I can for sure guarantee you that prednisone is partially responsible for more than a few of us being alive today. To live is to feel pain, in some fashion.
I was just trying to elicit sympathy by describing the “progression”!
I know it will get better, but if I had this constantly, I’d go crazy!
Having been there before, you definitely have my sympathy. Hope you can shake it soon, Beaverdam.
Re: Outdoor Thread
Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2023 12:15 pm
by Beaverdam
My kids are at camp, and yesterday I hiked Fort Pillow. During my hike I saw three people: the park ranger and a couple from Birmingham. I knew the ranger and had a great conversation with the couple…ends up she is the retired director of Sloss Iron in Birmingham…we talked some more, and it ends up that DBT played there a few years ago. She remembered!
I saw lots of poison Ivy but hopefully stayed far enough away!!!
Re: Outdoor Thread
Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2023 7:48 pm
by jr29
My wife and I went on a Northern Wisconsin/Northeast Minnesota vacation last week. We kayaked the Brule River in Brule, Wisconsin and it was the cleanest river I've ever seen. We did a 12 mile trip and saw one fishing bobber hung in some rocks. Not another piece of trash the entire trip. It is a stunning place.
I took some great pics, but I'm way too lazy to post them.
Re: Outdoor Thread
Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 3:29 pm
by pearlbeer
Just returned from a successful expedition to the Grand Canyon. Ran the entire canyon in rafts - 23 days, 280 miles, 80 major rapids. Epic.
Thanks for posting this. It's out of my comfort and experience zones for sure. Definitely interesting though i'm not sure exactly what I think about it, which in this case is a compliment.
Re: Outdoor Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2024 2:16 pm
by jr29
Can someone give me a quick tutorial for posting a pic ?
I did it years ago but I'll be damned if I can do it now.