Purplehaze

Amen

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Fudge at Buc's, well worth it.

Old guy here, I worked for Payne & Keller back in the day as a timekeeper. I was assigned to that job but I was told to go to another jobsite and missed all the excitement. My lucky day.

The one most valuable participant in the whole plot was LBJ.

Enjoyable 3 minutes

Worth watching

2 checks once a year, property tax and hoa dues

You can't blame them for picking their nose.

I am 76 and had the 4x cabbage surgery in February of this year. The worst part for me was the catheter. Because of the catheter, you will not be wearing drawers but you wear 2 gowns, one opening in front and the other in back. After surgery, 3-5 days in ICU followed by Tier 1 rehab clinic at Memorial Hermann in The Woodlands.

After the surgery, you will have difficulty swallowing from that tube down your throat. Your diet will consist of fresh fruit like pineapple and grapes, iced tea, pudding cups and all the ice cream you can try and get. Hot breakfast will be served cold, sausage looks gray and you will learn to love the prepackaged cereal. There will be a wheelchair in the room. Get up with their help and sit there while eating.

The heart surgeon wants to see fresh films every day. I was awakened every day ay 3:30 AM for x rays taken in the bed.

You will not be allowed to use your hands or arms to get up out of bed. They force you to cross your arms on your chest with that heart shaped pillow and get up using just your legs. This minimizes the risk of tearin stitches internally.

When they start with rehab, ask for a stand up walker. Much easier than the old style. Google it.

Check out Rooms To Go for a zero base stand up recliner that will put you up into a standing position. Look for the ones with 3 motors around $900. This is what you will sleep in for at least a month.

The hospital food sucks. Chicken tenders will need dipping sauce to help you swallow. Have your family bring you beef jerky and pop tarts for hunger issues.

The best part is you should lose 15 to 25 pounds. Good Luck to you

I am 76 and have had an unusual year. In January, diagnosed with prostate and bladder cancer. Had a fall in late January and it was a good thing as tests discovered a heart problem. Had quadruple bypass surgery in March. Recovered well. Yesterday had an outpatient procedure that took care of the bladder cancer for now. All that is left is to beat the prostate cancer and then enjoy LSU football. You must have a positive outlook. And yes, getting old sucks.

I watched that you tube video of LSU/Tennessee. UT used the single wing offense. That was worth watching. LSU defense was dominant. LSU missed a field goal and UT got a pick six. LSU recovered a fumble inside the UT 10 that allowed them to score a TD. The 2 point play was off of right tackle/end and away from the camera. You do see an official signaling that cannon was down around the one but it was not obvious.