08-15-2013, 09:06 PM
RB, it is very good you are back. I am sorry you had a fall.
I want to relate a story so you will know what to expect.
When we first moved to town our neighbor and her husband became good friends of ours. We even rode motorcycles on trips together. Ed was a policeman and he acquired a dog in a drug bust because he didn't want to see the dog go to the pound. He conned us into keeping him for the weekend so he could find him a home. (the week end lasted 14 years
). Any how. about a year later, I saw Tamper (the dog) had Ed by the ankle and was viscously attacking him. I ran to Ed's aid, and he was laughing like hell. He said not to worry, it was a game they played, and that Tamper knew which leg was artificial. We had known them for 4 years and I never knew he had lost a leg in Nam. He then proceeded to tell us the VA had refused to buy anymore limbs for a while. He tore one up in a motorcycle wreck, and broke one sky diving.
I hope you will use this as an inspiration when you get down. I still laugh when I think of that dog and the way he played the game with Ed, and how I got suckered in.
It is great that you are back, and it won't be long until you are building computers and layouts too. And above all, do what the doctors say. We want you around for many years to come and the sugar is a war you can win.
Charlie
I want to relate a story so you will know what to expect.
When we first moved to town our neighbor and her husband became good friends of ours. We even rode motorcycles on trips together. Ed was a policeman and he acquired a dog in a drug bust because he didn't want to see the dog go to the pound. He conned us into keeping him for the weekend so he could find him a home. (the week end lasted 14 years
). Any how. about a year later, I saw Tamper (the dog) had Ed by the ankle and was viscously attacking him. I ran to Ed's aid, and he was laughing like hell. He said not to worry, it was a game they played, and that Tamper knew which leg was artificial. We had known them for 4 years and I never knew he had lost a leg in Nam. He then proceeded to tell us the VA had refused to buy anymore limbs for a while. He tore one up in a motorcycle wreck, and broke one sky diving. I hope you will use this as an inspiration when you get down. I still laugh when I think of that dog and the way he played the game with Ed, and how I got suckered in.
It is great that you are back, and it won't be long until you are building computers and layouts too. And above all, do what the doctors say. We want you around for many years to come and the sugar is a war you can win.
Charlie