BRDof3...Rob

Think they just put people at random. My wife was given that opportunity just this morning but I had to go through the old fashioned way. Neither of us fly more than every other year at the most.

Think they just put people at random. My wife was given that opportunity just this morning but I had to go through the old fashioned way. Neither of us fly more than every other year at the most.

They buy a package of Skittles, then put all the pieces of the same color in a mason jar of vodka. He came to the social hours with 4 or 5 different colors and shared them with anyone that wanted some.

My TT sitting in the driveway, getting restocked and cleaned, water lines flushed out and treating with bleach water, ready for me to take her out this weekend (I hope!). Bring on the season, baby!

It worked out great, and it's a perfect thing for camping. Crock the cicken and soup all afternoon, then add the biscuits at the end for the dumplings. You can expand or contract the recipe to fit the number of people with ease. And just for you Dave (that's a lie, it's also for me), we decided that we should have bacon-wrapped the chicken, then cut it up when we cut up the chicken.
Everything goes better with bacon. :worship:

I'm going to sue myself for being such an ass all the time and forcing myself to be in a hostile and stressful living environment. I plan to take myself for both things I own. Then I'll appeal it and run it out forever. That'll show me, huh?

I'm going to sue myself for being such an ass all the time and forcing myself to be in a hostile and stressful living environment. I plan to take myself for both things I own. Then I'll appeal it and run it out forever. That'll show me, huh?

I've been given small gifts, been asked for a hug, it was a little boy so I was ok with it. paid compliments for my driving, done high fives, gotten thank you cards, but today was a first.
This really happy and friendly small group got on my bus this morning at CBR when all of a sudden one of them yelled out, lets sing "hail to the bus driver". Which they did. They had a song all prepared hailing, yes, me. It was too funny and I really got a kick out of it. I told them they should have waited until I got them to their destination in one piece.

For another year, anyway, until Anna hits her growth spurt.

Thank you, from a greatful recipient of your service.

You take the coolest pictures.

As a nurse, I won't advise you to stay away from them, but I will tell you to tread lightly. My job is to line ill or injured patients up with the care that they need, then evaluate it to see if it resolved the issues (as much as can be). If not, we do it again another way.
See the surgeon, listen to his/her advice. I have worked with Chiropractors that have been butchers. I also have a couple of them locally that I have gotten patients referred to, and they have literally pulled rabbits out of the hat for me. They cannot change anything about a degenerated disc, any more than the surgeon can. The surgeon can trim or remove the disc, but they cannot make it well again. The Lord gave us many self-restorations in our bodies, this is not one of them.
A good Chiro can provide palliative care that can make things easier to bear. The thing to remember is there are more Chiropratic offices, it seems, than Starbucks shops. They don't have extensive medical training and many are more dangerous than helpful. If they don't examine you, then present a plan that includes evaluation criteria and a target discharge date, leave.
Talk to friends, neighbors, family, doctors, anyone you trust for an opinion. Just like any other service provider, you don't pick a Chiropractor out of the Yellow Pages, or based on their commercials. Establish their track record first.
Good luck with the back!!!