Sitting with a cup of coffee. (coffee lovers)

[3goodeggs]

so that is how you tell the difference between a high school kid and a zombie? One does not sleep and the other can't get up in the morning?

 

[Puddin Fluff]

How about zombie turtles? How would you tell them apart from the normal ones? Or slugs, for that matter?

so that is how you tell the difference between a high school kid and a zombie? One does not sleep and the other can't get up in the morning?

 

[Alaskan]

I love the last 3 pages of this thread. AWESOME!


but now I have to go run and do another errand barf, barf, triple barf

 

[3goodeggs]

tea chick are you a zombie yet?

 

[chickisoup]

Wow! This is what happens when I'm gone for one whole day?????

 

[chickisoup]

Very full but very blessed day. Pa is nodding peacefully in pain drug fog in his recliner after having hernia surgery this morning. A bit longer than scheduled because the surgery was a bit more "involved" once they had him "zipped" but everything put back together just fine. NOW comes the hard part. Getting this man to follow dr's orders and not chop wood, drag the field, throw feed sacks, etc. for the next month. Figure I should get him to behave as long as he still has trouble shuffling to the bathroom without drugs. Once the pain lets go tho I know all bets are going to be off and the fight will be on!

The down side to having a hard working man who can't sit still.

 

[sourland]

Chicki, the worst part of hernia repair surgery for me was the physical restrictions. On day 3 post surgery the Princess caught me on top on one of my lofts working on a 'settling' cage. All I heard was, "Not particularly intelligent!" as the door slammed behind her. Tell him to be prepared for discoloration of various body parts - it's normal, but freaked me somewhat.

 

[Woodsdweller]

Very full but very blessed day. Pa is nodding peacefully in pain drug fog in his recliner after having hernia surgery this morning. A bit longer than scheduled because the surgery was a bit more "involved" once they had him "zipped" but everything put back together just fine. NOW comes the hard part. Getting this man to follow dr's orders and not chop wood, drag the field, throw feed sacks, etc. for the next month. Figure I should get him to behave as long as he still has trouble shuffling to the bathroom without drugs. Once the pain lets go tho I know all bets are going to be off and the fight will be on!

The down side to having a hard working man who can't sit still.

Isn't that what handcuffs and shackles were invented to solve?

 

[pollitos2013]

Zombies? Body parts? Handcuffs? I need to get some more coffee and read some more!

 

[Puddin Fluff]

Wow! This is what happens when I'm gone for one whole day?????

You should never leave us again!!!!!!! We go wild without guidance.

Very full but very blessed day. Pa is nodding peacefully in pain drug fog in his recliner after having hernia surgery this morning. A bit longer than scheduled because the surgery was a bit more "involved" once they had him "zipped" but everything put back together just fine. NOW comes the hard part. Getting this man to follow dr's orders and not chop wood, drag the field, throw feed sacks, etc. for the next month. Figure I should get him to behave as long as he still has trouble shuffling to the bathroom without drugs. Once the pain lets go tho I know all bets are going to be off and the fight will be on!

The down side to having a hard working man who can't sit still.

I feel your pain. Been there - done that. Also, my hubby came out of an out patient knee surgery and the drugs they gave him were so good, he wanted to walk to the car and then drive me home.

Uh - NO!

Chicki, the worst part of hernia repair surgery for me was the physical restrictions. On day 3 post surgery the Princess caught me on top on one of my lofts working on a 'settling' cage. All I heard was, "Not particularly intelligent!" as the door slammed behind her. Tell him to be prepared for discoloration of various body parts - it's normal, but freaked me somewhat.

My hubby had the mesh stuff put in and it bothered him for a while because it was so stiff at first but he hasn't said any thing about it in ages so I guess it softened up.

I guess his was a little higher, I don't remember any discolored parts.

I'm sure I would have noticed as I always get the "could you look at this?" job.

Isn't that what handcuffs and shackles were invented to solve?

Don't forget the cattle prod.

Zombies? Body parts? Handcuffs? I need to get some more coffee and read some more!

There isn't enough coffee in the world!!!!