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Just checked out the you tube dog video. Makes me glad we have a snooze hound. Buddy our dog is the first in the sack and the last to rise. Just looking at him makes ya want to curl up and take a nap. Peace Mark


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I know it doggy. We have 3 animals, and since I've been home am amazed at how much they sleep. It's funny about their sleeping habits as well. If I want to get all three animals in the same room, all I have to do is take a nap. By the time I wake up, they are all three on the bed with me! It's like a freakin' menagerie on the bed.

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I've been doing a lot more walking for exercise than I have in months. Granted it's only been a few days, but I'm really grateful I can still walk. I felt so good the other day (read back a few posts) and ended up walking a full mile that day!! Now that was three seperate walking sessions, but compared to the not so distant past, that is huge. So I'm thankful for my sore knee and sore glutes :lol: , because as long as there is soreness, I'm convincing myself that there're still muscles that can be worked on, and that makes me feel better even though I'm doing the stick in the butt walk all day from the sore legs.

This is hard to keep up with!! But it makes me feel better so I'll keep doing it even if I keep posting to myself :?

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I'm on that page too, I was actually being kind of facetious.

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Time for a post. I have been just cruising lately and am now back to work for a while. Probably for a few weeks, but maybe longer. So I'm very grateful that I can still do some things that someone wants to pay for!! It's helping me move around more, helping my "man esteem", and also putting some money in my pocket. So I'm grateful for friends and past co workers who see some value in what I do and also grateful that I can still do it. Not much substance here today on the grand philosophical scale, but I am being paid right now and don't want to screw off too much :lol: .

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To quote Dr. Evil:

"That's just gross" :lol:

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way to go!! Put some aside for an exoskeleton or one of those kamikaze engines Mark has! :lol:


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Get in my Belly!! I'm higher in the food chain than you!! The only more quoteable movie would possibly be Caddyshack.

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i call bullshit lewis. how about wedding crashers or forrest gump. see signature


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But read my response. QUOTABLE; not funniest or best. I'll almost agree on Forrest Gump because I do quote that movie all the time. And the meatloaf scene is classic. But classics like "I hope you get a free bowl of soup with that hat...looks good on you though", and "here at Augusta, the Cinderalla story.......". And who can forget "Danny, you're not good", and the whole interaction between Bill Murray and Chevy Chase when he hits the ball through the window. OK, so I sound like a K-Tel commercial, but I stand pat on calling it the most quotable movie of all time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWJLWERyvkk

So I got that going for me, which is nice.

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