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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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MinnieM123
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Is that a Canadian Starbucks design on the cup? (I don't see any coffee brand shown.)
That’s a Timmie’s cup.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Oh that's right, you have a Canadian company, Tim Horton's up there. But, that's o.k.
Starbuckies is a NYC/Disney thing for me.
We used to have a Timmie’s here and they started to build one a mile from my house, but they both shut down abruptly.
Eric1955
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I didn’t notice at first, but yeah, that’s definitely off.
Goofyernmost
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Deformed Maple Leaf or a grossly overpaid graphic artist.
Mike S
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A Zamboni driver for their own team to add insult to injury.
Goofyernmost
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That is terribly rude. I'm going to need you to go ahead and send it down to me. I have a couple of bulk things I need to buy and I don't buy enough to actually pay for a membership. Thanks!Ever want to tell someone to just get their own bloody Costco membership? Or is it just me?
MinnieM123
Premium Member
@JenniferS , How is your walking progressing -- stairs, sidewalk curbs, etc.? Curious: how many weeks do the medical people estimate it will take for you to walk normally again (without assistance from a cane or walker)?
I can walk without a cane no problem, but with a significant limp. Put a cane in my left hand ... no limp.
Probably a few months until I am walking unaided without a limp, provided my knee co-operates.
In other news, I showered, got dressed, and even put on a spritz of Layla today. For no reason.
I go for my two week follow up with the surgeon tomorrow morning. Walking from the hospital entrance to the post-op clinic will be the longest stretch of walking I’ll have done for more than 2 1/2 weeks. And then, pancakes at Denny’s.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
I can walk without a cane no problem, but with a significant limp. Put a cane in my left hand ... no limp.
Probably a few months until I am walking unaided without a limp, provided my knee co-operates.
In other news, I showered, got dressed, and even put on a spritz of Layla today. For no reason.
I go for my two week follow up with the surgeon tomorrow morning. Walking from the hospital entrance to the post-op clinic will be the longest stretch of walking I’ll have done for more than 2 1/2 weeks. And then, pancakes at Denny’s.
You are recovering so quickly!! (However, I realize that for 100% healing, it will be a few months.)
To be fair, I was about 15-20 years younger than just about everyone on the ortho recovery floor.
Also, as much as I like to joke about how exceedingly lazy I am, I was actually fairly active right up until I broke my leg in December 2018. Just because I don’t “exercise” doesn’t mean that I don’t exercise.
While the average age for total hip replacement has come down in recent years, it’s still 68.4 for men, and 68.1 for women in Canada.
I’m 52.5. Age, attitude, and overall general health are major factors in recovery. You worked in a hospital setting, so I’m not telling you anything new.