Calamity Kris

I heard this for the first time today. Has some beautiful Flamenco sections in it.

LOL I appreciate that. See, I'm old and senile. I repeat myself again and again repeatedly.

Sorry for not being with the times. This is the Connie I thought you meant.

I'm giving away my age with this comment. This was the theme song chosen for my HS senior prom.

Glad to have you back, pard.

In the case of my day today, the bird had a bad case of diarrhea and made it to the ceiling fan, which was mounted directly over my head and perched on one of the blades.......for 12 hours

Prayers up from us. Thank you for keeping us updated.

GROANnnnnnnnnn

Congratulations, UB!! Thank you for sharing with us.

That's what your get for eating in bed.......

My experience is ancient. That being said, no we would not have carried nitrous in the ambulance or response vehicle. We would not have had any need to calm a patient or render them unconscious. On the contrary, you need your patient conscious so they can tell you where it hurts and take effective vital signs. Things have changed since I left the field, so I can't tell you for certain.

I am not a doctor, nor did I play one on TV. That being said, I have some ancient paramedic experience. What I can tell you is exactly what was stated above. Yes stay away from this approach, for exactly the reasons stated above. There are a lot of variables in "caring" for your emergency kit like temperature extremes (How many of your prescriptions tell you to keep in a cool, dry place........) Antibiotics are effected by extreme heat and cold. Leaving the kit in your car could cause issues with the efficacy of the medicines, or worse. While the concept is good, if you think about practical applications based on where you live, it is not likely to work well in real life.

Keep up the good work. PT is a bugger but worth it in the end.

I used to shop Cavender's in St. Louis and loved them.

I have always had good luck with Ariat. They fit well and have good support. I don't recall the picture you mentioned but I'm pretty sure there are some boots here she will like.

It will be interesting to see if he does try to strike some kind of plea deal. That could set the whole world on it's ear.

Well, he does still live in Cali. We'll see. They are two and four. I understand they are very sweet but still true to their Bengal heritage. Very active. I'll check in with him this week and see how things are going.

My brother and his wife just rescued these two beauties. Damascus and Cypress.

Well, we usually get rain during this time of year. Unfortunately, the freeze we had several weeks ago killed a lot of things off, like the lawns, but no rain. We are in a level 4 of 5 drought here. At this point , we would love to get some rain, snow or anything that amounts to some moisture before things get really bad here. If we don't get some moisture soon, we will be in a serious world of hurt come summer.

Some fun for your day.

Or as in our case, drunk..................

Nope We had a pizza delivered once when we lived in Cali. That was such a nightmare we never did it again.

We let our SASS membership lapse because Uno decided he didn't want to shoot Cowboy any more. Besides, the nearest club is a bit of a drive for us. We have amassed quite a few costumes between the two of us. I would consider re-upping my membership to be able to sell them in the SASS classifieds but that hasn't worked well for us in the past. Not enough interest in our sizes. So what to do? Should I consider looking at local school drama departments to see if they would like some donations? Maybe a local theater company? Any other thoughts out there. Most of the local charities are so overwhelmed with clothes, they aren't taking any donations right now. Thanks for your assistance.