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I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.

CathyCA wrote:I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.

Well that doesn't sound good!

CathyCA wrote:I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.

Sure hope I'm not the one being ignored.

I, too, have learned that the "ignore" button is my friend. I think you may have introduced me to it. Greatest thing ever.

I had a bit of a stressful day today. When I turned on my cell phone this morning, I had a message from my sister. Turns out that my dad was taken to the ER last night. He had an obstructed bile duct. The doctor removed an 8 mm (!) gall stone this afternoon and, assuming his pancreatitis is better tomorrow, they'll take out his gall bladder. Spent most of the day worried about Dad and having to deal with the world's most inept service engineer. Seriously, we just spent $20K to purchase a piece of equipment from your company. Why in the heck do you insist on sending a service engineer that doesn't know how to operate the equipment? I have a headache, and my jaw is sore from clenching my teeth all day long. I think I need a drink.

On the bright side, I spoke to Dad about an hour ago. He's in good spirits. Mr. Steak and Potatoes was munching ice chips and will not be able to have solid food until after surgery. Of course, I teased him about ice chips being solid food. All in all, I'm fine with a bit of a tension headache as long as Dad is okay.

Vibes for your Dad AD...hope he is chowing down on a big old steak soon!

Sounds like a helluva day...you have earned an simple portion of your favorite libation,

ArkieDukie wrote:

CathyCA wrote:I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.
I must respect the ignore button.

Sure hope I'm not the one being ignored.

I, too, have learned that the "ignore" button is my friend. I think you may have introduced me to it. Greatest thing ever.

Oh, that ignore button. I have also learned to love it.

ArkieDukie wrote:I had a bit of a stressful day today. When I turned on my cell phone this morning, I had a message from my sister. Turns out that my dad was taken to the ER last night. He had an obstructed bile duct. The doctor removed an 8 mm (!) gall stone this afternoon and, assuming his pancreatitis is better tomorrow, they'll take out his gall bladder. Spent most of the day worried about Dad and having to deal with the world's most inept service engineer. Seriously, we just spent $20K to purchase a piece of equipment from your company. Why in the heck do you insist on sending a service engineer that doesn't know how to operate the equipment? I have a headache, and my jaw is sore from clenching my teeth all day long. I think I need a drink.

On the bright side, I spoke to Dad about an hour ago. He's in good spirits. Mr. Steak and Potatoes was munching ice chips and will not be able to have solid food until after surgery. Of course, I teased him about ice chips being solid food. All in all, I'm fine with a bit of a tension headache as long as Dad is okay.

Vibes and prayers to you and your Dad and family, AD!

And get yourself a dram or two of whatever you prefer. It'll make you feel better.

Vibes to your dad, AD. }}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}

AD, I hope your dad gets better soon! I hope that his gallbladder surgery goes as well as mine did.

Vibes for your dad AD.

Vibes to AD dad and AD and her family

Thanks, all! Dad's blood enzyme levels dropped by half between last night and this morning, so the surgery to remove his gall bladder happened this afternoon. If all continues to go well, he'll be able to go home tomorrow.

ArkieDukie wrote:Thanks, all! Dad's blood enzyme levels dropped by half between last night and this morning, so the surgery to remove his gall bladder happened this afternoon. If all continues to go well, he'll be able to go home tomorrow.

Continued for Dad!

Definitely,

Dad was able to go home today, but he was experiencing some post-surgery pain. My sister took his cowboy hat to him so he wouldn't feel 'nekkid' during the trip home.

I posted OY, I feel so dirty!

YmoBeThere wrote:I posted OY, I feel so dirty!

I keep on doing it, I can't seem to help myself.

YmoBeThere wrote:I posted OY, I feel so dirty!

The shame of it all!

YmoBeThere wrote:

YmoBeThere wrote:I posted OY, I feel so dirty!

I keep on doing it, I can't seem to help myself.

Maybe this will help:

Bed time! Whoops, wrong thread.