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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19605320)
On the GOOD health news front, my wife's liver biopsy came back negative for cancer. Haven't seen the report yet so can't say what the lesions on her liver are for sure but they aren't cancerous. :thumb:
Now, the radiation doctor is moving forward quickly to get her radiation for breast cancer scheduled. It had been put on hold awaiting the liver biopsy. Wife is a different person tonight, joking and smiling. :) |
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19605320)
On the GOOD health news front, my wife's liver biopsy came back negative for cancer. Haven't seen the report yet so can't say what the lesions on her liver are for sure but they aren't cancerous. :thumb:
Now, the radiation doctor is moving forward quickly to get her radiation for breast cancer scheduled. It had been put on hold awaiting the liver biopsy. Wife is a different person tonight, joking and smiling. :) |
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19605320)
On the GOOD health news front, my wife's liver biopsy came back negative for cancer. Haven't seen the report yet so can't say what the lesions on her liver are for sure but they aren't cancerous. :thumb:
Now, the radiation doctor is moving forward quickly to get her radiation for breast cancer scheduled. It had been put on hold awaiting the liver biopsy Wife is a different person tonight, joking and smiling. :) https://chriskresser.com/vitamin-k2-...sing-nutrient/ |
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19605320)
On the GOOD health news front, my wife's liver biopsy came back negative for cancer. Haven't seen the report yet so can't say what the lesions on her liver are for sure but they aren't cancerous. :thumb:
Now, the radiation doctor is moving forward quickly to get her radiation for breast cancer scheduled. It had been put on hold awaiting the liver biopsy. Wife is a different person tonight, joking and smiling. :) |
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19605320)
On the GOOD health news front, my wife's liver biopsy came back negative for cancer. Haven't seen the report yet so can't say what the lesions on her liver are for sure but they aren't cancerous. :thumb:
Now, the radiation doctor is moving forward quickly to get her radiation for breast cancer scheduled. It had been put on hold awaiting the liver biopsy. Wife is a different person tonight, joking and smiling. :) |
Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 19605274)
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19605320)
On the GOOD health news front, my wife's liver biopsy came back negative for cancer. Haven't seen the report yet so can't say what the lesions on her liver are for sure but they aren't cancerous. :thumb:
Now, the radiation doctor is moving forward quickly to get her radiation for breast cancer scheduled. It had been put on hold awaiting the liver biopsy. Wife is a different person tonight, joking and smiling. :) |
Originally Posted by jtaylor996
(Post 19604053)
Anybody got any tips on shaving <2mm from the center knobs on a MTB tire?
mounted on the rear, of course. |
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19605320)
On the GOOD health news front, my wife's liver biopsy came back negative for cancer. Haven't seen the report yet so can't say what the lesions on her liver are for sure but they aren't cancerous. :thumb:
Now, the radiation doctor is moving forward quickly to get her radiation for breast cancer scheduled. It had been put on hold awaiting the liver biopsy. Wife is a different person tonight, joking and smiling. :) |
The Tuesday night hammer ride is all fun and games until the budding pro kid I bought the Schwinn from pays a visit.
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Originally Posted by Herbie53
(Post 19605519)
The Tuesday night hammer ride is all fun and games until the budding pro kid I bought the Schwinn from pays a visit.
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 19605442)
Where's that big version of your avatar?
For the rest of you, I read her your comments and she's beaming. ;) |
Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 19605274)
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19605320)
On the GOOD health news front, my wife's liver biopsy came back negative for cancer. Haven't seen the report yet so can't say what the lesions on her liver are for sure but they aren't cancerous. :thumb:
Now, the radiation doctor is moving forward quickly to get her radiation for breast cancer scheduled. It had been put on hold awaiting the liver biopsy. Wife is a different person tonight, joking and smiling. :) |
Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 19605538)
Ha - did he show up in jorts and drope the hamer?
He did change the ride for me. Me and one other guy chased him down at the end of the first lap (ride is 4 laps around a quiet neighborhood), we kept pedaling and when his pull came it got ugly and things blew to pieces... my ride plan went from get an aggressive workout to practice hiding. The good news was he pulled most of the way home at a nice rapid rate as some storms were starting to roll in. |
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19605320)
On the GOOD health news front, my wife's liver biopsy came back negative for cancer. Haven't seen the report yet so can't say what the lesions on her liver are for sure but they aren't cancerous. :thumb:
Now, the radiation doctor is moving forward quickly to get her radiation for breast cancer scheduled. It had been put on hold awaiting the liver biopsy. Wife is a different person tonight, joking and smiling. :) |
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19605320)
On the GOOD health news front, my wife's liver biopsy came back negative for cancer. Haven't seen the report yet so can't say what the lesions on her liver are for sure but they aren't cancerous. :thumb:
Now, the radiation doctor is moving forward quickly to get her radiation for breast cancer scheduled. It had been put on hold awaiting the liver biopsy. Wife is a different person tonight, joking and smiling. :) |
Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 19603755)
Well that's a way to start off on the right foot. :rolleyes: So, this - how did you put it? - "incestuous conclave" has a forgiving nature, so let's just chill, yeah?
What a day . . . Touched a sensitive nerve, did I? Methinks so. Anyway, not that anyone's counting; but going on 18 posts today? What are you--one of those stay-at-home dads or something? :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by topslop1
(Post 19604449)
Good state for cycling, bad state for everything else it seems.
Oh. California has disadvantages? That's news to me. |
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 19604156)
Move to Texas. Nothing bothers trying to grow between June and September.
I spent almost two years working in Texas--Dallas area. Little story; true, of course, as all my stories are. When I first moved there I went to open up an account at a local, Dallas bank. Well, the lady who helped me, and I, started idling chatting about this and that; she got around to asking me where I'd come from; I told her, California and that I was on an assignment to work in Dallas for a couple of years. She rejoined with the typical, "well, it took you all your life to get here, but now you are here." Then, she proceeded to tell me about her big trip to San Francisco and how she'd gone to visit the famous Golden Gate bridge. She didn't think much of it, apparently. She suggested I go visit the bridge that spanned Dallas and Rockwall, across Lake Ray Hubbard. Now, THAT, was a bridge in her estimation. Uh, huh. Now, I'm sure that there are members of this forum who are well acquainted with those environs. How anybody in their right mind could begin to conflate the two sets of experiences remains beyond my comprehension. I knew, then, that I had crossed over into the Twilight Zone. Hence my saying about Texas: never have so many been so inordinately proud of so little. |
Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 19605457)
Nice, and what creamy goodness.
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize
(Post 19605081)
60°A with heavy overcast and light drizzle. I can't talk myself into bundling up. I'm a wuss. I'm also quite tired. 102°A at home.
I seem to be much more affected by minor temperature changes than I used to be. |
Originally Posted by Scarbo
(Post 19605677)
I spent almost two years working in Texas--Dallas area. Little story; true, of course, as all my stories are.
When I first moved there I went to open up an account at a local, Dallas bank. Well, the lady who helped me, and I, started idling chatting about this and that; she got around to asking me where I'd come from; I told her, California and that I was on an assignment to work in Dallas for a couple of years. She rejoined with the typical, "well, it took you all your life to get here, but now you are here." Then, she proceeded to tell me about her big trip to San Francisco and how she'd gone to visit the famous Golden Gate bridge. She didn't think much of it, apparently. She suggested I go visit the bridge that spanned Dallas and Rockwall, across Lake Ray Hubbard. Now, THAT, was a bridge in her estimation. Uh, huh. Now, I'm sure that there are members of this forum who are well acquainted with those environs. How anybody in their right mind could begin to conflate the two sets of experiences remains beyond my comprehension. I knew, then, that I had crossed over into the Twilight Zone. Hence my saying about Texas: never have so many been so inordinately proud of so little. Pick your battles... |
Originally Posted by Scarbo
(Post 19605623)
Anyway, not that anyone's counting; but going on 18 posts today? What are you--one of those stay-at-home dads or something? :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 19605320)
On the GOOD health news front, my wife's liver biopsy came back negative for cancer. Haven't seen the report yet so can't say what the lesions on her liver are for sure but they aren't cancerous. :thumb:
Now, the radiation doctor is moving forward quickly to get her radiation for breast cancer scheduled. It had been put on hold awaiting the liver biopsy. Wife is a different person tonight, joking and smiling. :) |
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