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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / April 2004I am back
Back from DC.... phew it was cold back there! When I arrived last weekend it was 40 degrees and 28 in the morning plus a 25 mph wind. Yikes it was cold, probably 3 weeks behind our spring. The dogwoods are blooming here, but we will pay dearly this summer when we have no water and everything is burning up. It was a good trip saw my old friends and relatives. Yesterday I had a lovely scenic tour of the USA thanks to the dummies at Delta. I managed to go from DC Reagan airport to Atlanta to Cincinnati to Portland OR. Delta figured I needed the southern scenic circle tour then lost my luggage, which should be here tonight between 8 and 10 pm. If you want to see most of the US by plane fly Delta. Customer Service.... Not!!!!! Hopefully everyone is doing well. I noticed that Char is still not up to snuff, hope that improves soon. I killed the flame war garbage... damn cross posting, but I doubt I will get though the hundreds of messages. Good to be back but I will probably be gone next week. -- mz Visit my website: http://www.mzuschlag.com I had a look at your Website and am seriously impressed. You have achieved a lot for one so young lol, and I'm full of admiration. As a 58 year old OA person living in UK, I've been to the Grand Canyon twice in the last 4 years, but those were very gentle tours around the rim - there's no way I could have done what you have. The website is great - thank you Mary Greetings from across the Pond. Janet > Back from DC.... phew it was cold back there! When I arrived last > weekend it was 40 degrees and 28 in the morning plus a 25 mph wind. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Visit my website: > http://www.mzuschlag.com >I could have done what you have. >The website is great - thank you Mary Thanks I just wanted to learn about making web sites but then I got into it and just kept adding and adding. So figured I might as well keep the site up. -- MZ Visit my website: http://www.mzuschlag.com Shudda called me. We could have had lunch or something. DeeTee ________________________________ DeeTee and Bob Taggart http://www.marykay.com/dtaggart3 http://mysite.verizon.net/vze8fwov/ ________________________________ > Back from DC.... phew it was cold back there! When I arrived last > weekend it was 40 degrees and 28 in the morning plus a 25 mph wind. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Visit my website: > http://www.mzuschlag.com I thought about calling you but the trip was so rushed and lunch was at odd and variable hours, then I was off to Charlottesville. Visit my website: http://www.mzuschlag.com Welcome back Mary!!! Donna G Welcome back! Glad you made it, in spite of Delta. ;) When we fly, it's standby so it's much easier for our luggage to take off without us. Now I pack anything I might need for an unplanned overnight in my carry-on bag. Hey, I didn't go anywhere, and I can hardly keep up. So don't stress out over it. Where are you going next week? luv&stuff melodymom Denise > Welcome back! Glad you made it, in spite of Delta. ;) When we fly, > it's standby so it's much easier for our luggage to take off without us. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Denise Still remember the time our flights were changed half way across the country. And my husband spotted the tags on our luggage just in time. They were headed for somewhere in Africa. Jo > Still remember the time our flights were changed half way across the > country. And my husband spotted the tags on our luggage just in time. They > were headed for somewhere in Africa. And you deprived your luggage of an adventure? lol Coming home from California several years ago, I made it to Seattle just fine, but my luggage went to Tucson. It isn't so bad when coming home. I don't generally take everything I own! But heading out to New York, we didn't make the connecting flight at Detroit, but our luggage did, and spent the night in Syracuse. Oh, well! LOL That trip was funny, too, going through security. My daughter made cookies for us to take to her grandma. First time we went through the routine, my heart jumped a bit when the TSA checking my carry-on said, "Uh-oh. Ladies, look at this. Can we let this go through?" Then she held up the container of cookies, and I started breathing again. Same thing happened in Detroit. Of course, the biggest threat to the cookies was ME, when we had to spend an extra day on the trip. Okay, back to work. luv&stuff, melodymom > Still remember the time our flights were changed half way across the > country. And my husband spotted the tags on our luggage just in time. They > were headed for somewhere in Africa. The best one I ever heard was some friends of Mike's uncle and aunt. The friends were on the way from Illinois to the LA area to visit the uncle and aunt. The airline they were flying went out of business during their St Louis-Denver leg. Completely out of business, kaput, no more flights. Their flight was scheduled to continue to LAX, but instead ended with their stop in Denver. Everyone was scrambling to find flights on other airlines and trying to pay for it. I think the feds changed some rules about how airlines go out of business after that one!  SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare >Hey, I didn't go anywhere, and I can hardly keep up. So don't stress >out over it. Where are you going next week? We will see but hopefullly the Owyhee River. We had this planned for later in April but the water is coming off so fast we had to move it up. Not sure if it will be runnable we will make a decision on Sunday. Owyhee is a stunning river in Eastern Oregon only runnnable in the spring. This is the 4 th year in a row I have tried to get on it. Very remote, deep canyon with vertical walls, some parts have great chalk cliffs and badlands. -- MZ Visit my website: http://www.mzuschlag.com Ooooh. Scary, but very exciting, too. Hope it works out for you. Last time I was in OR we were on the eastern side of the mts riding a train on the freight lines along the Deschutes River. Beautiful countryside, and dramatic. It was January, so didn't see any river riders. No people at all except going through small towns. They came out on their porches to wave at us. My, my, but I'm chatty these days! lol Must be spring fever. luv&stuff, melodymom Denise > We will see but hopefullly the Owyhee River. We had this planned for > later in April but the water is coming off so fast we had to move it [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Visit my website: > http://www.mzuschlag.com Glad to see you back. Missed you. Whoa you are going again next week. Do you have ants in your pants or something like that. (Jo running and hiding) It is good that you feel up to going like you do. ;-) SignatureLove and hugs to all Good thoughts coming your way too. Squirrely Jo > Back from DC.... phew it was cold back there! When I arrived last > weekend it was 40 degrees and 28 in the morning plus a 25 mph wind. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Visit my website: > http://www.mzuschlag.com |
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