Re: Dave; cutting steak-Jim

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Jim,

Your low orbiting steak had me rolling on the floor in laughter, Thank

you, it's always nice to have something to laugh about. Even with CMT

we still have the ability to have some fun. It sure sounds like you

share my love for Sci Fi, I too am a " Treky " !

Sue- I sure agree with Jim on your recent posts, We all take to much

crap, perhaps because of your strength we will all stand a little

taller, even if we are sitting in a wheel chair. Give em hell Sue, we

are WITH you!

Dave

> Dave I've always used the " ham fisted grip " on the

> fork method. Was always chastised by my folks for it,

> but when I tried to be more gentile something awful

> usually happened like the fork or the steak flying

> into low orbit. Apparently my fine motor skills have

> always been bad on the left hand. I kind of look like

> a " Klingon " eating but never miss a meal. LOL

> The other night I ate out and had to ask a waitress to

> open the little butter containers (dastardly things)

> anyway we struck up a conversation and have been " out "

> a couple times since. After all these years of trying

> different pick up lines!

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> I have decided to try neurontin at 100 mg., meeting

> with neuro Monday, thanks in part to you and the info

> Gretchen posted. It has been so long since I have

> dreamed of anything, just wake up hurting and numb.

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> Sue, thanks for the advice. I'm not taking any crap, I

> just had a rehash of it today and I'm in no further

> mood for it. After hearing the same story about my BP

> being 140/80 and needing an ACE inhibitor I suggested

> that if both my feet pointed the same direction, and I

> could walk in comfort that maybe the BP might be

> lower. Sue, if the pen is truely mightier than the

> sword as Ben lin put it, you have one hell of a

> rapier there. KEEP IT UP!

> Jim Nash

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