gungho

Practiced as family dr for 19 yr, went back at 47 to train in another specialty, now 69 and retiring.
Of course made good money as a doc but could have made tons more in different specialty and/ or private practice but always made decisions with family and time ahead of money and do not regret. Have seen numerous train wrecks along the way of those who chose the other path. Only One Person I have to please and He will not judge me on basis of my income/ net worth

Nasty. But maybe I haven't had "good" ones. I'm open

La. native but lived in Utah about 30 yr before moving back. Never thought I'd like the desert, but fell in love with it- at the right time of the year!. Agree 100% withcgrand, and others on here.
DONT MISS Hwy12. Great short, mostly flat hike off Hwy 12 to Lower Calf Creek Falls.

You can look these up, but Notom Rd on back side of Capitol Reef is a cool road, some Indian ruins along the way. Don't miss the Fiery Furnace hike in Arches. Another less crowded area is the San Rafael Swell.

I make at least one trip a year back out there.

Also Anasazi Indian State Park in Boulder is neat- last i was there, there was a very informative native lady at the desk inside

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Runner up is Lake D'Arbonne Country Club in Farmerville.

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I've actually played D'Arbonne a few times since I moved to Ruston (one of the few options in the area if Squire Creek is not for whatever reason) and if D'Arbonne is in your 2nd place, you are either very fortunate or haven't played around much

Smilin' mighty Jesus--spinal meningitis
Sniffleus (have no idea how it's spelled)- syphilis

My Utmost for His Highest by Oswald Chambers is an old standby. But I would recommend highly Thoughts from the Diary of a Desperate Man (daily) by Walt Henrichsen, available at leadershipfoundation. Org and mimworldwide.com. His 2 others, Warnings for a People Not Listening to God (daily) and Seeking to Understand the Christian Life (weekly) are also exceptional

None of these are strictly for men

Anyone compare self- testing water and chemical purchase from walmart/big box stores with testing at pool specialty stores and purchase their chemicals, i.e. any significant difference in quality between the two approaches?

I'm 69, very active: run, golf walking and carrying clubs, backpack, hike. Now with unilateral hip pain, running very limited, very limited on internal rotation(golf backswing). Will get diagnosis in a week or so, pretty sure it's osteoarthritis. Anyone have hip replacement, what convinced you, and your outcome as far as post- recovery activities?

SIAP, but how does one learn how to interpret/make use of all the colorful weather maps on these threads and what all the letter/number designations mean? Thanks

Is it state law that backflow preventer valves on home systems be tested and certified annually? How is this enforced and how much does it cost in your area? Had one in Shreveport and never heard of this until I recently moved to Lincoln parish

Yes, your 2nd paragraph is pretty much what we were told. There wasn't really any major temp fluctuations, less than if we had been home, Thermostats were at narrow range. Guess it was just it's time. What a mess, though