From Rosamond

As much as I wanted to go out this weekend, so far it's been a no go. First
thing to stop me has been the winds, not the normal sundowner, but all day
winds, making it hard to pull the wagon up to the corner.

2nd was I was under the knife at the doctors as the 2nd spider bite was not
getting better and he novacaned my chest area around the bite and then
sliced it open and drained it out and removed the infection which had become
solid, so now I've got a hole in my chest.

If the winds die down some today I might try for tonight.



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The Lone Sidewalk Astronomer of Rosamond
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On Sun, 26 Jun 2005 07:03:56 -0700, "Starlord"
wrote:

As much as I wanted to go out this weekend, so far it's been a no go. First
thing to stop me has been the winds, not the normal sundowner, but all day
winds, making it hard to pull the wagon up to the corner.

2nd was I was under the knife at the doctors as the 2nd spider bite was not
getting better and he novacaned my chest area around the bite and then
sliced it open and drained it out and removed the infection which had become
solid, so now I've got a hole in my chest.

If the winds die down some today I might try for tonight.

Good grief! That sounds serious and painful. Hope you heal up soon.

Are you any closer to being able to drive the car legally?


--
Tom Hise - NCØO
N42° 06' 41" - W91° 52' 59"

Car = No, in fact I was forced to use the bulk of the car fund to redo some
of the elect. system, had an alernator fry not only itself but a good amount
of the front wires too. I just got it back to running in time to get 2 front
tires. While working under it I looked at the tires and wow I had two tires
with the major steel belts showing, so not to take the chance I used the
wagon to hual up a wheel at a time to get a used tire put on. I hope that by
mid Aug, when he's old enough to sell, the one JBT kitten will be ready to
sell, that should give it a good boost.

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"Tom Hise" wrote in message
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On Sun, 26 Jun 2005 07:03:56 -0700, "Starlord"
wrote:

As much as I wanted to go out this weekend, so far it's been a no go.
First
thing to stop me has been the winds, not the normal sundowner, but all day
winds, making it hard to pull the wagon up to the corner.

2nd was I was under the knife at the doctors as the 2nd spider bite was
not
getting better and he novacaned my chest area around the bite and then
sliced it open and drained it out and removed the infection which had
become
solid, so now I've got a hole in my chest.

If the winds die down some today I might try for tonight.

Good grief! That sounds serious and painful. Hope you heal up soon.

Are you any closer to being able to drive the car legally?


--
Tom Hise - NCØO
N42° 06' 41" - W91° 52' 59"

It's time for you to put the cats in a couple of carriers and sit under a
shade tree while insect foggers nuke your house!!!

Keep up the good work with sidewalk astronomy.

Jeff
http://www.mindspring.com/~jeffpo

"Starlord" wrote in message
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As much as I wanted to go out this weekend, so far it's been a no go.
First thing to stop me has been the winds, not the normal sundowner, but
all day winds, making it hard to pull the wagon up to the corner.

2nd was I was under the knife at the doctors as the 2nd spider bite was
not getting better and he novacaned my chest area around the bite and then
sliced it open and drained it out and removed the infection which had
become solid, so now I've got a hole in my chest.

If the winds die down some today I might try for tonight.



--

The Lone Sidewalk Astronomer of Rosamond
Telescope Buyers FAQ
http://home.inreach.com/starlord
About my Car
http://www.bishopcarfund.netfirms.com/

The first one got me while I was helping change the water heater for my
trailer after the old one rusted out and drove up my gas bill into orbit.

The 2nd one I did find the spider, and I found a window that the winds had
slowly shook enough for it to have about a 1/4 inch opening at it's base.

Doc had to put me under the knife last week and clean it all out. It's not a
good sight right now.

"Jeff Polston" wrote in message
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It's time for you to put the cats in a couple of carriers and sit under a
shade tree while insect foggers nuke your house!!!

Keep up the good work with sidewalk astronomy.

Jeff
http://www.mindspring.com/~jeffpo