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That's a gunfighter stare if I ever saw one.

With all the timeI spent in the Orient I still can't stomach (Another pun.) sushi.

Got a different solution: search "I miss the America I grew up in" and take your pick of a few dozen items with that message.

Waiting for a call from a seamstress who made a lot of patches for my Army and Marine "braggin' jackets". She's good, but she's slow (backlog, you know), so put on your "loafing jammies" and turn on the TV. We might have a copyright issue. I'll let you know. Sure looks good in the back window of my Impala.

"I MISS THE AMERICA I GREW UP IN" with an outline of the 48 states in stars and stripes colors. RWOP (Republican Women of Prescott, the largest Republican women's group anywhere) had a booth selling good stuff at a home show. At $5.00 each I bought three...so far. I have never before seen anything that more completely expresses my feelings than that. I may try to find someone who can make a patch for my jacket or embroider one for me. I'm not into tatoos, but if I were a lot younger....well, just maybe!

It might say Crocodiles! Do not swim here. If you ignore that you're gonna be lunch. If it says Crocodiles do not swim here, are you gonna trust the sign? ?

I don't even try to hit anything at over 100 yards any more.

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What Eyesa said. I have been blessed with absolutely wonderful medical people, too. Some have become close friends.

Prayers are sent, Jack. Trust in God and the doctors and keep us posted.

as steady as a fart in the wind

I look at that and try to imagine JUST WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT GUY TRYING TO DO?

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The fourth one reminds me of a quote from Albert Einstein: "I never memorize anything I can look up." If it's good enough for one of the smartest men who ever lived, it should do for me, too.

A sign on my wall: Be strong enough to stand alone, smart enough to know when you need help, and brave enough to ask for it. It was given to me almost ten years ago when my wife died, so it's not a real family saying yet. It is one I live by now.....and have almost all my life without it being written down.

The use it up one was one of ours, too. I remember my Grandma using it a lot.

You will get over this sometime. Why not now? You'll never know if you can if you don't try. If something needs done and you can do it, DO IT! Face the results later. Life is full of adventures waiting for you. Pick one and enjoy it, If it doesn't suit you, pick a new one tomorrow. Never start a fight, but never walk way from one... unless you can postpone it If you are wrong, apologize. It's nothing to be ashamed of but shows good sense and proper upbringing. There are more, but it's time to read yours. Maybe someone else can adopt one. I can find a new on every so often.

Yep! You say "I can do that". Your sub-conscious says "no you can't." Next thing you know is your body saying "told you so, dumb ass."

You can't imagine how much worse it can get. It sneaks up on you until you wake up one morning with something new that adds to your catalog of grief in some new and major way. I'm at the point where almost everything that still works HURTS! and I'm very careful that I don't wreck or damage anything on my body that I may need or want later on. You'll reach a point where you realize that people say "You're looking good" but no one ever says "you're good looking" any more. Still, every day is a new adventure. BTW, my blood type is AB+.....almost a universal donor. What's yours Linn?

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I'm still waiting for shotgun that was shipped nine days ago from East Flat Rock, NC to Paulden, AZ.

You folks have my prayers, too. Now, about the MRI: I have a totally implanted pace maker about the size of a .22LR cartridge(Medtronic Micra) that I had put in about seven years ago. Two weeks ago I had an MRI on the VA's dime because the VA didn't have the right kind and sent me a local hospital for the procedure. The civilian hospital had a new one that would NOT cause any problems....except it's very noisy. Like I would imagine would equal putting my head in a jet engine. Go back to the in-house cardiologists at the VA and talk to them, ask for details, and if necessary ask to talk to someone else in the chain of command. Crowd them for an answer. Could be that it still wouldn't work with the defibrillator, but it can't hurt to ask and demand an answer that you can understand. Good luck and may God bless you both.

Never seen it. Never heard of it. Some of those others I heard of but never watched....like Dallas.

Hooze Beth?