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I can feel her pain
You really don't appreciate how wonderful breathing is until the ability to do so is taken away. Tell Cathy they make these wonderful walkers with oxygen tank attachements; just like grandma used to use! ;-)
Would Bonzi like anything on the side with his comments? Perhaps some boneless tree rat?
KJT
"Being a girl is wonderful and to torture someone into that would be like the exact opposite of what it's like. I don’t know how anyone could act that way." College Girl - poetheather
“When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn’t become a king. The palace becomes a circus.” - Turkish Proverb
Angharad
wonderful read again, as always.
I think Cathy may have left to early again. Will she never learn?
Hugs
Joni W
Cathy And Simon. What A Pair!!
I can see them now divvying up her chores until she gets better.
May Your Light Forever Shine
May Your Light Forever Shine
Tuna flavoured
comment so Bonzi might enjoy eating it.I'm wondering if the new Jag smells like curry since there owned by an India automaker Mahrinda if I remember correctly.Even with Cathy's breathing problems it's a good thing Simon is offering to take her to France for the tdf instead of Beijing for the olympics.I'd imagine even with good lungs breathing the Beijing smog wouldn't be fun."May your pen never run out of ink and your brain out of ideas"
But 4 Rites
Make a strait! ;-)
KJT
"Being a girl is wonderful and to torture someone into that would be like the exact opposite of what it's like. I don’t know how anyone could act that way." College Girl - poetheather
“When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn’t become a king. The palace becomes a circus.” - Turkish Proverb
Where did this sensitivity come from?
Are we sure this is really Simon or did someone substitute in an improved model? How many chapters in a row with sensitivity to Cathy? Not that I'm complaining but it's just surprising. Glad Stella is still around too.
I Agree With You!
About the death penalty, that is. It's not that I think it's cruel and unusual punishment, to borrow the American phrase; rather, that too many mistakes have been made, too many people wrongfully convicted who later turn out to have been totally innocent and the victim of misconduct by the police or some other part of the prosecutorial system.
Here in Canada, we have the famous cases (well, famous here in Canada!) of David Milgaard, Guy-Paul Morin and Steven Truscott, among others.
Sixty-plus years ago, when we *did* have the death penalty, there was the case of Wilbur Coffin, who besides having that macabre last name, made the mistake of being an English in a French area of Quebec,and the victim was an American tourist. So, you have to hang **somebody** or you'll scare off all the rich American tourists and who better than a maudit anglo (Translation:accursed English) to avoid offending the local francais?
Non, je ne suis pas prejugee contre les francais mais contre le penalite de mort!
To better enable Bonzi to eat this, please print it out on liver-flavoured paper, eh?
Yours from the Great White North,
Jenny Grier (Mrs.)
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Yours from the Great White North,
Jenny Grier (Mrs.)
Asthma's no laughing matter
As I so recently discovered (one shouldn't develop Asthma in the late 40s, or ever for that matter). Before experiencing it my self, I was just sympathetic, but NOW, I understand. An attack isn't easy to explain to someone that's not had one, and isn't necessary to someone that's been through it. The two best explainations I ever got was "it's like someone punched you in the stomach and you can't breath without getting punched" or "it's like you're under water trying to breath and it doesnt' work". Neither really helped me before, but now I understand what they were trying to say. I can only hope that Cathy gets the help she needs, soon.
Annette
Careful Bonzi...
my comments and kudos ate high in carbs. :p
Upon my liar's chair
Full of broken thoughts
I cannot repair
>^^&1t; = >^^< = Bonzi
You asked for a comment just at the time I was getting frustrated trying to work out how you got from >^^&1t; to Bonzi. It wasn't you being obtuse but my cut and paste program! It was a shock to realise you were ready to finish after 365 episodes
Rhona McCloud
Wheeze, gasp
Here we are the faithful, addicted readers, still commenting after 381 short chapters. with only >^^< to read them, >**< is asleep.
Surprised a portable oxygen concentrator wasn't sent along with the nebulizer, it would make a big difference. Lord Muck has waved his arm and poof a doctor will appear, Is he Irish?
Cefin