Oh no, that sucks!
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Oh no, that sucks!
ballen0351
Sr. Grandmaster
What you going to be doing. Id like to spend some time exploring that area someday
granfire
Sr. Grandmaster
Mailed a package to my gaming bud in Qatar...he's airforce, and a long way from home for the holidays.
I packed it last night and barely slept a wink, trying not to forget to mail it today...now I am all giddy, can't wait to hear form him.
(as usual, I was not 100% serious when I shoved the cards my girl scouts made last week into the box, along with some other seasonal goodies)
I packed it last night and barely slept a wink, trying not to forget to mail it today...now I am all giddy, can't wait to hear form him.
(as usual, I was not 100% serious when I shoved the cards my girl scouts made last week into the box, along with some other seasonal goodies)
Steve
Mostly Harmless
Family for holidays. Taking the two of the three kids down. My son has to stay and work, so he'll mind the homestead.
I have three family members currently battling cancer, including my brother and dad who both live in Arizona. So, in addition, I'm going down to find out just what the hell is going on in Arizona that's causing them to get cancer.
ballen0351
Sr. Grandmaster
Sorry to hear about that. I hope they have a positive outcome. enjoy your time together
ks - learning to fly
Senior Master
Steve
Mostly Harmless
That doesn't sound good. Is there any chance, after treatment, that you can work with limited contact? Maybe get some really good sports goggles to protect your eyes?
It's okay. If you're going to get cancer, bladder cancer is very treatable if caught early. The treatment stinks, but the outcome is just fine.
So far, I'm good, but my doctor is convinced that three of five men in a family getting bladder cancer at roughly the same time is the result of exposure to something environmental, and he's pretty confident that I'll get it too within the next 5 years or so. I'm wondering if there wasn't something we were exposed to as a family while we lived in base housing as kids.
ballen0351
Sr. Grandmaster
Yeah I know there is a big study about Base housing on Camp Lejeune because of exposure to chemicals of some kind. I'm not up on all the details I just saw an article or two in passing. That does sound like far more then a coincidence there. Def worth checking into
Washed the Vette yesterday while it was nice, and changed the oil in the Wrangler before our road trip next week. Noticed that the tires on the Jeep, while OK, are not great. And they're street tires (came on it when Sue bought it), which I don't care for. So we're off to get new shoes for Jeepers this afternoon. BFG Mud Terrains...
Dudes...
We're going to be in Indiana next week to visit Sue's parents. Fast trip, sadly. Drive from Colorado Monday night and Tuesday, spend Tuesday and Wednesday nights and leave by lunch on Thursday to drive to Texas for my youngests college graduation on Friday.
If we had more time, I'd suggest a meet & greet. I'm pretty sure you still owe me ice cream. And probably a whack or two with a stick.
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
At this point, if I try and go for limited contact after treatment the wife will go full contact.... and I will lose in many many ways.
But there si a whole lot I can work on in Taijiquan; push hands, qinna, pressure point strikes, etc. And I think I can get away with that
Next time, then! We're in Terre Haute along I-70.
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