When I got home I found an old eyeglasses case that's shaped like a box and snaps shut and folded the earpieces in and stashed them in the case, so they won't get scratched. They are now sitting in the car, ready for use.
Has Jon ever had his A1c levels checked? Undiagnosed diabetes could be causing problems with his feet. (Obviously I have personal reasons to be sensitive to this.) If he seems to pee a lot he definitely needs to have it checked.
I don't understand. What is chief stew? Is it a union official?
When my Sweet Thing had kidney disease we knew less about it than we do now, but one of the things I found out is that fish are one of the top sources of some of the minerals involved in those crystals.
Yes, it did, though we only found out who he was at the very end (standard for the show). And, as I recall, in that particular episode most of Al's appearances were actually the devil. Sam figured it out because he didn't use the standard special effects that Al's appearances came with.
That's a tough one.
I'm so sorry to hear this.
No he doesn't have diabetes. He doesn't pee enough. He's like a camel. When we go out I have to find a place every hour or two=he goes all day. Same with food. The man is like a dessert cat. He is never thirsty nor hungry. me I pee and eat ALL THE TIME and no I don't have diabetes. Sugar is 89 everytime it gets checked. He definitely has inflammation going on. Just getting him to doctor is another issue. He has an appointment in October at a local family physician. And because of HIPPA they won't listen to my concerns. I only hope he lets me go with him so I can get them to check his heart and circulation.
Unfortunately, sitting back on your lower legs that way is also a very good way to injure your knees if you do it for a long period of time. You should be okay doing it while your shoulder heals, but don't get in the habit.
"Treehouse Masters" on Animal Planet is rather fun. These guys travel around and make a lot of money building custom treehouses for people with enough property and trees to make it feasible. And then they make more money by filming it all and putting it on T.V..
A lot of libraries were given thousands of free glasses.Well, a guy in my computer club just came home from California where he happened to score a whole bunch of eclipse glasses, but I didn't know whether he had enough for everyone so yesterday I went searching. I had heard that eclipse glasses were being handed out for free several places, so I decided to check them out.
Then I went to my computer club and it turned out that my friend had not only brought enough for everyone, he'd brought enough for family members as well! He had a bunch of leftovers, in fact.
- Library: Closed for renovation. (Obviously I haven't been visiting often enough or I would have known that.)
- Ace Hardware: "Sorry. We ran out earlier today."
- Grease Monkey: Sign on the door: "Sorry. Out of eclipse glasses."
Do be aware, everyone, that scratches damage the finish on these things, and render them useless.
If you still don't have eclipse glasses, you may want to try all of the places I mentioned above (except for my computer club, of course). And if that doesn't work, a local observatory, planetarium, news station, or astronomy club may be able to help you find some.
Margret
Weird, that's how we were to sit when I was in a beginner Aikido class. I've never heard of any ancient martial arts masters that were crippled by arthritis.
If you like that show, Tanked and Insane Pools: Off the Deep End would also be a fun thing to watch. I personally find Tanked boring, as the bulk of the show is how things go wrong and obviously intentional over-reactions between the workers, with a teeny bit of time devoted to customer interview/initial concept and final result. Treehouse Masters kinda alternates between the focus being on the actual construction/final result during an episode and then an episode that is scripted in a way that seems like Tanked screenwriters decided to take over. I've only seen a couple of episodes of Insane Pools but so far it seems to be a focus on construction/final result. Obviously things go wrong on film for Treehouse Masters and Insane Pools, but it's more of a "okay, something went wrong, here's how we are fixing it" rather than a "Omg, this job is RUINED!!!" and the screen time for problems is much shorter."Treehouse Masters" on Animal Planet is rather fun. These guys travel around and make a lot of money building custom treehouses for people with enough property and trees to make it feasible. And then they make more money by filming it all and putting it on T.V..
When I was a young woman I weighed 100 pounds, give or take 5 pounds, and, because I'm short, chairs frequently don't fit me (a problem that has gotten worse as I age). So the most comfortable way for me to sit, the way I habitually sat, was with my feet tucked up underneath me so they didn't need to reach the floor. (I would, of course, take my shoes off first.) This worked fine for many years, until I began putting on weight. When that happened there was more fat on my thighs and calves, which meant that more pressure was being put on my knees -- think a nutcracker and imagine the pressure that's put on the joints every time you use it to crack, say, a walnut. That kind of pressure.
You didn't see my aikido master, lol.
Wow!!! That's a picture of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaton making a sacrifice to RA.
