What if it Snows?

Ole lady didn’t like the song I started singing to her... said it was in bad tastes.
I told her i didn’t know that song...
She wasn’t impressed about that comeback either.


Here’s the scene.
then the song and I started with, “The world is on fire....”

 

SO

Dude is coming tomorrow to properly fix the drywall and tape it.

Oven dude's are coming back Thursday.

 

Here is said new oven resting quietly in the dining area.

 

Must be the hangover from the 4th— been waiting 3 hrs to get new skins on the camp trailer before heading to the mountain and the otherwise good MF’ers are just starting— wishing I could rent out the OM for a half hour to go biblical on the SOB’s and plumb the boys up

 

Never mind about the OM, I took care of her light work— my buddy, the outside salesman, showed up and we had a very direct conversation and they got 3 of them working on it— fat boy at the counter don’t like me anymore

 

Street I grew up on used to be, I'm sure, Gravel at some point, but it was Tar sealed gravel, so falling on it from a bicycle or steel wheeled skateboard equaled a similar healing process.

...and probably another line of guys wishing that hadn't.

 

Yea my question to the contractor now is how do these pictures not show up on BBB website, under his name or the appliance guys name.

And exactly why shouldn't they?

 

You know what I’d do— that was a BS rookie move

 

THE Total Cost for the entire regimen including Surgeries (A Shot in an Arm is considered "Surgery") and Chemo, minus a few bits out of pocket, was around $55,000.00 in 2001. Doctors told me before the process began "Whether or not you can afford the procedures, you'll have the procedures"!

 

That sounds like a good price, even for 2001. Prices have gone up a little since then.
I had stage 3-a lymphoma in 2016. Six rounds of chemo with Rituximab, five MRIs, five CAT scans, blood work weekly, 21 radiation treatments, follow up Rituximab monthly for six months with b-monthly blood work, travel costs and office calls. The total, including medications, came to just over $700,000 bucks.
Medi-Care with my Blue Cross supplement and dealing with a faith based non profit health organization (Catholic) meant 0 out of pocket costs.
My wife, a pediatrician, had privileges at both hospitals I used but there was no discount given because of that.
Also, if I timed it just right I ate most of my meals in the infusion lab for free. That was a mixed blessing.