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LarryC · June 2006

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 06-01-06 AT 02:13PM (CST)[/font][br][br]Hi Y'all!

Thanks for all your well wishes while I was out for surgery. I'll be working from home for awhile and I finally remembered my password so I can come in here and post and add my two cents.

I can get used to this "working at home" thing.

I'm off my pain meds and I gotta tell ya', there is a definite hangover with those things. The surgery part still hurts, but the pain is gone, if that makes any sense.

Anyway, back to the hammock. Work hard, everyone. Thanks again to y'all and special thanks to Paul Somewhere on Cannon Beach, Whirlwind the Real Rose of Texas, Ray and the Horn Section, and Cheryl in soggy NH for connecting me with the Woo-Hoo.

LarryC

SMace · June 2006

Welcome back Larry. Glad you survived the knife.

Whirlwind · June 2006

Now let's hope he can survive the deductible and co-insurance.

HRinNH · June 2006

Woo-hoo, you're back! Take it easy in that hammock. It can be habit forming.

Cheryl C.

LarryC · June 2006

Yeah, I'll just lay here in the hammock and think about how brilliant I was this year to take advantage of our high deductible health plan and the HSA since I NEVER GO TO THE DOCTOR!!!!

And to think some of you people look to me for advice!! Just call me Einstein.

ray a · June 2006

That happened to me once many years ago. Thought I'd be smart and save a few bucks by taking the cheaper policy with less coverage and my daughter ended up with some high bills. I broke even not saving a penny with the cheaper policy.

NaeNae55 · June 2006

So glad you are back Larry. We missed you.

Take it easy and don't rush your recovery.

Nae

HRCalico · June 2006

I thought it had been awfully quiet up north! :>) Glad to hear you came through OK, and don't fall out of the hammock . . . those injuries can be nasty.

Paul in Cannon Beach · June 2006

What did they do with the real Larry? This imposter never onced mentioned "10,000" anything.

LarryC · June 2006

Sorry to say, folks, that while I was under aenesthesia, they added a lake to the already 10,000. A man-made on over in, fittingly, Lakeville. But I'm going to ignore it and still go with the 10,000 that I know. Will that do, Paul, or do I need to use it in a sentence?

Do I still sound like I'm on drugs?

ray a · June 2006

Larry, stick with the drugs - it gives you an element of savoir faire. Almost continental. Next, you'll be unbuttoning your shirt to your navel and wearing gold chains around your neck. And Birkenstocks.... you'll be another Parabeagle.

LarryC · June 2006

With all the weight I lost, I can wear my watch around my neck now. My wife says I look like a kite.

HRinNH · June 2006

I'm sure she'll waste no time getting you back in shape. That could be fun.

Cheryl C.

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