Tales, trails and tails of a corporate drop-out
AniMal Researchers in Japan have (discovered?) that dogs have been able to sniff out certain cancers in certain people. Gut Journal has the details for the doubters; like me. I dunno; our dogs are phenomenal but one’s afraid of his own shadow, one can no longer hear herself bark and one’s so nervous/anxious her jaw chatters … Read moreCanine Overload
Dinner table talk at a surgeon’s home is something. ‘Buckets of blood today; a real bleeder. Had to cut through mounds of nasty flesh to get down to the bone today; all that extra smelled like a@@ too. Pass the chicken gravy back over here please will ya son?’ Why as an educated and informed … Read more11 Days and Counting
Through bad math or just bad mouthing an initial post-op bet’s already been made. Bet’s on with The Lofti thinking he can out-ride me before the middle of the year. I’ll take it. Details: Time frame of 3/15 >> 6/30 Must be road, not indoors Self-measured At risk: A Coke. This one I can win. … Read morePost-op Challenge #1
Peeling off the slightly damp, baggy, faded orange T-shirt after the last set of repetitions I remembered again its origin. It was a long anticipated trip to Myrtle Beach with 8-10 other guys and gals. We had come from all parts of the country with the common point being two brothers; one of whom drove … Read moreA S-U-M-M-E-R of History in the Making
Spin class was winding down; I’ve managed to figure out a tolerable threshold for the bum knee; on the spin bike computer gears 0 >> 4 and RPMs up to around 85. I’ve been able to sustain that for the better part of a class a couple of times over he last couple of weeks. … Read moreThe Incredibly Shrinking Birthday Boy!