50+ thread

IIRC the L79 was a solid lifter. The 325hp version was hydaulic with a milder cam profile. Technically before my time but i knew all the differences 20 years ago.

My wagon was awesome. The extra weight of the long roof made it hook like craZ. And it was a wagon. Nobody suspected a station wagon to be halfway quick in the 80s

 

SUP??????

 

Sup? Like stand up paddleboard? Or, Wassup! ?

 

Yeup not a paddle board

 

Unfortunately, our patients are usually in end stage renal disease and need dialysis. So they can't hunker down. they need to be at their dialysis center and get dialyzed. No option. A slight delay may be ok, but not miss dialysis completely. We send resources from all over the country to make sure our patients are taken care of. It's tough, but very rewarding.

 

Not much. Wife had a bad day so i made Biscuits and gravy for supper and now she's playing Fallout again. It's our way of forgetting the bad workdays some waiting for the weekend. ...

 

You my friend are one of those RARE and needed folks.....

 

Need that escape...

 

Car all loaded. Everything double checked. Last walk through early am and on the road..

 

Back from my walk , according to my pedometer app on my phone I've walked 13,229 steps , 7.5 miles , rode an exercise bike 4.5 miles . 1348 calories burned and just under 3 hrs active today

 

So now a snack of 3 burritos and a 6 pack.

 

I am one of many in our healthcare organization. But I'm not the hero here. Today, I've been sitting nice and cozy all day at work and at home.

Believe it or not, there are people right now, in nice cozy/safe places in other parts of the country, that are trying their damnedest to figure out how to get to the dialysis facilities that are being hit right now or will be hit soon by Matthew. Because we will be extending dialysis/clinic hours to whatever is needed. We will be finding transportation and other resources.

I gotta tell you, we are a for-profit healthcare organization. But we take the health of our patients SERIOUSLY, and will move resources at any cost to make sure that we take care of the patients that put their trust in our care.

 

WOW, you are being a

 

Nope a salad and that's it !!!

So far since Aug 26th 2016 I've ....


Walked 180 miles

55 hrs active time

Burned 32,977 calories

Walked 316, 842 steps


According to my pedometer app I'm highly active and 88 % more active than average others

Oh this is all done with my r/knee that's unable to flex past 85 deg flexion


Why am I doing this , I want to go back to Camp Pendleton and prove to myself that I can as a disabled Vet still climb Mt. Mother F***er

 

Cheerleader.

 

We have family & friends in the MED field one just retired from being a helicopter ER nurse Not a hero but quietly getting it DONE.

To quote an Alabama song "Angels among us" fits most of you to a tee

Sadly ,with this Matthew event ,more of you will be called into those special roles and for that this Old Man says Thank You...

 

Mt Mother F***er @ Camp Pendleton

https://youtu.be/1Z1qurJ0iYA

 

Safe travels my friend and HAVE a GREAT TIME!!!!!

don't think I even got 6500 steps today.... Annie started limping on our walk so we had to cut it short

With determination like that, you can do anything!!!

x2

 

Yeah, OK, no pix of shaved legs and a skirt we know how you Mainers can be

 

Thank you very much.