Well, i for one can bear with you being cranky, i hope the shakiness goes away and you get much stronger with time. I enjoy your writes and they are good for being shakey.
Your wacky rhyming hasn't changed a bit. Just so glad to see you post and have a heart that's beating properly and providing that old blood you need so much.
In spite of the shakes, you didn't miss a key. That's better than me.
You may be shaky because you are still very weak from the surgery. That may be the reason too. Or sometimes could be the nerve. I think when your healing improve you may be allowed to do some light exercises to strengthen your muscle, and the shakiness will disappear once your muscles get strengthen. Praying for your continuing healing.
People call you Tall, Lean, and Lanky??!! Who are these people, I want names - I know they're not me, Ma, or your cousins. But we will call you Cranky, if you'd like us to!
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well done, keep posting, good for what ails ya
and that's when it is time to be patient.
Always,
Deborah
almost like John Wayne
Well maybe that's a stretch....That's it! You need to stretch..teach those pesky muscles a lesson.
Cuz p
In spite of the shakes, you didn't miss a key. That's better than me.
Ron
Love ya!
Jane
Just shake rattle and roll.
As for beig cranky crank
it could be worse.
You could be one of Ron Hull's quank's.
Michael D.
budd
Hugs,
Sandie
RX
IT'S QUITE OK TO BE CRANKY WHEN YOU'VE BEEN THRU A LO OF SHIT...
IN TIME AS EWE IMPROVE... EVENTUALLY YULE BE FIT !!!