Hi George - glad to see you're doing so well!

With all you've had to put up with the past few months you'd got such a
positive attitude and it's been an inspiration to me. I especially like
how you end off your posts with 'Life is good'.

PS: I'm posting through Google Groups as my ISP cancelled Usenet
support last month, and although I can download and read posts through
repeaters like allnews.readfreenews.net I cannot post through them. So
that's why the two step. g

I'm still recovering from the blood poisoning, still on antibiotics,
still having trouble getting the infection under control since having
the offending tooth [and another bad one] removed late last mooth.
Chewing kinda one sides makes me look silly but ya gotta do what ya
gotta do! LOL!

Thank you for your inspiration, George, God bless big smile

Karen wrote:
Hi George - glad to see you're doing so well!

With all you've had to put up with the past few months you'd got such a
positive attitude and it's been an inspiration to me. I especially like
how you end off your posts with 'Life is good'.

PS: I'm posting through Google Groups as my ISP cancelled Usenet
support last month, and although I can download and read posts through
repeaters like allnews.readfreenews.net I cannot post through them. So
that's why the two step. g

I'm still recovering from the blood poisoning, still on antibiotics,
still having trouble getting the infection under control since having
the offending tooth [and another bad one] removed late last mooth.
Chewing kinda one sides makes me look silly but ya gotta do what ya
gotta do! LOL!

Thank you for your inspiration, George, God bless big smile

Just imagine an old guy with a white crew cut chewing only on the left
side of his mouth. That should cheer you up. The right side of my face
is still partially numb and I don't chew on that side because I tend to
bite myself. (On the inside of my cheek, not on my butt Barb!) See, I
also have telepathy, I know when the smartasses will come out of the
woodwork. BSEG

My personal philosophy on illness is that people either cry or soldier
on and laugh at life. I'm definitely one of the latter, I see no point
in crying over genetic diseases like those I have and a positive
attitude does everyone some good. Keep it up Karen. And life really is good.

George