Scuba diving; Wow. I just took a bicycle to a grocery store half a mile away to buy some bread, and was both thrilled to be able to do it and finished for the day. I¹m very happy that others have beat this thing.
Dalton On 29/5/10 4:47 PM, "j ra" <[email protected]> wrote: > > Glad to hear you're back! It's amazing that you travelled so far! I'm sorry > about the pneumonia bout though and I pray all is well now. > I myself have completed three legs of my journey. I'm off to Tobago to do some > more scuba diving and some deep sea fishing out in the atlantic ocean. It's > been exhilirating thus far, but the after effects are a bit too painful > sometimes, but the good kind.....the kind that reminds you that you're alive. > I have to try to remember to push myself to my personal limit and no further, > but I guess when the adrenaline is pumping nothinng really matters and TM > disappears if even only for a few minutes. > I know your trip was worth it and I know you pushed yourself too, so good for > you! Congratulations! There is life after TM! > Regards, > Jeron > > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected]; [email protected] > Subject: Re: [TMIC] forgot to say that I'm home > Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 22:02:15 -0500 > > Glad you are home and that you had such a fun and successful trip. Will be > expecting more from you now! > Janice > > > From: Barbara Alma <mailto:[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 6:35 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [TMIC] forgot to say that I'm home > > I'm sorry that I forgot to tell you all that I arrived safely home late on > Friday, May 21st. We managed to put 7608 miles on our van and enjoyed > practically the entire trip. It really was a great trip, and was almost > without incident. > > With regard to health problems: I fared really well, other than a bout of > pneumonia and a night in the hospital in Colorado. This sounds bad, but I > have gotten pneumonia at home many times. It was worse getting it on the road, > as it has taken me so much longer to recuperate than usual, so that's the > worse part. It also made the last week and a half of our trip a bummer, > without much fun. No gambling in Vegas since I couldn't handle the smoky > casinos, but that probably saved me some money. We managed to see 2 shows > though. I had about 7 days out of 46 of laying in bed, resting my back > overall. Not too bad, but they were spread out. > > We managed to see family and friends that we hadn't seen in several years, did > things that we didn't know existed, and went to states that we had planned on > visiting, but didn't really know when we'd do it. All this because our > god-daughter planned her wedding. So, right after this, I'm going to call her > and thank her for planning her wedding and for us having the opportunity to > push my inner thoughts into planning this wonderful trip. She really didn't > have any awareness of this when she planned it, but my mind started to wander, > I only wondered if I could handle it. > > I wholehearted recommend to anyone who really wants to do any kind of a > journey, whether it's a days drive or whatever, to give yourself the chance. > We stopped often, whenever I felt that I needed to, sometimes every hour, > sometimes in 2 hours, but I did it. We've done short trips in the past, and I > did much better this time as it allowed for more relaxation since we had more > time. > Hugs, Barbara A in Auburn CA > > > Hotmail: Free, trusted and rich email service. Get it now. > <https://signup.live.com/signup.aspx?id=60969>
