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Great direction, Grampies! 👏
1 day agoHey! Improvement for Mary Ellen! NO BANDAID! 👏
1 day agoVery good Voll🥴
1 day agoI’ll pass that on to him!
1 day ago"Finished?"
:-)
Sticking together bandaids and all.👏
2 days agoSimple fix-turn the tray around so the soup is at the back!
2 days agoThe combination of sister and nurse can be a killer. Very glad to hear that things are improving, although slowly. You are right, we cyclists (and others) need to stick together!
2 days agoYes, pedals can be our nemesis.
2 days agoThanks Bill…this is embarrassing. Lately I think something and write or say something different. Will update entry.
2 days agoOh my goodness….this is me lately, I think something and say or write something else. Yes, indeed it is wisteria. Yikes
2 days agoOh my goodness….this is me lately, I think something and say or write something else. Yes, indeed it is wisteria. Yikes
2 days agoWow, we missed that. Good eye Karen.
2 days agoHi Dodie
Thank you so much for your concern and sending me your thoughtful email. No excuses necessary. The wound has been a brute to heal and a concern. I am happy to share that the wound is finally starting to heal…for too long it was open and quite unpleasant with some oozing. I have a sister who is a retired nurse and I can tell you she was not as tactful in her advice! I appreciated your advice regarding Onsens, bathing etc. I have been afraid to ride without covering it but now it is open to the air most of the time. I was never so happy to see a scab form. I did see a pharmacist and he shared my thought that I am finally healing.
Your trip looks lovely and makes me yearn to return to that part of France someday. Take care. Thanks again for your thoughts. We cyclists must stick together.
Regards from Toyohashi Japan
Always run your fingers around the inside of the tires when fixing a flat. Or you can use some cotton balls. You can find the small sharp projection this way that will inevitably cause the next flat.
20 hours ago