Same here. Sorry Storm I totally missed that point yesterday.Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Storm! Hope you have another 36!!!!
@AustinTXCat good to see you safely back home.
Same here. Sorry Storm I totally missed that point yesterday.Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Storm! Hope you have another 36!!!!
Or:Austin, you have me remembering the lyrics of an old song: “Flew in from Miami Beach BOAC, didn’t get to bed last night…” And yeah, the few times I’ve flown British Airways (What used to be British Overseas Airways Corporation) the food has been tip top. I wish their pubs did as well.
Heading into work. No wine on the subway. No food or drink of any kind, as they try to keep the rats and roaches at bay. It is fairly clean but if you pass through the deep underground stations you will see an occasional rat scurry by. I’m not sure what they eat, though enough kids ignore the food ban that I guess they get by.
Not much going on aside from work. You all have a good day.
Same plus salmon patties. Almost done here in the mountains.What is for dinner?
Great Northern beans, ham hock and corn bread.
Beat that!
Many years ago, we caught a train from Windsor Canada to Niagra Falls. Beautiful scenery on the trip and also the Falls.Good morning folks. Glad it is Friday. There was a thick fog laying close to the ground this morning and it was so cool I wore a longsleeve Tee-shirt on my run for the first time since April. Staying dark longer. It really feels like an early fall but I suspect we'll still get a couple weeks of hot late summer in September.
My wife got this odd idea out of the blue that she wanted to see Niagara Falls, so we are planning a trip up there in a few weeks. Why not? The drive up through the Adirondacks should be beautiful. I'll check to see if Cooperstown is too far out of the way. It shouldn't be.
When I was 4 and 5 my family actually lived near Niagara Falls. My father got a job on a massive pipeline job that lasted two summers and we just stayed up tehre during the winter when it was too snowy and cold for him to work. I actually went to Kindergarten and first grade in a small NY town near the Falls and the Canadian border. Then my dad got too homesick for Bracken County so we moved back, eventually closer to jobs he could get in Cincinnati. I guess we can check out that town, of which I remember very little.
Back to work. Have a good day folks.
A couple things I do remember from being four of five Bernie: It started snowing in October and didn't quit til Easter. And there were what seemed to me vast, endless forests. I'm actually glad my wife came up with this idea. I'm eager to see it all again.Many years ago, we caught a train from Windsor Canada to Niagra Falls. Beautiful scenery on the trip and also the Falls.
Happy Anniversary!Good morning everyone
We had a good Labor Day weekend.....visited family for my Mom's 80th surprise BD. We actually surprised her.....she expected something next weekend (her actual BD). It was difficult to coordinate nearly 50 to be there. We had all her family and in-laws except 3....not bad.
We stayed home yesterday and caught up on some to-dos around the house, had some BBQ ribs, then a nice fire.
Celebrating our 36th anniversary at home today....wife's choice.
I hope everyone has a great day.
It is probably the crystal thing, but if that doesn't work out, keep Meniere's Disease in mind. Years ago, I got so dizzy I was passing out. Wake up and vomit for hours. You don't have that much in you, so a lot of it is dry heaves. First they sent me to heart doctors and all kinds of tests. Next step was a neurosurgeon in a local hospital. He said I had a growth on my brain and wanted to do surgery. Before doing surgery, I wanted to be sure, so I asked my family doctor to set me up with a second opinion from someone really good. He sent me to Memphis to a world class guy. He ran a bunch of tests and laughed at the other neurosurgeon. Said he was reading a smudge on the X rays. Told me to go home and see an ENT. The ENT nailed it over two years after it all started. I watch my diet and take mclyzine as needed and it is now something I can live with.A week in the life of an old man.
Tuesday I wake up early lying on my side & the walls & window are spinning. So close eyes & two hours later I wake up again & same thing. This can't be good. So I try to get up but have to hold onto something to stay upright. Covid comes to mind & so DW goes & gets test - nothing. Go to Dr. New, cute little thing, so not all bad. BP somewhat high but not outrageous. She puts me thru a barrage of tests looking for heart issue or stroke. Good for her. Puts me on meclizine - the seasickness pills. Gradually improve thru rest of day as I take three pills. Wake up Wed & not spinning but worn out & moving gingerly. Fine yesterday & today.
Went back in p.m. today for follow up & she agrees I'm as good as I get. Whatever. She suspects rather than having a screw loose, I had a particle/crystal that got loose & into the inner ear fluid but went back in place on its own. Not sure, but best guess. Often they need a physical therapist correct the looseness by moving/jerking head around. Net, I'm celebrating three days of being upright with a glass of wine. And maybe another - or two. Have a good weekend. GBB !!
Thanks. Quite familiar with Meniere's. DW has had it for about 8 years. Pretty manageable by her between figuring out diet restrictions and as needed mec doses. She doesn't leave home w/o it. Around 50% hearing loss in the one hear & various ringing noises of varying intensity. Says she's been doing pretty well last year or so. Hard for an outsider to look & know what's going on. Does wear her out at times.It is probably the crystal thing, but if that doesn't work out, keep Meniere's Disease in mind. Years ago, I got so dizzy I was passing out. Wake up and vomit for hours. You don't have that much in you, so a lot of it is dry heaves. First they sent me to heart doctors and all kinds of tests. Next step was a neurosurgeon in a local hospital. He said I had a growth on my brain and wanted to do surgery. Before doing surgery, I wanted to be sure, so I asked my family doctor to set me up with a second opinion from someone really good. He sent me to Memphis to a world class guy. He ran a bunch of tests and laughed at the other neurosurgeon. Said he was reading a smudge on the X rays. Told me to go home and see an ENT. The ENT nailed it over two years after it all started. I watch my diet and take mclyzine as needed and it is now something I can live with.
How is Subway and BK accepted there?Good morning from ATX. Currently 72°F and clear. Today's high may reach 90°F.
Happy Caturday! Go Big Blue!
Wishing all a winning Saturday.
Yes, American fast food invaded Scotland.
Surprisingly good, actually. Usually fairly busy. McDonald's stays crowded.How is Subway and BK accepted there?
That would have been my first question. I believe that many European countries have much higher standards on what ingredients can be used. We have a much higher use of chemicals in our food than most other countries.Surprisingly good, actually. Usually fairly busy. McDonald's stays crowded.
Brits and Scots love fast food convenience. I'd say European versions healthier than American.
Huge game this early in the season. CAN'T lose this one.Must win for the Cats today. They have freshman QB and a freshman left tackle. I hope we are in attack mode.
Interesting scores: Arkansas up 21-7 on Oklahoma St. and Texas up 17-3 on Michigan.
We have not been able to move the ball and Stoops goes for it on a 4th and 1 on our own 30. Nope.
Play Army style football for today.Keep it on the ground and run it down their throats.