MOXOMUMD
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Thank you. He had some health issues from being a big man (picture a large Ving Rhames) and passed peacefully in his sleep. His heart just stopped the doc said.
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MinnieM123
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My condolences, especially when the loss is so sudden like that.
StarWarsGirl
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Lucky. We have to work no matter what. It's one of the downsides of being able to work from home: if you can't get in, you're expected to work from home.
MOXOMUMD
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Theres a Winnie Pooh day now?
MOXOMUMD
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MOXOMUMD
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Thank you. He lived in the Houston area so the family put the service on Facebook.
MinnieM123
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That is beautiful. I love old church architecture like that.
MinnieM123
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And what is Disney thinking????
Spinner Ride name for new ToyStory Land name:
Alien Swirling Saucers. So the fan acronym will be....bleep...
MinnieM123
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MinnieM123
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Never work for a hospital--even if there's a zombie apocalypse, they expect everyone to come in, regardless.
93boomer
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My sister works for a hospital and yes she has to go in. She had to sometimes stay overnight during a bad storm or snow.Never work for a hospital--even if there's a zombie apocalypse, they expect everyone to come in, regardless.
93boomer
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Oh no. I think you can buy some kind of tape to wrap them in to keep them warm. Our DD and SIL well pump froze this morning. They put in a big light to keep it warm all winter after they repaired it today. I hate winter!My mom just called to say her bathroom pipes are frozen.Great.
MySmallWorldof4
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It is a shame that a hair dryer couldn’t fix that.My mom just called to say her bathroom pipes are frozen.
Goofyernmost
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That was a good thing to do back when cars were primative, but, today with all things connect to a computer, taking out the battery completely on a daily basis can throw everything off kilter. Batteries are a little weaker when cold, but, ignition systems are a lot different now, and disconnecting the battery every night can cause some problems Unless something is wrong with the battery a new one should last 5 to 6 years. If I still lived in that climate I would install a circulating water heater so that when you go to start the car in the morning the engine is somewhat warm already. You get internal heat quicker as well.
MinnieM123
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Can't argue with that. We don't remove ours, but again, ours is only about 6 months old. I brought up the nightly removal of the battery (only in a long bitter cold snap) because it made the local news again tonight.
BAChicagoGal
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Today I finally had my long awaited appointment with the cardiologist. For those who might not remember past circumstances, I was recommended to a cardiologist back in October after I underwent cataract surgery on my right eye. During the procedure my heart recorded an irregular beat. Possible AFIB was the question. My 2nd cataract surgery was then postponed.
The cardiologist visit today was very thorough. However, I have not been officially diagnosed as having AFIB. I still need a few more tests. A stress test, and a 48 hour Holter monitor. My recent electrocardiogram, and echocardiogram, have all been normal.
I officially put off my cataract surgery until sometime in the Spring. The Cardiologist was more than willing to give me clearance, but why the rush? Chicago weather is brutal, and I'd be the unlucky one to wake up surgery morning to a foot of snow on the ground, or below zero temps, and a blizzard. So I'm waiting.
I really liked the cardiologist. We touched on all angles of this entire scenario, and we may end up discovering this has all just been one huge mistake. However, I'll sleep better at night knowing what I don't have. So keep your fingers crossed for some more good test results.
The cardiologist visit today was very thorough. However, I have not been officially diagnosed as having AFIB. I still need a few more tests. A stress test, and a 48 hour Holter monitor. My recent electrocardiogram, and echocardiogram, have all been normal.
I officially put off my cataract surgery until sometime in the Spring. The Cardiologist was more than willing to give me clearance, but why the rush? Chicago weather is brutal, and I'd be the unlucky one to wake up surgery morning to a foot of snow on the ground, or below zero temps, and a blizzard. So I'm waiting.
I really liked the cardiologist. We touched on all angles of this entire scenario, and we may end up discovering this has all just been one huge mistake. However, I'll sleep better at night knowing what I don't have. So keep your fingers crossed for some more good test results.
ajrwdwgirl
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Guess the kids all get bundled up like Randy in "A Christmas Story" then.Hopefully the schools are all nice and toasty.
The school was a lot warmer than I thought it would be. When I came home the temperature gauge said it was 12 degrees, it was practically a heat waves.
It's 3 degrees today. THREE. We're heading into the negative degrees this week, not including windchill. I normally like the winter, but having just come home from Orlando, I'm having a hard time with it this year
Trip report writing took so much time! I've got 17 pages to catch up on here
Yep spending a couple of days in warmer weather is enough to lose your cold weather tolerance for awhile.
ajrwdwgirl
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ajrwdwgirl
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Looks like an awesome place. I would love that profiterole, and the candy store looked great too.