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[singdaw]

Eight.

[George]

LOL I have not seen the Graham crying jag yet - but I am sure i will run across it....

And here it is:

https://youtu.be/6px-ITUKqSo

Why do I suspect that Trump has a photo of Graham in which his hands or mouth are somewhere they shouldn't be?

I've always wondered that myself.

[George]

[George]

I'm jiggy with that. Triple-axel jiggy.

Amazing!

[bk]

Im up, I'm up - nine hours of sleep.

[bk]

elmore, Daniel has pretty much stepped away from show business and has a regular job. Sad.

[bk]

I was up five or six times but just fell back asleep instantly.

[elmore3003]

elmore, Daniel has pretty much stepped away from show business and has a regular job. Sad.

Sure is! He was a nice foil to Mr Yacko.

[Jrand74]

I don't know if Adam worke d on BRAIN.  He was in elementary school when I cast him as Woodstock in a local production of SNOOPY!!!  And I worked with him 9n a few other shows like Into the Woods and Once Upon a Mattress and Grease at PCPH.

Then he went to college and then went to NYC in the qqearly 2000's.  He was a bartender/waiter at some popular Gay place for many yearas - but I can't remember the name of it.....maybe it was Splash or something.

[Jrand74]

I have many foils in real life.

[vixmom]

Ron, I am so sorry to hear what you’ve been going through, but glad to hear you are getting appropriate treatment now.

I am actually glad to have felt this way at key moments when I could "share it" visually and aurally with those who could assess me.

I agree! It’s like taking your car to the mechanic and it stops making “ that noise”

[Jrand74]

Here is DR JANE in down in Nagasaki where the men all chew tobakky and the women wicky wacky woo!  In the words of a sophisticated songwriter of yesterdyaer.

[vixmom]

Congratulations to Elmore on a very good day!

[Jrand74]

Scroll right.

[Jrand74]

DR VIXMOM my brother says he and his family are going to be a little late for Easter dinner - so he asks that you not sit down until 8 p.m.

[Jane]

But the power is back on, now.

Good.

[Jane]

I didn't ask enough questions ahead of time. And I fault the doctor also for not sharing this information.

[Jane]

They did not go into the recuperation time clearly.

They should have.  I gather by now you have done research on how long recovery can take for this.

[Jane]

There are signs of improvement. But not enough for me.

[Jane]

Good morning from the Pacific Northwest

There are now four of us in the Pacific Northwest,  so cool.

[Jane]

Good morning from the Pacific Northwest

If DR MBarnum returned there would be 5 of us.

[Jane]

We also lost power during the night, and a CPAP doesn't work without power.

No, sir. It doesn’t.

That is the number one reason to have a power generator in one's home.  It needn't be large enough to do much else, so long as it keeps that CPAP going.

I bought one from QVC a couple of years ago.  And wouldn't you know, the power company informed my neighborhood our power would be out from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. one night while they did some repairs.

My CPAP ran the whole night, and I had another hour or so to spare according to the meter.  Well worth it.

Great.

[Jane]

Returned to see my allergist yeserday...first time since December.

Oof, what a day.  I was not chipper.  I was congested and cranky.  They picked up on that, too.  My tests weren't high caliber, either.

They decided I needed a breathing treatment. 

I did need a breathing treatment.  It lasted about 35 minutes, too, and it was glorious.  Breathe in, hold it, exhale through the nose.  That last bit was impossible at first, but as the minutes passed, my sinuses opened.

The assessment was that I was having a major asthma episode.  Various people were consulted.  New meds were ordered. I was given a new nebulizer, and I was told the VA would need to provide me with a duplicate of the breathing machine that brought me comfort.  I feel certain that will happen soon, as well.

I am so overcome with gratitude that I felt crappy when I needed to feel that way.  Otherwise, they likely would not have believed past tense accounts of how I obviously was feeling then.

How wonderful you had the attack while at the office.  The breathing machine at home should make a big difference.

[Jane]

DR Ron, I have asthma. The doctor told my mom there was nothing wrong with me and I was just trying to get attention.

 

[Jane]

We are having a superbloom of wildflowers because we've had good rains. That means the tourists are crushing the flowers trying to get into the middle of a patch for a photo.

 

[Jane]

There was a group I told three times yesterday that I've seen snakes right in the areas they were standing.

[singdaw]

If scrolling is wrong, I don't wanna be right.

[singdaw]

 

[singdaw]

It's only a matter of time...

[singdaw]

A post or two...