Dad was a 'vision in blue' as he prepared for his stone blasting experience. But as you can see, this was more of a happy experience for him as he knew that he would be bypassing much of the pain of passing a stone that big. From past experience, I went down to get something to eat as he was in the recovery room. Imagine my surprise as I came back 20 minutes later with my container of food, the lady told me that he was already awake and in a room!
The hardest part was getting him to stay home and recuperate the next day. He only has over 300 sick days left and they shouldn't be used frivolously!
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Smurf club? More like Fag club. I hope he kept the hairnet.
Ouch! Reminds me of the time I met a guy who showed me all his stones in a jar that he saved. yuck - Hope you are throwing them away! ;)
A. Our dad is awesome
B. Sorry we weren't there to laugh at you in person dad :)
C. the real question isn't how fast he came out of it (though props on speedin it up dad) the real question is was there any camel tongue wagging or eye bulging going on as he came out of it? That's what I want to know.
D. Who is Emily?
I miss the camel tongue!! What a jip man, no crazy Dad stuff, ask for your money back Mom. And yeah, who is Emily?
So, Ok Emily.... who are you??? Yeah.. no camel tongue this time but before when he was doped up a little I saw it. It's classic.
Yeah... I think I figured out who Emily is. She is a church friend of mine and I commented on her blog from ours because I don't know any other way. She has a new baby and is probably up at all hours with nothing to do and... Let's face it. Our blog is quite interesting!!!
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