Debbi -Once again, not reading what I type leads to new typos -- What I meant to say is wishing you new adventures and successes in fine dining.
Loi and Jan --You two are hysterically funny,but is it really like that? And if so, yes Debbi, it is scaring me a little, but I can certainly see the humor in it too. I guess it's a good thing i enjoy laughing at myself (sometimes I amaze even me at how silly I can be) as much as anything else, if this is the kind of thing that's in store for me.
Jan -- A quesion for you regarding riding your bike. My daughter left her bike at a friend's house which was three blocks away tonight . Since she was already in bed when she realized this, I went to get it. Now, I don't mean to brag, but since I walk like a slightly drunken sailor (weaving, but not staggering) I normally would not have attempted to ride it, but tonight I was feeling adventurous (I got this ided from you, and yes, I realize I haven't had surgery yet.but it was still something of a challenge, under the circumstances), Still, I was proud and amazed I managed to ride the three blocks home in the dark and not fall off or over. When I turned though, the whole world tilted and whirled (never experienced that before). Did that happen to you? If I'm feeling brave tomorrow, I may take my own bike out for a spin -- I mean just the wheels on the bike spinning, hopefully not me. My doc says challenging the vestibular system makes it work better and at this poiint, riding a bike is a challenge.
Wendy
