72 degrees this morning, gosh, almost chilly.... and only going up to 82.
Off to Philadelphia to see the surgeon early this morning, six weeks after my triple disc neck fusion.
My xrays last week were "unremarkable", always a good medical term.
Well, unremarkable until I can clearly count the eight phillips head screws attached to
me. Hope they used Loctite!

The great thing is that I have way more movement in my neck now than before, even with a hunk of magnesium
in me. I was worried about being "stiff necked" (never a good term) but no problem. Sure it feels a little strange, but not
bad at all. So unless I'm told something negative this morning, which I don't think, I'll be able to use the hard collar less.
Still will be a while until I trust my new neck.
And then hopefully off tomorrow to look at motorhomes with the wife. Smaller ones...maybe we'll crack 10mpg!
A new week and new opportunities. Hope you all make the most of them and have a great day.
Roy, I was thinking of you brushhogging that bamboo.
Considering what it was used for during the wars,
I hope your brush hog has very dull blades for that job, or you might puncture a tire in a hurry.
I had a miniature pungi stake go right through the sidewall of one tire, that taught me a lesson.
Sharp blades on bamboo might leave you with a challenging residue.