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I'm good, just watching Dancing with the Stars and making fun of Troy for predicting all the scores correctly so far How are you doin?
Doing well. My 16 year old came up this weekend. Not only has he got mono, now his right knee is blown out. His sorry mother had the nerve to ask me to get him some crutches. Poor kid was trying to hop around because she got him a used pair from a friend of a friend and he didn't want to use them. Same old, same old. I'm just amazed she got his prescriptions filled and didn't make him wait until he came here to get me to do it.
Poor kid with the blown out knee, I KNOW how he feels!
What did he do to it?
Originally Posted by liftedgrocerygetter
What did he do to his knee? Did his lovely mom take him to the doc for it? Knee's aren't anything to mess around with....
How is he dealing with the mono? Getting any better yet?
Weight lifting in school. He's into the strength and fitness program and was doing squats with about 285 or so. He'd had problems with it last year but nothing this bad. It's bigger than a canteloupe.
Yeah, his mom did take him to the doctor's office amazingly. He's doing pretty good with the mono but he's just wiped out and really weak. He wasn't this sick in sixteen years with me. I did find out that mono is running rampant down there though.
We rode up to memphis for a day in the word and drank a few beers in the hot tub while admiring the sights....of which there was very little....at least in bikinis....
Yeah..met some new people. There just as crazy and about the opposite of the sterotypical churchgoer as we are....one guy introduced me to a new beer called flat tire.
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