Good Afternoon, everyone.
Tom, sorry to hear about your wife but she needs to talk to her doctor about a different type of rescue inhaler. Short exposure outdoors to smoke should not set off a major asthma attack. I'm glad she's OK though.
Philip, I'm still trying to recover from this combination fo an upper respiratory infection and bronchitis that have had for about three weeks and know how you feel. This is some variant of the common cold, not the flu, but it seems to hang on for a long time and make you feel miserable and cough up a lung a day. I've heard reports of this from all over the country so it seems to be a very widespread infection. Unfortunately, drinking lots of fluids, sleeping, and cough syrup seem to be the only way to deal with it. Interestingly, people have body pain and headaches but very few reports of anything but a low grade fever. This is a strange one.
Carl, that's what I need, a decent stool. My legs hurt from too many hours standing at the workbench.
Ray, that still sounds way too complicated for me but it souds like things are headed in the right direction for getting your certificate. I'll bet you're glad to get those perfomances behind you.
It's a gray, windy, and cold day down here too. It's supposed to clear up later but I don't think that's going to happen. This reminds me too much of being in Cleveland again.
