She lives!!! Had it been a video you would have seen her tail twitch.
Ive seen frog legs twitch on an aluminum tray too
Ive seen frog legs twitch on an aluminum tray too
Ive seen frog legs twitch on an aluminum tray too
And headless chickens take off running after little kids.
OUChhhhhh!!! ummm dont use caustic type cleaners on coil/fin units ( unless it copper) sodium hydroxide ( caustic) will destroy aluminum in a hurry... I used to make hydrogen gas with Red Devil lye and aluminum foil and then make hydrogen "bombs" with it BHUHAHAHAHahahaaaaaa!!!!!
the A/C supply place will have the good ones... a bit pricey but they are professional grade.
pressure washer???? even when you look too hard at the fins they bend....
And headless chickens take off running after little kids.
LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ohhhhhhh the mental image I just had
I’m so sorry, David. She was well-loved. Time goes by quickly but the pain of loss can go so slow.
LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ohhhhhhh the mental image I just had
Yeah, I had to wait for the grownups to stop laughing before they would come and help me. I’m sure that would have been your reaction too.
and why is row pronounced "roe" ( as in fish eggs) and not like bow ( as in the bow of a boat)??
there was this girl I was dating many years ago who was deathly afraid of roaches... one night I went to visit her at the Armory, she was doing "alarm failure duty" and was carrying a side arm ( 45 cal 1911)... as we walked down the hallway to the actual Armory, dozens of roaches were scurrying across the floor... she freaks out and pulls out the 45.... I calmed her down and asked how she is going to explain the missing/fired rounds at shift change....
she eventually put the gun back into the holster and I "danced" my way down the hallway for her
she eventually put the gun back into the holster and I "danced" my way down the hallway for her
When I lived in Okinawa, I noted they had the biggest most beautiful butterflies, and the most horrendous huge bugs. The roaches there could fly and being of a loose Japanese persuasion, they enjoyed kamikaze bombing. I had a memorable episode with one of the buggers too. I was terrified, and grabbed the roach killer spray. We had several rounds in the living room. It was getting the upper hand, till I hit it square in the nose with the spray. At that point it was a sprint to the bathroom between me and it, a sprint that Usaine Bolt would have been proud of, and I got in there, slammed the door just in the nick of time. BANG! BANG! (That was the roach slamming against the door on the other side). I sat there like a quivering jello for the next 30 minutes till I dared stick the can nozzle out of a hairline crack in the door, followed thereafter by myself.there was this girl I was dating many years ago who was deathly afraid of roaches... one night I went to visit her at the Armory, she was doing "alarm failure duty" and was carrying a side arm ( 45 cal 1911)... as we walked down the hallway to the actual Armory, dozens of roaches were scurrying across the floor... she freaks out and pulls out the 45.... I calmed her down and asked how she is going to explain the missing/fired rounds at shift change....
she eventually put the gun back into the holster and I "danced" my way down the hallway for her
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Oh Robin, that is SUCH good news on the CEA. Let's hope the new regime will be more aggressive in trotting that number waaaaaay down. You have my prayers and support, indeed I know you have all our support and prayers.
Exactly right! And I know it. All I had on my mind was maximum clean and that's why I broke out the pressure washer. Was so fixated on that goal that I did not slow down enuf to think it through. Had I, it would have been obvious a pressure washer was the exact wrong tool to use. Now I pay the price.Hey, you’re human. You’ll fix it up. Try not to be too angry at the time you need to spend. These things happen. Usually I take it as a sign that I need to slow down.
Don’t forget the holy water and say a blessing over those AC units.
I misspoke. I did not use a caustic cleaner. I used an alkaline cleaner (or whatever it said on the bottle but I know it wasn't caustic). I've seen caustic cleaners used when I was a kid and just used that as a general cleaning term. Yes, there is a big difference!OUChhhhhh!!! ummm dont use caustic type cleaners on coil/fin units ( unless it copper) sodium hydroxide ( caustic) will destroy aluminum in a hurry... I used to make hydrogen gas with Red Devil lye and aluminum foil and then make hydrogen "bombs" with it BHUHAHAHAHahahaaaaaa!!!!!
the A/C supply place will have the good ones... a bit pricey but they are professional grade.
pressure washer???? even when you look too hard at the fins they bend....
Good morning Army!
Yesterday was so hectic that I forgot it was Cassie's 1st birthday. I feel terrible for forgetting. David it seems our dogs were born on the same day and month, but not year of course. I wish it was another day. I didn't realize my major goof until this morning. I thought it was the 30th today, so I thought I had missed her birthday by TWO days. I have to go help my mom, so I doubt if Cassie's hair will get finished today. I will probably stop by and get her a little toy. Bella's birthday is not far behind. She will be 4. Time marches on, and sometimes it just flies by for sure.
Hmmmm not sure what I'm doing right but I have an idea that it is the work of a substance that can't be mentioned on here. I have been using a tiny bit each night before bed for a couple of months now. CEA was checked again yesterday and anothernice drop from 109.1 to 95.0! I'll take it
This drop and the previous drop was before this new chemo.
This drop and the previous drop was before this new chemo.
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