This am.
Good day for me, not so much for these critters.
Good day for me, not so much for these critters.
Maggie’s What's Your View II
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Believe it or not, he was actually out shooting yesterday!
That sucks.
surgery or no?
old people are often tougher than crap. Deal with pain that would have a 25 yr old in tears with barely a wince.
Things to make sure of:
Using non narcotic pain meds to max efficiency then opiods as needed.
On some kind of treatment to prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis (clots)
He sleeps at night, not awakened 6 x to “see how he is doing”
Peeing and pooping on regular schedule (gets missed more than you think)
Make sure he is staying hydrated (but not fluid overloaded, most often by IV) and has food he actually wants to eat a little of. Maybe even bring him stuff from outside.
Lots of deep breathing or an incentive spirometer. Even without chest trauma, pain meds and sitting around even more leads old people to breathe less deep. Which isnt good.
I love caring for old folks and hate hospitals. Nurse shortages, overloaded patient assignments, etc lead to challenges. Be his advocate.
Rehab is better than SNF for discharge (if he can meet 3 hrs a day therapy requirements) if he needs it and cannot return to prior living situation immediately.
Last, will add your pops to the prayer list. Little love and mercy hurts no one in a hospital!!
You too, as being the caregiver for aging folks has a toll on us too.
surgery or no?
old people are often tougher than crap. Deal with pain that would have a 25 yr old in tears with barely a wince.
Things to make sure of:
Using non narcotic pain meds to max efficiency then opiods as needed.
On some kind of treatment to prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis (clots)
He sleeps at night, not awakened 6 x to “see how he is doing”
Peeing and pooping on regular schedule (gets missed more than you think)
Make sure he is staying hydrated (but not fluid overloaded, most often by IV) and has food he actually wants to eat a little of. Maybe even bring him stuff from outside.
Lots of deep breathing or an incentive spirometer. Even without chest trauma, pain meds and sitting around even more leads old people to breathe less deep. Which isnt good.
I love caring for old folks and hate hospitals. Nurse shortages, overloaded patient assignments, etc lead to challenges. Be his advocate.
Rehab is better than SNF for discharge (if he can meet 3 hrs a day therapy requirements) if he needs it and cannot return to prior living situation immediately.
Last, will add your pops to the prayer list. Little love and mercy hurts no one in a hospital!!
You too, as being the caregiver for aging folks has a toll on us too.
Thank you. Surgery unlikely. Good advice most of these are covered. Waiting on “Case Management “ to decide on home or rehab, I hope the latter as that’s a safer option for a few days.That sucks.
surgery or no?
old people are often tougher than crap. Deal with pain that would have a 25 yr old in tears with barely a wince.
Things to make sure of:
Using non narcotic pain meds to max efficiency then opiods as needed.
On some kind of treatment to prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis (clots)
He sleeps at night, not awakened 6 x to “see how he is doing”
Peeing and pooping on regular schedule (gets missed more than you think)
Make sure he is staying hydrated (but not fluid overloaded, most often by IV) and has food he actually wants to eat a little of. Maybe even bring him stuff from outside.
Lots of deep breathing or an incentive spirometer. Even without chest trauma, pain meds and sitting around even more leads old people to breathe less deep. Which isnt good.
I love caring for old folks and hate hospitals. Nurse shortages, overloaded patient assignments, etc lead to challenges. Be his advocate.
Rehab is better than SNF for discharge (if he can meet 3 hrs a day therapy requirements) if he needs it and cannot return to prior living situation immediately.
Last, will add your pops to the prayer list. Little love and mercy hurts no one in a hospital!!
You too, as being the caregiver for aging folks has a toll on us too.
Prayer sentThat sucks.
surgery or no?
old people are often tougher than crap. Deal with pain that would have a 25 yr old in tears with barely a wince.
Things to make sure of:
Using non narcotic pain meds to max efficiency then opiods as needed.
On some kind of treatment to prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis (clots)
He sleeps at night, not awakened 6 x to “see how he is doing”
Peeing and pooping on regular schedule (gets missed more than you think)
Make sure he is staying hydrated (but not fluid overloaded, most often by IV) and has food he actually wants to eat a little of. Maybe even bring him stuff from outside.
Lots of deep breathing or an incentive spirometer. Even without chest trauma, pain meds and sitting around even more leads old people to breathe less deep. Which isnt good.
I love caring for old folks and hate hospitals. Nurse shortages, overloaded patient assignments, etc lead to challenges. Be his advocate.
Rehab is better than SNF for discharge (if he can meet 3 hrs a day therapy requirements) if he needs it and cannot return to prior living situation immediately.
Last, will add your pops to the prayer list. Little love and mercy hurts no one in a hospital!!
You too, as being the caregiver for aging folks has a toll on us too.
Hi,
Not today AFT, lololol...
Sincerely,
Theis
Not today AFT, lololol...
Sincerely,
Theis
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The MC got some new peepers. Gonna change the bulbs to LED, just have to order some.
We were up on Lake Vermillion yesterday. Lots of algae in that water.
Fishing was Ok. We limited out on the walleyes, but nothing was picture worthy.
Fishing was Ok. We limited out on the walleyes, but nothing was picture worthy.
Yeah, no worries. The only thing you need to worry about this time of year can be worms in the yellow perch due to warm water temps.Is it safe to eat fish form water with that much algae bloom?
Really enjoy the drive to work this time of the year.
Went and did some mountain biking on the Allegheny trail. Probably not legal…. So much Oak regen, nice place. Random Yellow Poplar, might survive but I doubt it, to much shade in the cove. Also some rattle snake plantain.
Rainy day work. Oil change, greased the chassis and loader, and then an unexpected park brake repair. Parts ordered...
Lol try being a tech @Geno C.
Tell a customer it’s 20-100 to ship Deere parts when you are a dealer and they get pissed . I’m on the small side mowers and compact tractor up to 4 series.
broken U joint on drive shaft broke the input shaft on transmission. I can’t get the U joint only the complete drive shaft.
Tell a customer it’s 20-100 to ship Deere parts when you are a dealer and they get pissed . I’m on the small side mowers and compact tractor up to 4 series.
broken U joint on drive shaft broke the input shaft on transmission. I can’t get the U joint only the complete drive shaft.
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Same way with the new gators. Steering assembly is one big piece. Had to remove whole front end to replace.
Haven’t done much heavy work on my 1025R, but don’t look forward to that day based off how it looks
Was fortunate as there are 31 of them sitting in Milan IL. Be here Wednesday.
Been here 20 years, not sure if this is "Global Warming" or "Climate Change" so confused these days.
I remember when it was called Seasonal change 
and it happens about four times a year or once every ten years which ever comes first
and it happens about four times a year or once every ten years which ever comes first Been thinking about your post today, and don’t recall ever paying shipping on parts to one of our local dealers. If you want it next day, then yes. Day after is always just parts cost plus tax. Seems strange that as a dealer in the Midwest (you’re KS if I remember correctly) that Deere is charging and passing along shipping. However, it could be our close proximity to corporate/warehousing that changes that...
2A Conference meet (academic) tonight in Iowa City. 2nd overall for Ty and a solid team win. Districts in 10 days, then on to State. Peaking at just about the right time.
@tnichols
It’s the over night ( machine down)parts that we change shipping not stock order.
Problem is if Deere doesn’t have it or a lot of it we have to machine down the part to ever get it.
Deere can have 5 let’s say spindles for a z930m in the machine down inventory. So you stock order and Deere has none in stock order inventory you won’t see that part for months sometimes. So if we machine down the part I’ll have it the next day.
Stock order no cost machine down costs.
Hopefully that makes sense.
It’s the over night ( machine down)parts that we change shipping not stock order.
Problem is if Deere doesn’t have it or a lot of it we have to machine down the part to ever get it.
Deere can have 5 let’s say spindles for a z930m in the machine down inventory. So you stock order and Deere has none in stock order inventory you won’t see that part for months sometimes. So if we machine down the part I’ll have it the next day.
Stock order no cost machine down costs.
Hopefully that makes sense.
Another rainy day in the shop. Miss Lori’s mountain bike changed over for spinning in the winter months.
Then on to the parking brake catch on the 790. Deere added a doubler on the new part 
. Replaced (I’m slow but sure), return to service checks ok, and out the door.
. Replaced (I’m slow but sure), return to service checks ok, and out the door. The term “compact utility” is certainly correct on the compact side of things. Cramped quarters for sure as far as working space 
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And then Goldilocks said, “Someone has been sleeping in my driveway”. 17HMR sleeping pills...
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Just get rid of that shit. It’s nothing but a pain
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I got another 108,000 miles worth of warranty left on this beater. I’m hoping to get my money’s worth from Chrysler considering they gave me an 8 year, 125k warranty free. All I had to do was suffer through 8 months of agony with my 1500 truck haha
Sailor take warning.......
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Sitting in the deer stand watching a small ish house cat stalk a mouse or something. May be a slow morning
What's the mil hold on the cat.......don't go home empty handed. Bonus points for the mouse.
Looking to me like you might be trimming the best part.....leave those salty fat tails on there for flavor.
Go keto and that shit will fuel you for 24 hours while lowering cholesterol and leaving you lean enough Mrs GenoC will be proud to take you out in town.
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No hold, he is about 40 yards away and the 44 mag is center mass hold at that range. Afraid there won’t be much left of kitty after the 230g slug hits him
Film it.
? Man those look good 
@Geno C. - just be sure to cook those on the pellet grill.
Or boil and use krylon and the stencil I sent ya to paint some grill marks.
And post it all on Instantgram.
Or boil and use krylon and the stencil I sent ya to paint some grill marks.
And post it all on Instantgram.
Crock pot with some powder gravy.
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