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I am ok in a chair this evening where most of the day I was uncomfortable.
Hopefully it blows by but if not aI am at the Clinic tomorrow anyways so I will get checked out
The first in 1970 was The Jefferson Airplane playing in the Daniel Myers Colosseum on the TCU campus. Two memorable things happened during the over 3 hour concert. First of all, after the opening act, a local band called Space Opera, finished their set, a local DJ got on stage and announced to the crowd that there were no Ft Worth police there and everyone should light up a joint; which the crowd enthusiastically did. Then part of the way through the Airplanes first set, an audience member shouted to Grace Slick "Show us your panties". She then raised her ankle length skirt up to reveal that she wasn't wearing any! Crowd went wild.
The second memorable concert was in July 1978 at Will Rogers Auditorium. During The Rolling Stones "Some Girls" stadium tour, they made a number of unannounced dates at small venues. This auditorium held 3000 people. The concert was announced on the radio at noon on a Friday with tickets going on sale two hours later. Me and a buddy made a correct guess as to where they would be sold and we scored 8 tickets. Great show, opening act was Peter Tosh (bass player for Bob Marley), followed by legendary Texas fiddler Doug Kershaw. The Stones played 17 songs including an encore of "Far Away Eyes" with Kershaw on the fiddle. I have since found out that the concert was recorded and a CD was issued in 2011. Some Girls: Live in Texas '78
Worst concert was Jo Jo Gunne opening for Emerson, Lake & Palmer in 1972, also in Ft Worth at the Tarrant County Convention Center. JJG was so drunk that they couldn't even perform. Greg Lake of ELP profusely apologized afterward.
It started about 20 minutes after my breakfast that this morning was 1/2 cup of granola and 1/2 cup of almond milk. I eat that 3 days a week. So nothing unusual there. I am a carb counter using 1 daily tab of 1000mg of Metforim and a weekly shot of Ozempic.
It was a sudden hit…
Anyway, I know when she had it, she also suffered from dizziness for no apparent reason and at random - wasn't a nice thing for her (or anyone) to endure and not that great to watch either.
When I am feeling woozy I often drink either marmite, bovril or oxo plus extra salt, and usually feel better,
Also when you are feel like your wandering around in custard and muddled salt and water add essential brain food that helps your electrolytes in your brain carry messages, ie salt and liquid. much much cheaper than the stuff you buy in packets or from pharmaceuticals. so trying a not stupidly salty drink….I put in a pinch or suck on a couple of pink himilayan crystals, if it is so strong your even close to gagging you are well over the mark!
A simple try a little not a lot!
IF you eat nuts, you can buy unsalted add a little butter, heat micro or hob then add some salt - people often like a little pepper, or the mad ones can add the chilli sauce. P.S. being high calorie do take note 50g is likely to add 300 calories minimum. but running your finger over the empty plate for butter and salt is Yummy. clean fingers pls!
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wombat457
I'm the one
migalyto
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Sounds liked a voice of married experienceNope, not going any where near that - not within a hundred miles!
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TLOC
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Thanks
TLOC
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Mike, thanks. 30 minutes after the initial episode I did the blood pressure 126/72, did Blood Glucose, 118 and thinking back on it the hearing has been fine all day.
I am ok in a chair this evening where most of the day I was uncomfortable.
Hopefully it blows by but if not aI am at the Clinic tomorrow anyways so I will get checked out
TLOC
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I am going to agree with Tony on his response…
Boris
Beach Bum
Good evening. 60°, cloudy and windy. Temperature never left the 60s today. Felt cold, after last weeks warm weather.
Tonight is the eve of tax day...I have to participate this year, as I have to file for a Property Tax Credit.
Termite guy is coming tomorrow morning. Haven't had an issue with the buggers in years...I think they are in under the patio, and are munching their way in.
Have some chores, plus food shopping tomorrow, in addition to recopying and mailing the state tax return.
Not much else to comment on.
Tonight is the eve of tax day...I have to participate this year, as I have to file for a Property Tax Credit.
Termite guy is coming tomorrow morning. Haven't had an issue with the buggers in years...I think they are in under the patio, and are munching their way in.
Have some chores, plus food shopping tomorrow, in addition to recopying and mailing the state tax return.
Not much else to comment on.
santafewillie
Same Ol' Buzzard
Favorite, best, most memorable? All have different connotations. While not the best or my favorite, two concerts stand out as most memorable of the over 300 that I think that I have attended. Both were in Ft Worth TX.
The first in 1970 was The Jefferson Airplane playing in the Daniel Myers Colosseum on the TCU campus. Two memorable things happened during the over 3 hour concert. First of all, after the opening act, a local band called Space Opera, finished their set, a local DJ got on stage and announced to the crowd that there were no Ft Worth police there and everyone should light up a joint; which the crowd enthusiastically did. Then part of the way through the Airplanes first set, an audience member shouted to Grace Slick "Show us your panties". She then raised her ankle length skirt up to reveal that she wasn't wearing any! Crowd went wild.
The second memorable concert was in July 1978 at Will Rogers Auditorium. During The Rolling Stones "Some Girls" stadium tour, they made a number of unannounced dates at small venues. This auditorium held 3000 people. The concert was announced on the radio at noon on a Friday with tickets going on sale two hours later. Me and a buddy made a correct guess as to where they would be sold and we scored 8 tickets. Great show, opening act was Peter Tosh (bass player for Bob Marley), followed by legendary Texas fiddler Doug Kershaw. The Stones played 17 songs including an encore of "Far Away Eyes" with Kershaw on the fiddle. I have since found out that the concert was recorded and a CD was issued in 2011. Some Girls: Live in Texas '78
Worst concert was Jo Jo Gunne opening for Emerson, Lake & Palmer in 1972, also in Ft Worth at the Tarrant County Convention Center. JJG was so drunk that they couldn't even perform. Greg Lake of ELP profusely apologized afterward.
westtexjohn
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Texas Hobo wrote.............I also got to see Rooty Kazootie live back in 1952.
I never would have thought of this show EVER without your reminder.
I remember watching this show as a child. Along with Kukla, Fran and Ollie, Winky Dink (that aired in 1953) and Andys Gang with Buster Brown shoes as a sponsor. Later came Howdy Doody. I still remember watching Amos and Andy on TV but never listened to their radio show.
Pretty decent TV watching for kids in those days.
Thanks for the memories. I was running 027 Lionel trains in those days on my bedroom floor.
John
I never would have thought of this show EVER without your reminder.
I remember watching this show as a child. Along with Kukla, Fran and Ollie, Winky Dink (that aired in 1953) and Andys Gang with Buster Brown shoes as a sponsor. Later came Howdy Doody. I still remember watching Amos and Andy on TV but never listened to their radio show.
Pretty decent TV watching for kids in those days.
Thanks for the memories. I was running 027 Lionel trains in those days on my bedroom floor.
John
TLOC
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Yep type 2 pretty much getting under control. It’s one of the reasons I have labs Tuesday is to check the A1C, liver and kidneys.
It started about 20 minutes after my breakfast that this morning was 1/2 cup of granola and 1/2 cup of almond milk. I eat that 3 days a week. So nothing unusual there. I am a carb counter using 1 daily tab of 1000mg of Metforim and a weekly shot of Ozempic.
It was a sudden hit…
wombat457
I'm the one
I thought so as everything you were testing for is what my wife tests for as well and she has/had type 2 diabetes which she has now well and truly under control to the point where she is considered as not having diabetes at all.
Anyway, I know when she had it, she also suffered from dizziness for no apparent reason and at random - wasn't a nice thing for her (or anyone) to endure and not that great to watch either.
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westtexjohn
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Most memorable concert.............Lewisville Pop Festival or officially known as Texas International Pop Festival, labor day weekend August 29, 1969. This was two weeks after Wood Stock. My date and I were only going for the Saturday show but made Sunday and Monday. Too many bands to list here. Most memorable because I married the woman I took to that concert.
It was sex, drugs and rock-n-roll, Texas-style. On Labor Day weekend over 50 years ago, more than 120,000 people came together on Lake Lewisville for North Texas' own Woodstock.
Smudge617
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Sirfoldalot
Days Gone Bye!
Sorry to hear that, TomO! Just FYI - I just had a like episode right before I read of yours and it came on suddenly. It's been happening with me every now and then - last one was maybe 5-6 days back. Mine are bad enough that I have to grab on to something in order to keep upright and last maybe anywhere from 15 to 45 seconds. I have no warning ahead of time!
Jaz avalley
Station cat
Not saying this is your case, but simple low blood pressure (which you can check) can be caused by lack of fluids, water is best and salt, salt with iodine and or Himalayan salt as has other nutrients, can be a simple solve.
When I am feeling woozy I often drink either marmite, bovril or oxo plus extra salt, and usually feel better,
Also when you are feel like your wandering around in custard and muddled salt and water add essential brain food that helps your electrolytes in your brain carry messages, ie salt and liquid. much much cheaper than the stuff you buy in packets or from pharmaceuticals. so trying a not stupidly salty drink….I put in a pinch or suck on a couple of pink himilayan crystals, if it is so strong your even close to gagging you are well over the mark!
A simple try a little not a lot!
IF you eat nuts, you can buy unsalted add a little butter, heat micro or hob then add some salt - people often like a little pepper, or the mad ones can add the chilli sauce. P.S. being high calorie do take note 50g is likely to add 300 calories minimum. but running your finger over the empty plate for butter and salt is Yummy. clean fingers pls!
CambriaArea51
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Tom, hope you're feeling better.
Good morning....38 and the heat is running, just two days ago the numbers were switched and the AC was on.
Good morning....38 and the heat is running, just two days ago the numbers were switched and the AC was on.
Boris
Beach Bum
Rooty Kazootie...wow! I was four in 1952. Kukla, Fran , and Ollie...yes, I remember that one too...just recently learned than Fran...stage name Fran Allison came from the same town I did, (Chester, PA), Her full name, Frances Allison Brill. Her father was a prominent physician. Winky Dink, that was the program where you needed a special screen, so you could draw on the TV...The Host was Jack Barry, notorious for being the host of the infamous $64,000. Question. "Andy's Gang", (Andy Devine), was the replacement for "Pete's Gang" hosted by Pete Boyle. Amos and Andy, was considered adult fare in my house. But I remember "Gunsmoke" on the radio. Still on in 1956. Anyone remember Soupy Sales? Funny thing was, when I came to Jersey in 1986, Arleen Frances of What's My Line fame, still had a daily radio show on WNEW AM, (WNEW FM was Hard Rock), and Soupy Sales had an afternoon radio show on WNBC.
My first train was a MARX O-27 with clockwork drive...
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santafewillie
Same Ol' Buzzard
I managed Saturday and Monday myself. I was most impressed with Chicago Transit Authority and Rotary Connection on Saturday, and with Spirit and Tony Joe White. on Monday. No major gate-crashing like Woodstock. Public pressure forced the Speedway to shut down afterwards. The site is now apartments and a major strip mall.
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