I Finally Got Out Of The House - June 26th

1/4 Pole · **Joined:** Tue May 19, 2009 1:21 pm **Posts:** 71536

On Friday morning I just figured it was time to get out and mope around a bit. The first stop was at my bank's ATM. My beloved wife and nurse Colleen has been carrying all the freight lately and I needed to lay some cash into her hand. I'd be nowhere without her. No, money can't buy love but it helps with the groceries and keeping the lights on. Her devotion to me leaves me teary eyed.

Stop #2 was at Funkin Dunkin at which place I loaded up with donuts and coffee to go as a special treat. Sixteen days after major surgery and some nasty complications I'm actually beginning to feel like I'm making progress toward an OK recovery.

And the Saturday Belmont card is interesting despite the wet-weather forecast.

1/8-pole · **Joined:** Wed May 20, 2009 2:25 pm **Posts:** 11598

1/4 Pole wrote:

On Friday morning I just figured it was time to get out and mope around a bit. The first stop was at my bank's ATM. My beloved wife and nurse Colleen has been carrying all the freight lately and I needed to lay some cash into her hand. I'd be nowhere without her. No, money can't buy love but it helps with the groceries and keeping the lights on. Her devotion to me leaves me teary eyed.

Stop #2 was at Funkin Dunkin at which place I loaded up with donuts and coffee to go as a special treat. Sixteen days after major surgery and some nasty complications I'm actually beginning to feel like I'm making progress toward an OK recovery.

And the Saturday Belmont card is interesting despite the wet-weather forecast.

Keep up the positive attitude and the healing will continue. Love ya pops.

wooley85 · **Joined:** Tue May 19, 2009 12:44 pm **Posts:** 3048

1/8-pole wrote:

1/4 Pole wrote:

On Friday morning I just figured it was time to get out and mope around a bit. The first stop was at my bank's ATM. My beloved wife and nurse Colleen has been carrying all the freight lately and I needed to lay some cash into her hand. I'd be nowhere without her. No, money can't buy love but it helps with the groceries and keeping the lights on. Her devotion to me leaves me teary eyed.

Stop #2 was at Funkin Dunkin at which place I loaded up with donuts and coffee to go as a special treat. Sixteen days after major surgery and some nasty complications I'm actually beginning to feel like I'm making progress toward an OK recovery.

And the Saturday Belmont card is interesting despite the wet-weather forecast.

Keep up the positive attitude and the healing will continue. Love ya pops.

wooley85 · **Joined:** Tue May 19, 2009 12:44 pm **Posts:** 3048

wooley85 wrote:

1/8-pole wrote:

1/4 Pole wrote:

On Friday morning I just figured it was time to get out and mope around a bit. The first stop was at my bank's ATM. My beloved wife and nurse Colleen has been carrying all the freight lately and I needed to lay some cash into her hand. I'd be nowhere without her. No, money can't buy love but it helps with the groceries and keeping the lights on. Her devotion to me leaves me teary eyed.

Stop #2 was at Funkin Dunkin at which place I loaded up with donuts and coffee to go as a special treat. Sixteen days after major surgery and some nasty complications I'm actually beginning to feel like I'm making progress toward an OK recovery.

And the Saturday Belmont card is interesting despite the wet-weather forecast.

Keep up the positive attitude and the healing will continue. Love ya pops.

Mr Saratoga · **Joined:** Tue May 19, 2009 2:50 pm **Posts:** 1247

Wishing you a speedy recovery. Stay well, Buddy.

I Finally Got Out Of The House - June 26th

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