We started early, and made it to the Dermatologist’s office right on
time. He agreed that the skin on my arms
is the perfect sample of ruined skin, but removed only one spot to biopsy. After doing a drive by at various stations
looking for parking spots, we parked at the Qualcomm Station.
The scooter came out of the trunk easily.
It was awkward to manipulate on board the trolley, but it was easy to get
off. It’s all a rolling new
experiment. Rough over the tracks, just
fine up hills, and a bit uncomfortable to sit on for three hours to fold and
packing the bag-backpacks. Taking it
fast over the tracks causes it to stall.
We will probably do it all again today.
Thatssss All For Tuesday Folksssssssss.
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- Himself: An elated man who had a lot of fun.
- Me, myself, and I: The first time we weren’t together on a job. I’m still able to move this morning.
- Reading: ”Bliss”
- Gratitude’s: George made sandwiches. Everybody was having fun everywhere. I was still able to move at the end of the day. Glad they have a Disabled Services group to answer questions.
You a getting the hang of that scooter Mage. You’ll be a pro before long.
ReplyDeleteI'm certainly giving it my all. :)
DeleteYou probably wouldn't have chosen to be perfect in that particular way. :)
ReplyDeleteNot at all. LOL
DeleteFun and sandwiches perfection.
ReplyDeleteYou have no idea how I admire your stamina. That scooter seat gets awful; the payoff is you could stand it and got to see stuff. Go, go, go.
ReplyDeleteMe too, I keep waiting for the tiredness to hit, but the bunny keeps on going. George took a three hour nap this afternoon.
DeleteScooter champ.
ReplyDeleteThat's it. LOL
DeleteMy Dermatologist shakes his head over my skin also. So glad the scooter is working so well. Keep on rolling.
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