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That's fuzzbutt enjoying the sweet revenge.Is the cat smiling?
That's fuzzbutt enjoying the sweet revenge.Is the cat smiling?
Come back with a bouquet of weeds and ask if that is what they ordered... Never get that tasking again.get the flowers
Cats are diabolic like that!That's fuzzbutt enjoying the sweet revenge.![]()
I know better!Come back with a bouquet of weeds and ask if that is what they ordered... Never get that tasking again.![]()
I thought so too, but I asked the pharmacist about it. She said that 1800mg/day was a normal dosage for many people, and she had many customers who are taking 2400mg - 2800mg/day. Note that this is a small town pharmacy, only one in town; and most of the other customers look older than me!That's a lot of Gabapentin. I don't think I came close to that dosage. I'm surprised you are still up and able. Tramadol does come with a warning about driving. Best to err on the safe side.


Yeah, sounds like you are in my timezone. Is it because there's nothing good to watch or do during the day?Good evening all......
No trip to Plano Texas for the train show.
I really wanted to go but energy level is at an all time low. My days and nights are upside down. I go to bed around 5:30 am, sleep till 9am, pee, go back to bed and sleep until noon. I get up, take a couple of pills, check e-mails, a couple of forums and e-bay. Some days its coffee or V8 juice Then around 3 pm I'm back in bed and sleep until 6 or 6:30pm. I'll have a small snack, then go turn on the A/C in train room, come back in and kill 30 more minutes on the confuser and then around 8 pm I'm off to the layout. I usually work until midnight, shut things down and then come in and fix a meal. I eat and watch YouTube videos or maybe catch an old movie and around 6 am I'm tired and off to bed.
Seems the only time I get anything done is working on the layout but last night I went out puttered around for about 30 minutes, couldn't find this or that so I shut everything down then came in and slept for another 2 hours before back up and watching TV.
I can just sit down and think about doing something and get tired. Seems I have about half the energy I had 3 months ago and it was going downhill then. Oh well, such is life. At age 78, I guess I'm blessed to still be up walking and talking even though my schedule would best suit a different time zone somewhere on the globe.
It is 8 pm now so off to the train room for another round of "hunt for what I bought 6 months ago because I knew then I would need it now".
Have a great evening....John
Yeah, when I see the tv saying that Osaka, Tokyo, Nagoya, Yokohama reached a super high temperature during that day, I always consider that they are concrete cities and that it's a good thing I didn't go there.all the concrete and asphalt
So what stuff did you bring back? We are all wanting to drool at the stuff!I had a surprising great day at the swap meet today. I walked in with 3 big dunnage tubs & a few cardboard boxes and walked out with barely enough to fit in half of tub. As usual there were a lot of dealers that were very proud of their stuff and all they did was "show" and not "sell". $25-$35 for Silver Streak, Ambroid, Blue Box, etc kits. I don't think they walked around to see tables with modern RTR Walthers, Atlas, Proto2000 (Bachmann), etc priced at $15 - $20. Yes, I know, their stuff and their rules. I had placed signs behind the freight cars and engines that said, "Reasonable Offers Will Be Considered." Very few made offers because I guess that I had them priced to sell. Half of one table was structures and all, but 2 sold. It was a feeding frenzy the first hour. I did bring back 4 of the 8 engines and the only thing I could think of why they didn't sell was because they weren't the era or the wrong RR.
I work with some people that could tear up an anvil.
I didn't buy anything. It would defeat the minimalist mode I have been in. The half tub was just what didn't sell.So what stuff did you bring back? We are all wanting to drool at the stuff!
