An Update On Mrs Android And Myself

Well last evening I stayed home.

I bought six Alexander Keiths (premium beer) after dinner and took the
music box and laptop on deck when I got home.

Water And Fire. Pool And Sun. My two biggest survival tools at this
point. It was absolutely lovely.

I finally got to let go. It was good.

The sunset was perfect.

After the sun said Goodnight I came in for some Wii tennis. My computer
opponents wiped the court with me. My daughter was laughing in her
bedroom listening to me hurl comments at my opponents, hoping to gain a
psychological advantage over them, but it seems there's no arguing with
a microchip. Then my daughter came out and wiped the court with me.

I ordered pizza at 11:00 and it arrived about 10 minutes later -- I was
surprised. It was steaming hot too. Yum.

---

I was over to see Mrs Android this morning. She looks good. She's much
more mobile then she was at home, even tho the pain is worse. She said
she can move her knees more now. So good news.

I brought her some peanut butter cookies and a sandwich from The Bakery.

They've also put back on the safer anti-inflammatory that doesn't mess
with her blood thinners. So good news there too.

Keep the prayers and positive thoughts and healing vibes coming. Every
little bit helps.

---

Off to vacuum the pool and do some therapy.

Cheers & Big Hugs,
Marvin

--
I don't smoke. I smell like bread. Life is Good.

Glad you were able to get some much-needed physical and emotional
rest. Both of you.
Continued hugs and love to the Androids.

Instead of taking 44 puffs of smoke, Marvin The Paranoid Android
spoketh upon us:

>I was over to see Mrs Android this morning. She looks good. She's much
>more mobile then she was at home, even tho the pain is worse. She said
>she can move her knees more now. So good news.
>
>I brought her some peanut butter cookies and a sandwich from The Bakery.
>
>They've also put back on the safer anti-inflammatory that doesn't mess
>with her blood thinners. So good news there too.
>
>Keep the prayers and positive thoughts and healing vibes coming. Every
>little bit helps.

Please say hi to Mrs. Android from us, and then a big warm hug!

--
Tihomir 1Y1M, Knin, HR 44°N 16°E
http://www.quitbuddies.org

Quote 1926 of 8944:
"The imposition of stigma is the commonest form of violence
used in democratic societies." -- R. A. Pinker

On Jul 12, 5:33*pm, Tihomir <tgreb...@inet.hr.dummy> wrote:
> Instead of taking 44 puffs of smoke, Marvin The Paranoid Android
> spoketh upon us:
>
> >I was over to see Mrs Android this morning. *She looks good. *She's much
> >more mobile then she was at home, even tho the pain is worse. *She said
> >she can move her knees more now. *So good news.
>
> >I brought her some peanut butter cookies and a sandwich from The Bakery.
>
> >They've also put back on the safer anti-inflammatory that doesn't mess
> >with her blood thinners. *So good news there too.
>
> >Keep the prayers and positive thoughts and healing vibes coming. *Every
> >little bit helps.
>
> Please say hi to Mrs. Android from us, and then a big warm hug!
>
> --
> Tihomir 1Y1M, Knin, HR 44°N 16°E
> *http://www.quitbuddies.org
>
> Quote 1926 of 8944:
> "The imposition of stigma is the commonest form of violence
> used in democratic societies." -- R. A. Pinker

Marvie - My good thoughts & prayers go to you and your family. You
have had to deal w/a lot of adversity lately, and I'm so sorry. I am
praying for better health for your wife, and you just keep a "stiff
upper lip". Love you honey....Pam

On Jul 12, 2:12*pm, Marvin The Paranoid Android
<marvinparanoidandr...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Well last evening I stayed home.
>
> I bought six Alexander Keiths (premium beer) after dinner and took the
> music box and laptop on deck when I got home.
>
> Water And Fire. *Pool And Sun. My two biggest survival tools at this
> point. *It was absolutely lovely.
>
> I finally got to let go. *It was good.
>
> The sunset was perfect.
>
> After the sun said Goodnight I came in for some Wii tennis. *My computer
> opponents wiped the court with me. *My daughter was laughing in her
> bedroom listening to me hurl comments at my opponents, hoping to gain a
> psychological advantage over them, but it seems there's no arguing with
> a microchip. *Then my daughter came out and wiped the court with me.
>
> I ordered pizza at 11:00 and it arrived about 10 minutes later -- I was
> surprised. *It was steaming hot too. *Yum.
>
> ---
>
> I was over to see Mrs Android this morning. *She looks good. *She's much
> more mobile then she was at home, even tho the pain is worse. *She said
> she can move her knees more now. *So good news.
>
> I brought her some peanut butter cookies and a sandwich from The Bakery.
>
> They've also put back on the safer anti-inflammatory that doesn't mess
> with her blood thinners. *So good news there too.
>
> Keep the prayers and positive thoughts and healing vibes coming. *Every
> little bit helps.
>
> ---
>
> Off to vacuum the pool and do some therapy.
>
> Cheers & Big Hugs,
> Marvin
>
> --
> I don't smoke. *I smell like bread. *Life is Good.

Sweetie I am so glad you got some rest and that the meds are getting
squared away. Thinking of you and saying prayers, Stephanie

Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
> Well last evening I stayed home.
>
> I bought six Alexander Keiths (premium beer) after dinner and took the
> music box and laptop on deck when I got home.
>
> Water And Fire. Pool And Sun. My two biggest survival tools at this
> point. It was absolutely lovely.
>
> I finally got to let go. It was good.
>
> The sunset was perfect.
>
> After the sun said Goodnight I came in for some Wii tennis. My computer
> opponents wiped the court with me. My daughter was laughing in her
> bedroom listening to me hurl comments at my opponents, hoping to gain a
> psychological advantage over them, but it seems there's no arguing with
> a microchip. Then my daughter came out and wiped the court with me.
>
> I ordered pizza at 11:00 and it arrived about 10 minutes later -- I was
> surprised. It was steaming hot too. Yum.
>
> ---
>
> I was over to see Mrs Android this morning. She looks good. She's much
> more mobile then she was at home, even tho the pain is worse. She said
> she can move her knees more now. So good news.
>
> I brought her some peanut butter cookies and a sandwich from The Bakery.
>
> They've also put back on the safer anti-inflammatory that doesn't mess
> with her blood thinners. So good news there too.
>
> Keep the prayers and positive thoughts and healing vibes coming. Every
> little bit helps.
>
> ---
>
> Off to vacuum the pool and do some therapy.
>
> Cheers & Big Hugs,
> Marvin
>


I should add I went last evening with dinner for her and her feet and
ankles look as if the swelling is getting better.

Trending in a positive direction.

Cheers & Many Thanks,
Marvin


--
I don't smoke. I smell like bread. Life is Good.

glad to hear some good news. tossing snow balls your way filled with healing
vibes and positive thought

sounds like you had some fun.
did you break the Nutech while playing Tennis? I did... had to get a
wireless one LOL
My hubby got me the Vii as a reward for not smoking, now I have to pay it
back with my saved money.

HappyPolarBear
--
"Failing to prepare is preparing to fail"
I will not fail. I will prove that Bipolars can
stay quit too


"Marvin The Paranoid Android" <marvinparanoidandroid@hotmail.com> wrote in
message news:4878f488$0$15548$ec3e2dad@unlimited.usenetmon ster.com...
> Well last evening I stayed home.
>
> I bought six Alexander Keiths (premium beer) after dinner and took the
> music box and laptop on deck when I got home.
>
> Water And Fire. Pool And Sun. My two biggest survival tools at this
> point. It was absolutely lovely.
>
> I finally got to let go. It was good.
>
> The sunset was perfect.
>
> After the sun said Goodnight I came in for some Wii tennis. My computer
> opponents wiped the court with me. My daughter was laughing in her
> bedroom listening to me hurl comments at my opponents, hoping to gain a
> psychological advantage over them, but it seems there's no arguing with a
> microchip. Then my daughter came out and wiped the court with me.
>
> I ordered pizza at 11:00 and it arrived about 10 minutes later -- I was
> surprised. It was steaming hot too. Yum.
>
> ---
>
> I was over to see Mrs Android this morning. She looks good. She's much
> more mobile then she was at home, even tho the pain is worse. She said
> she can move her knees more now. So good news.
>
> I brought her some peanut butter cookies and a sandwich from The Bakery.
>
> They've also put back on the safer anti-inflammatory that doesn't mess
> with her blood thinners. So good news there too.
>
> Keep the prayers and positive thoughts and healing vibes coming. Every
> little bit helps.
>
> ---
>
> Off to vacuum the pool and do some therapy.
>
> Cheers & Big Hugs,
> Marvin
>
> --
> I don't smoke. I smell like bread. Life is Good.

PolarBear wrote:
> glad to hear some good news. tossing snow balls your way filled with
> healing vibes and positive thought
>
> sounds like you had some fun.
> did you break the Nutech while playing Tennis? I did... had to get a
> wireless one LOL
> My hubby got me the Vii as a reward for not smoking, now I have to pay
> it back with my saved money.
>
> HappyPolarBear

I broke the first racket we had for the Wii. Decided to go 'Pro' with
the Nerf Wii Sports kit ... comes with the baseball bat, racket and golf
club. The tennis racket feels good too in your hand. I find it helps
me control the spin on the ball more.

Today I've got the slow cooker stuffed high with ribs and some chicken
drummettes in the fridge awaiting the BBQ. Daughter's BF and her best
friend with her BF are here. They were here yesterday as well so I
BBQ'd some burgers and sausages (cheddar cheese in 'em ... super yummy),
fed them, played in the pool with them ... I told them to imagine me
as a new grade 8 graduate just like them but held back 30 years in a row.

Because Mrs A is within 5 mins door to door I'll cook up some ribs for
her and run them over just before 5:00 along with some potato salad,
veggies and dip and salad. Then come back and put the rest of the ribs
and chicken on the hot sexy gril :-)

Trying to make the best of Life as fast as I can ;-)

Cheers!

-- Marvie

--
I don't smoke. I smell like bread. Life is Good.

You got it, Marv.


On Sat, 12 Jul 2008 14:12:09 -0400, Marvin The Paranoid Android
<marvinparanoidandroid@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Well last evening I stayed home.
>
>I bought six Alexander Keiths (premium beer) after dinner and took the
>music box and laptop on deck when I got home.
>
>Water And Fire. Pool And Sun. My two biggest survival tools at this
>point. It was absolutely lovely.
>
>I finally got to let go. It was good.
>
>The sunset was perfect.
>
>After the sun said Goodnight I came in for some Wii tennis. My computer
>opponents wiped the court with me. My daughter was laughing in her
>bedroom listening to me hurl comments at my opponents, hoping to gain a
>psychological advantage over them, but it seems there's no arguing with
>a microchip. Then my daughter came out and wiped the court with me.
>
>I ordered pizza at 11:00 and it arrived about 10 minutes later -- I was
>surprised. It was steaming hot too. Yum.
>
>---
>
>I was over to see Mrs Android this morning. She looks good. She's much
>more mobile then she was at home, even tho the pain is worse. She said
>she can move her knees more now. So good news.
>
>I brought her some peanut butter cookies and a sandwich from The Bakery.
>
>They've also put back on the safer anti-inflammatory that doesn't mess
>with her blood thinners. So good news there too.
>
>Keep the prayers and positive thoughts and healing vibes coming. Every
>little bit helps.
>
>---
>
>Off to vacuum the pool and do some therapy.
>
>Cheers & Big Hugs,
>Marvin

The ups and downs, you must feel like a grasshopper in a church. Lets hope
the doctors can find a regime that will work for her.
--
Lynn VOF+ Leaper
"Everyone seems normal until you get to know them."



"Marvin The Paranoid Android" <marvinparanoidandroid@hotmail.com> wrote in
message news:4878f488$0$15548$ec3e2dad@unlimited.usenetmon ster.com...
> Well last evening I stayed home.
>
> I bought six Alexander Keiths (premium beer) after dinner and took the
> music box and laptop on deck when I got home.
>
> Water And Fire. Pool And Sun. My two biggest survival tools at this
> point. It was absolutely lovely.
>
> I finally got to let go. It was good.
>
> The sunset was perfect.
>
> After the sun said Goodnight I came in for some Wii tennis. My computer
> opponents wiped the court with me. My daughter was laughing in her
> bedroom listening to me hurl comments at my opponents, hoping to gain a
> psychological advantage over them, but it seems there's no arguing with a
> microchip. Then my daughter came out and wiped the court with me.
>
> I ordered pizza at 11:00 and it arrived about 10 minutes later -- I was
> surprised. It was steaming hot too. Yum.
>
> ---
>
> I was over to see Mrs Android this morning. She looks good. She's much
> more mobile then she was at home, even tho the pain is worse. She said
> she can move her knees more now. So good news.
>
> I brought her some peanut butter cookies and a sandwich from The Bakery.
>
> They've also put back on the safer anti-inflammatory that doesn't mess
> with her blood thinners. So good news there too.
>
> Keep the prayers and positive thoughts and healing vibes coming. Every
> little bit helps.
>
> ---
>
> Off to vacuum the pool and do some therapy.
>
> Cheers & Big Hugs,
> Marvin
>
> --
> I don't smoke. I smell like bread. Life is Good.