PROSPECTORMIKEL
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- Mar 31, 2011
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I'm on the mend now, but for 36 hours, I wondered if I was more dead than alive. For a few of those hours I didn't care which side I fell on, as long as it stopped.
Not much strength left, but my mind is coming out of the fog.
My son-in-law had to hire some help to move his heavy stuff to the house that they bought. I guess it averaged out okay. I did a bunch of the dirty jobs getting the house ready for my grandkids. That might have been what lowered my normal flu resistance.
I had to go get my truck out of his yard so the lawn people could mow this morning. He came to pick me up, and offered to just take the key and move it to the street. He looked at me like I was crazy when I said that he couldn't drive it. He stands about 6' 5" and weighs close to 300#.
Weekender can attest to why I said he couldn't drive it... Before I left with it, I had him try. He got one leg in and under the steering wheel and could not get his head in the door. For a moment I thought that I would have to help him get out.
It hurt to laugh, but he needed to know that even big stuff can't exist without little stuff.
#/;0{>~
Not much strength left, but my mind is coming out of the fog.
My son-in-law had to hire some help to move his heavy stuff to the house that they bought. I guess it averaged out okay. I did a bunch of the dirty jobs getting the house ready for my grandkids. That might have been what lowered my normal flu resistance.
I had to go get my truck out of his yard so the lawn people could mow this morning. He came to pick me up, and offered to just take the key and move it to the street. He looked at me like I was crazy when I said that he couldn't drive it. He stands about 6' 5" and weighs close to 300#.
Weekender can attest to why I said he couldn't drive it... Before I left with it, I had him try. He got one leg in and under the steering wheel and could not get his head in the door. For a moment I thought that I would have to help him get out.
It hurt to laugh, but he needed to know that even big stuff can't exist without little stuff.
#/;0{>~