great job with Friday's.
It doesn't have to be political.
That I can do. I think Fluffy Fridays would be good
Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I think so too!Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I for one would rather you move Heaven HEll and Earth.Quote by Will in Chicago:
Good morning, bloggers!!
First, I hope that everyone is well.
This Saturday, I relaxed a bit and in the afternoon house sat and dog sat for a friend who came back Sunday afternoon. After getting home, I took an hour and a half walk as it was over 50 degrees. We may reach the upper 60s today and I have some light yard work later.
In more good news, I am still finding jobs out east. I found a few positions this weekend in TriSec's hometown of Waltham, MA. I will be glad to write Saturday's blog. In even more good news, Mom is checking with a few of the relatives on her side of the family on a replacement car.
I am not sure that I can take over one day a week as I am trying to move Heaven, Hell and Earth to find a full time position. However, I am glad to help when I can.
And seriously. if Mala is willing, I think she'll do a great job with Friday's.
It doesn't have to be political.
That I can do. I think Fluffy Fridays would be good
I see lots of kitten and puppy pix in our futures - with the occasional zombie to make sure people are still awake
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.
.
just kidding - or not
Quote by Mondobubba:Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I think so too!Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I for one would rather you move Heaven HEll and Earth.Quote by Will in Chicago:
Good morning, bloggers!!
First, I hope that everyone is well.
This Saturday, I relaxed a bit and in the afternoon house sat and dog sat for a friend who came back Sunday afternoon. After getting home, I took an hour and a half walk as it was over 50 degrees. We may reach the upper 60s today and I have some light yard work later.
In more good news, I am still finding jobs out east. I found a few positions this weekend in TriSec's hometown of Waltham, MA. I will be glad to write Saturday's blog. In even more good news, Mom is checking with a few of the relatives on her side of the family on a replacement car.
I am not sure that I can take over one day a week as I am trying to move Heaven, Hell and Earth to find a full time position. However, I am glad to help when I can.
And seriously. if Mala is willing, I think she'll do a great job with Friday's.
It doesn't have to be political.
That I can do. I think Fluffy Fridays would be good
I see lots of kitten and puppy pix in our futures - with the occasional zombie to make sure people are still awake
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.
.
.
.
just kidding - or not
Firefly class transports?
Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I think so too!Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I for one would rather you move Heaven HEll and Earth.Quote by Will in Chicago:
Good morning, bloggers!!
First, I hope that everyone is well.
This Saturday, I relaxed a bit and in the afternoon house sat and dog sat for a friend who came back Sunday afternoon. After getting home, I took an hour and a half walk as it was over 50 degrees. We may reach the upper 60s today and I have some light yard work later.
In more good news, I am still finding jobs out east. I found a few positions this weekend in TriSec's hometown of Waltham, MA. I will be glad to write Saturday's blog. In even more good news, Mom is checking with a few of the relatives on her side of the family on a replacement car.
I am not sure that I can take over one day a week as I am trying to move Heaven, Hell and Earth to find a full time position. However, I am glad to help when I can.
And seriously. if Mala is willing, I think she'll do a great job with Friday's.
It doesn't have to be political.
That I can do. I think Fluffy Fridays would be good
I see lots of kitten and puppy pix in our futures - with the occasional zombie to make sure people are still awake
.
.
.
.
.
just kidding - or not
Quote by Will in Chicago:Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I for one would rather you move Heaven HEll and Earth.Quote by Will in Chicago:
Good morning, bloggers!!
First, I hope that everyone is well.
This Saturday, I relaxed a bit and in the afternoon house sat and dog sat for a friend who came back Sunday afternoon. After getting home, I took an hour and a half walk as it was over 50 degrees. We may reach the upper 60s today and I have some light yard work later.
In more good news, I am still finding jobs out east. I found a few positions this weekend in TriSec's hometown of Waltham, MA. I will be glad to write Saturday's blog. In even more good news, Mom is checking with a few of the relatives on her side of the family on a replacement car.
I am not sure that I can take over one day a week as I am trying to move Heaven, Hell and Earth to find a full time position. However, I am glad to help when I can.
And seriously. if Mala is willing, I think she'll do a great job with Friday's.
It doesn't have to be political.
That I can do. I think Fluffy Fridays would be good
I will help when I can. However, my sister in law is having a long recovery from knee surgery and I am doign wha t I can to move on. Mind you, I am taking time to take care of myself and will enjoy a nice long walk later today.
Quote by Raine:Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I think so too!Quote by wickedpam:Quote by Raine:I for one would rather you move Heaven HEll and Earth.Quote by Will in Chicago:
Good morning, bloggers!!
First, I hope that everyone is well.
This Saturday, I relaxed a bit and in the afternoon house sat and dog sat for a friend who came back Sunday afternoon. After getting home, I took an hour and a half walk as it was over 50 degrees. We may reach the upper 60s today and I have some light yard work later.
In more good news, I am still finding jobs out east. I found a few positions this weekend in TriSec's hometown of Waltham, MA. I will be glad to write Saturday's blog. In even more good news, Mom is checking with a few of the relatives on her side of the family on a replacement car.
I am not sure that I can take over one day a week as I am trying to move Heaven, Hell and Earth to find a full time position. However, I am glad to help when I can.
And seriously. if Mala is willing, I think she'll do a great job with Friday's.
It doesn't have to be political.
That I can do. I think Fluffy Fridays would be good
I see lots of kitten and puppy pix in our futures - with the occasional zombie to make sure people are still awake
.
.
.
.
.
just kidding - or not
I've seen what you write.
you'll be great.
Quote by TriSec:
FWEEP! Illegal use of garden, 10 yards, replay the down.
Quote by clintster:
Hey everybody! Just so you all know:
A week ago Sunday I was hit with stabbing pains in my right side. I have had kidney stones before, and this felt a bit like one, but it seemed to be coming from the front of my torso and too high up. I took some Tylenol and waited it out. It seemed to go away until I got the pain again last Monday morning. Another dose, another wait and it all seemed fine.
Then that afternoon it hit me for a third time and I felt like I was being disemboweled. Mrs C offered to drive me to the emergency room. We waited for a good long while for a doctor to see me. In the meantime, the nurse on duty speculated that it could be one of three things: a kidney stone, a gall stone, or appendicitis. They gave me an ultrasound and a CT scan to determine what it was, and I was in the ER for almost 8 hours, mostly because they were having trouble finding the problem.
Eventually they did determine that it was in fact a kidney stone. Apparently it was still at the top of the ureter leading to the bladder, and they thought it could pass out of my body, so they sent me home with prescriptions for pain meds.
A week later, all I have left are a few Percocet and an intermittent twinge in my side. It feels like the stone has dropped, but I haven't had a sign that it has gone from my body. It seemed as if it might have early yesterday morning (accompanied by a turn at the wheel of the porcelain bus) but I still feel some pain there and I didn't see the stone in the bowl after I thought I had passed it. Anyway, please keep me in your thoughts and whatnots.
Quote by wickedpam:
Raine - GARDEN!!!! NO! mine is still a muddy mess!
Quote by Raine:YOu know already, you got it, Clint. I wish I could do more.Quote by clintster:
Hey everybody! Just so you all know:
A week ago Sunday I was hit with stabbing pains in my right side. I have had kidney stones before, and this felt a bit like one, but it seemed to be coming from the front of my torso and too high up. I took some Tylenol and waited it out. It seemed to go away until I got the pain again last Monday morning. Another dose, another wait and it all seemed fine.
Then that afternoon it hit me for a third time and I felt like I was being disemboweled. Mrs C offered to drive me to the emergency room. We waited for a good long while for a doctor to see me. In the meantime, the nurse on duty speculated that it could be one of three things: a kidney stone, a gall stone, or appendicitis. They gave me an ultrasound and a CT scan to determine what it was, and I was in the ER for almost 8 hours, mostly because they were having trouble finding the problem.
Eventually they did determine that it was in fact a kidney stone. Apparently it was still at the top of the ureter leading to the bladder, and they thought it could pass out of my body, so they sent me home with prescriptions for pain meds.
A week later, all I have left are a few Percocet and an intermittent twinge in my side. It feels like the stone has dropped, but I haven't had a sign that it has gone from my body. It seemed as if it might have early yesterday morning (accompanied by a turn at the wheel of the porcelain bus) but I still feel some pain there and I didn't see the stone in the bowl after I thought I had passed it. Anyway, please keep me in your thoughts and whatnots.
Quote by Raine:Mine isn't much better.Quote by wickedpam:
Raine - GARDEN!!!! NO! mine is still a muddy mess!
But I just CANNOT wait any more! ((busting at the seams))
Quote by clintster:
Hey everybody! Just so you all know:
A week ago Sunday I was hit with stabbing pains in my right side. I have had kidney stones before, and this felt a bit like one, but it seemed to be coming from the front of my torso and too high up. I took some Tylenol and waited it out. It seemed to go away until I got the pain again last Monday morning. Another dose, another wait and it all seemed fine.
Then that afternoon it hit me for a third time and I felt like I was being disemboweled. Mrs C offered to drive me to the emergency room. We waited for a good long while for a doctor to see me. In the meantime, the nurse on duty speculated that it could be one of three things: a kidney stone, a gall stone, or appendicitis. They gave me an ultrasound and a CT scan to determine what it was, and I was in the ER for almost 8 hours, mostly because they were having trouble finding the problem.
Eventually they did determine that it was in fact a kidney stone. Apparently it was still at the top of the ureter leading to the bladder, and they thought it could pass out of my body, so they sent me home with prescriptions for pain meds.
A week later, all I have left are a few Percocet and an intermittent twinge in my side. It feels like the stone has dropped, but I haven't had a sign that it has gone from my body. It seemed as if it might have early yesterday morning (accompanied by a turn at the wheel of the porcelain bus) but I still feel some pain there and I didn't see the stone in the bowl after I thought I had passed it. Anyway, please keep me in your thoughts and whatnots.
Quote by Scoopster:Quote by clintster:
Hey everybody! Just so you all know:
A week ago Sunday I was hit with stabbing pains in my right side. I have had kidney stones before, and this felt a bit like one, but it seemed to be coming from the front of my torso and too high up. I took some Tylenol and waited it out. It seemed to go away until I got the pain again last Monday morning. Another dose, another wait and it all seemed fine.
Then that afternoon it hit me for a third time and I felt like I was being disemboweled. Mrs C offered to drive me to the emergency room. We waited for a good long while for a doctor to see me. In the meantime, the nurse on duty speculated that it could be one of three things: a kidney stone, a gall stone, or appendicitis. They gave me an ultrasound and a CT scan to determine what it was, and I was in the ER for almost 8 hours, mostly because they were having trouble finding the problem.
Eventually they did determine that it was in fact a kidney stone. Apparently it was still at the top of the ureter leading to the bladder, and they thought it could pass out of my body, so they sent me home with prescriptions for pain meds.
A week later, all I have left are a few Percocet and an intermittent twinge in my side. It feels like the stone has dropped, but I haven't had a sign that it has gone from my body. It seemed as if it might have early yesterday morning (accompanied by a turn at the wheel of the porcelain bus) but I still feel some pain there and I didn't see the stone in the bowl after I thought I had passed it. Anyway, please keep me in your thoughts and whatnots.
Yikes kidney stones.. those things are terribly unpleasant. There were a few occasions when I watched my former landlord double over in pain from them (he eventually had an operation to remove a stone mass in his kidney that was the size of a helixed windchime)
Quote by Scoopster:
TO CATCH THEM IS MY REAL TEST, TO TRAIN THEM IS MY CAUSE!
Quote by clintster:
Hey everybody! Just so you all know:
A week ago Sunday I was hit with stabbing pains in my right side. I have had kidney stones before, and this felt a bit like one, but it seemed to be coming from the front of my torso and too high up. I took some Tylenol and waited it out. It seemed to go away until I got the pain again last Monday morning. Another dose, another wait and it all seemed fine.
Then that afternoon it hit me for a third time and I felt like I was being disemboweled. Mrs C offered to drive me to the emergency room. We waited for a good long while for a doctor to see me. In the meantime, the nurse on duty speculated that it could be one of three things: a kidney stone, a gall stone, or appendicitis. They gave me an ultrasound and a CT scan to determine what it was, and I was in the ER for almost 8 hours, mostly because they were having trouble finding the problem.
Eventually they did determine that it was in fact a kidney stone. Apparently it was still at the top of the ureter leading to the bladder, and they thought it could pass out of my body, so they sent me home with prescriptions for pain meds.
A week later, all I have left are a few Percocet and an intermittent twinge in my side. It feels like the stone has dropped, but I haven't had a sign that it has gone from my body. It seemed as if it might have early yesterday morning (accompanied by a turn at the wheel of the porcelain bus) but I still feel some pain there and I didn't see the stone in the bowl after I thought I had passed it. Anyway, please keep me in your thoughts and whatnots.