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« Reply #795 on: July 16, 2021, 11:42:52 PM »
sorry you had to lose the secondary company hopefully it did not affect the parent company where you worked.

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« Reply #796 on: July 17, 2021, 04:19:56 PM »
...Can use some good thoughts.  My daughter had a bad fall, she fractured the tibia and fibula of her left leg, and is in the hospital.  Thankfully, she didn't hurt her head.

...Being a Lawyer, I told her H to take lots of pictures of the scene...and of her and her leg.

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« Reply #797 on: July 17, 2021, 05:28:14 PM »
hopes she heals quickly  and sorry to hear 

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« Reply #798 on: July 17, 2021, 06:10:59 PM »
...I just spoke to her, she was slightly sedated, but seemed clear headed.  They were about to take her in for another surgery, and we had to stop when the Nurses arrived.  It will be a couple days before we can talk again.  Her H said that he will let us know when we can visit.  We spoke seriously, but being me, I told her to 'milk this'...get a walker...moan and groan...and get her H to bring her lots of snacks.  (He was laughing, we were on a speaker phone)

...I know that ANY operation is serious, things can happen...but the attitude of the patient is so important.  I deposed a NeuroSurgeon, and asked why some people got through a complex operation, and discharged quickly.  He said that he could tell.  If the patient was happy, and smiling, the results were usually good.  If the person was depressed, and just staring...well...it wouldn't go well.

...So, I had some fun, when my gall bladder went bad.   ::)  I was in deep pain, and the MD examined me, and said, "I hope that you aren't fond of your gall bladder."  I pretended to start crying, and said..."no, no. no."  He got a worried look on his face, and then I laughed...(It hurt)...and said..."Just put it in a jar, so I can visit with it...and don't leave a big scar."  He laughed, and patted my head.  "You will have three small scars, but I am not going to give it back to you, it will be in small chunks."

...My head cleared quickly after the operation, and I ate the food they brought me.  I also took the bedpan and other stuff that was on my bed when I checked out.

...I had actually enjoyed the anaestheliologist.  (sp)  I was laying on a gurney, in the hallway, and he stuck the needle in my arm, and adjusted the flow.  I was  relaxed, and we spoke of various things.  Then, the drug was affecting me, and I was having trouble speaking.  He asked me, "Are you feeling the drug?"  I mumbled back, (I wasn't in my 'Professional' frame of mind), "This is dynamite shit, give me more". 

...I woke up after the operation, and was feeling fairly good...and my gall bladder was gone.

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« Reply #799 on: July 18, 2021, 06:23:17 PM »
agreed any surgery is serious, lol on milking it  but do hope all goes well

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« Reply #800 on: July 18, 2021, 08:18:58 PM »
...Death and the Maiden....https://www.bing.com/videos/search?view=detail&mid=1311C53AA5132EE942551311C53AA5132EE94255&q=schubert's death and the maiden music&shtp=GetUrl&shid=a23f2755-bbec-4200-9ce6-796f82c98efb&shtk=U2NodWJlcnQ6IFN0cmluZyBRdWFydGV0IE5vLiAxNCAiRGVhdGggYW5kIFRoZSBNYWlkZW4i&shdk=U2NodWJlcnQ6IFN0cmluZyBRdWFydGV0IE5vLiAxNCBcIkRlYXRoIGFuZCBUaGUgTWFpZGVuXCIgSS4gQWxsZWdybyAwOjE1IElJLiBBbmRhbnRlIGNvbiBtb3RvIDEyOjA1IElJSS4gU2NoZXJ6byBBbGxlZ3JvIG1vbHRvIDI3OjAyIElWLiBQcmVzdG8gMzE6NDAgTWVyaWRpYW4gRW5zZW1ibGUgU3RyaW5nIFF1YXJ0ZXQgRG9taW5pa2EgRGFuY2V3aWN6LCB2aW9saW4gSSBKb2hubnkgQ2hhbmcsIHZpb2xpbiBJSSBXaGl0bmV5IEJ1bGxvY2ssIHZpb2xhIE9saXZlIENoZW4sIGNlbGxvIFZpc2l0IHVzIG9uIGh0dHA6Ly9tZXJpZGlhbmVuc2VtYmxlLndvcmRwcmVzcy5jb20vIEF1ZGlvL1ZpZGVvIC4uLg%3D%3D&shhk=ceY%2FQv92OlS8C47IP%2BL0MZMpVbelAub5zzYRpoXkAdw%3D&form=VDSHOT&shth=OVP.Y-HEmGfxSbWUM9AHJqyM0QHgFo

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« Reply #801 on: July 18, 2021, 08:40:34 PM »
...Performing music...I can understand why it is so difficult for professionals.  I was what they called an accomplished amautuer, but it always took something out of me.  We performed the above work at the funeral service of a cellist.  We got into the second movement...and I played the cello solo for her.  The other players held back, I was leading the quartet, using my arms to signal what to do.  (Although the 1st violinist said that my face was speaking...he said that he got a bit concerned.  At times, I was very sad, a few tears in my eyes...other times I was gritting my teeth, almost snarling...as I was angry at death.)

...It is hard to explain, sitting and listening to music is one thing...but holding an instrument against your body and playing it is another.

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« Reply #802 on: July 19, 2021, 09:49:36 AM »
I quite agree, the same is true of all art forms, book writing, painting, acting, etc.

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« Reply #803 on: July 19, 2021, 03:20:24 PM »
...Hells Bells...shit...you name it...(Looking at the stock market)

...I guess that I am not a millionaire anymore... :P

...I will get out while I still have some cash, and buy some crates of spam.  Me and my mother do like spam, when I was a kid I ate a lot of it.  I liked it just out of the can, and in a sandwich.  I would also fry it, and add an egg.

...SPAMALOT!!!!!!   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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« Reply #804 on: July 19, 2021, 05:01:25 PM »
...Playing the cello....

...It is such an intimate instrument...I mean, you wrap your legs around it, and hold it against your breasts...and it VIBRATES!!!!  I have two, 'Pavane', a lutier made him for me, and 'Katherine', she is over 100 years old.  I treat them both very well, they are safe in 'hard cases', and I don't let anyone touch them.  They are strapped to my back when I go out.  Once, I was eating lunch, and Katherine was sitting next to me.  Some children came up, and patted the top of her case, and I smiled and answered their questions.  I told them that I was a traveling troubador, and I could see their parents laughing.

...I was dressed in my 'Concert Black', and after I ate, I strapped Katherine to my back and walked to the concert hall.  I cleaned up, and tried to tune Katherine...she was cranky...it was difficult.  Those hunks of lumber called 'cellos' are tempermental. 

...But, it went well

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« Reply #805 on: July 19, 2021, 07:21:01 PM »
yay in went well and the market is always volatile on stocks

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« Reply #806 on: July 19, 2021, 08:45:47 PM »
...Just gonna rant...cause this is my thread...and I am in a mood to rant...

...I worked very hard at another Home.  I came in every night, and afternoon, and did my best to greet everyone.  I planned, and put on festivals.  I researched the culture, and even traveled to the r/t Island, so I could see it.  But, a guy didn't like me, and humiliated me, and disgraced me.  I should have put on my 'big girl panties', and stared him down.  I think that many were expecting me to do that.

...I just left...I was crying...r/t...my r/t life was difficult...it was bad timing.  I wanted the Net to be comforting, and fun...and I was crying.

...Gor can be so cruel...people can see when you are open and sad...and go in for the kill...and...

...THEY DO!!!!

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« Reply #807 on: July 20, 2021, 09:53:19 AM »
sorry to hear of that happening. not all will take advantage some will try to offer comfort and to help.

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« Reply #808 on: July 20, 2021, 05:35:29 PM »
...Thank you, Nate, you are correct that most typists are supportive.  Rags has really been good to me, he saw what I was going through, and went out of his way to help.  Other typists would chat with me, and comfort me.  Just too many things happened at once, and I was alone in a different State...just divorced...no job...no friends...in a one room extended stay place.  I was so physically weak that it was hard to walk. I would have to REALLY use a cane, and I devolved to where I needed to use a walker.  I would fold it up, and grasp the the railing to carefully get down the stairs, and then I would unfold it, and stagger around the facility.  I would have food delivered, and give the person a dollar, or two, to take my garbage down the stairs, and dump it.  One young woman was very friendly, she would actually enter my unit, and look around for garbage to take out.  I would put together a bag of newspapers, and such, so she would have something to carry out if I didn't have anything else.

 Thor was also helpful and encouraged me to just stand up, get involved in some r/t events, and he gave me a High Honor.

...*Sighs*  We all have limits.  I was just pushed past mine.   My plans for the future blew up in my face, I wanted to sail, get back into martial arts, do some volunteer work, and get back into the Church.  I am thankful that my finances are fine, and my mother and I get along.  She still teases me about silly things I did as a child, and I just nod.  I was a precocious kid, and often didn't think ahead when I would do things.  Once, I was riding my 10-speed in a field, and came home with blood all over my face and head.  I had gone over the front, and landed on my head.  I was dazed, and told my parents that I needed a shower. 

...They hauled me to the hospital, and part of my head was shaved, and I got a bunch of stitches, and had to follow a concussion protical.  My father would come into my bedroom at various times during the next three evenings, wake me up, and ask me simple questions.  I would answer them as best I could.  I was excused from PE for two weeks, I would just walk around the pavement, and watch the other girls playing soccer.

...But, I think that I recovered from the head injury, (I did become a Green Belt, and have a lot of initials after my name.)
 although if I feel around the area, I will feel the raised area around the scar.  I can't remember if my skull was cracked, or fractured...but that might explain why I behave as I do. 

...We humans are pretty well designed.   :)

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« Reply #809 on: July 20, 2021, 06:35:40 PM »
yes, we are very well designed to be sure. I am too am no longer able to return to martial arts. I think many have been hit with a shock of some sort that derailed plans and caused us to have to shift our plans.