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in other news, today I was putting my left leg into my pants and I twisted a little funny and flared up and lower back spasm I had six years ago. Had a minor limp but made to lunch an hour later in some pain.
Don't know if this helps you, buddy....Henry Ford said:
I grew up up in the hood, so am not all that bothered by it, other than the senselessness of it. 
kidney relief fund, IMO.
'Cause I'm a heartless *******? Maybe I need one of those cow hearts they're offering lawyers now?
You had already mentioned that option. Diabbbbeeeeeeettuus. Is the suck. Especially for kids. Did lots of kids have diabeeeetteeuus when we were kids? I don't remember it being as prevalent as it is now.
What's all this kidney talk? You okay?In other news...I drove through the police response to a double homicide yesterday on the way to pick up my daughter from school. #### happened less than a mile from my house. Domestic violence. Son killed his dad and his dad's girlfriend. two others were shot as well. People are freaking out here in the OC. We were just ranked one of the safest cities in America.
Apparently they just caught the guy about a half and hour ago up in LA, where I grew up.
my kidney is still kickin ### though!
It would be a great way to get people to pick that dog. You walk in and it's super excited, hard to send that dog away.
Gaddamit. So sorry, Hank. Perhaps it's just the scotch, but I don't think that's silly and I can totally understand it, even though my dog absolutely prefers my wife to me. He started out very sick and moved from that into being a handful pretty much immediately thereafter(and has remained so)...but in spite of that I became pretty attached to him very quickly, and I have dreaded having to eventually "make that last drive" with him since very, very early on. He's been my "accomplice" in all kinds of stupid pranks I've played on my wife, is my football watching buddy, hiking pace car, navigator on road trips, burglar alarm and wrestling nemesis. He's also the twitch in my eye from how skittish/barky he is with non-family members(even people he knows and likes), he's the gray hair on my temples from his stubbornness and is responsible for at least half a dozen ulcers I'm sure I've developed the last 5 years since he's been around. Regardless of all of that, I already know I will be a mess the first time I come home and he isn't flipping out from joy like a spazz at the front door(he was so excited when I got home earlier today that he nearly ripped a furrow in my cheek/lip with his front paw. Good thing I grew out the beard a couple weeks back).
I had a friend post a memory of another former dear friend who had passed from ALS in a picture. It was the three of us together, arms around shoulders, smiling. Her husband was one of my best friends in college. She became our friend and confidant. We went through the proverbial #### together. I had lost touch but remembered fondly.
yep, thanks buddy. had an ultra sound a few months ago and discovered that i was probably born without a left kidney. confirmed it this week with a ct scan. gonna chat with a nephrologist soon, to get the lay of the one kidney land.
There’s always room for another. You just need booze, basic cutlery, and access to a lot of ice and a bathtub.
