What is Methicillin-Resistant-Staphylococcus-Aureus
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), asometimes referred to as a super staph infection, is a specific strain of the Staphylococcus aureus bacterium that has develope...
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Tuesday November 24, 2009
Funny Stories
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I went outside to enjoy the bright warm California sun, it's about 75 degrees here.....as I sat with my soda, I felt a most uncomfortable sensation! I sat on a bee!!!!! Now I am mildly allergic to bee stings and I get large black welts from them. I took a benedryl and iced "the area". But if my typing is off for a couple days, you'll know why! Poor bee! Wally
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For those of you who are sick of cute pet or cute baby stories..... leave now! Or forever hold your tongue! Lol! Just kidding!
I swear my little dog Skippy has a sense of humor. Whenever I play with him and there's a toy involved he likes to hide it and make me look for it. If I can't find it all I have to do is look at him and sigh and he will give it away by staring intensel...1 Recommendation7 Comments -
When I was a freshman in college in 1964, I had the opportunity to be Santa Claus for a group of children at an orphanage. I had a great time and it really warmed my heart. It was a little after 10 in the evening when I got back to my dorm and I was still pepped up. So, I decided to have a little fun. I couldn't return the Santa suit till the next morning. ...1 Recommendation1 Comment
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It's Christmas Eve, 1969 and I've got to work the midnight to 6AM shift at the radio station. I don't really want to work the shift. I'd rather be at home in bed awaiting Christmas morning with my family, but this is the shift I've been working for the passed few months. It's the shift of the low man on the dj totem pole of radio. It's my second year in a row to be on ...1 Recommendation1 Comment
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Growing up in central Texas in the late 40s and early 50s, I heard all and knew the words to most of the Christmas songs, but really couldn't identify with them. They were about stuff I knew little about. In my early years "one horse open sleigh", in "Jingle Bells", was one long big word to me. And when I, finally, separated the words, I didn't know what it...1 Recommendation1 Comment
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Ew haha my cat just ate my neosporin.... Thank goodness its non-toxic. Goofy old cat!1 Recommendation1 Comment
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Today we just added my Nephew and his wife to our already busting house hold..Thank the Lord they have a camper because our 5 bedroom home is full..no, wait, I could put them in the livingroom or den..lol..
This recession is hurting a lot of families so please pray for it to get better and that we can keep things a float because if we lose this place theres going to be a lot of people on the stree...1 Recommendation1 Comment -
Odd Duck. I guess that's what most of the people where I work think I am. An odd duck. What would you think? Here's an older man who comes to work at least an hour early.(There's a reason for that.) Dressed in jeans,a short sleeved shirt, athletic shoes, and suspenders, he carries a canvass book bag, a small icechest, and a valice. He finds a place to sit...1 Recommendation2 Comments
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Been thinkin of getting a tattoo. Kinda feelin left out at work. Most of the people out there are young. At least by my standards. There are tattoos everywhere. The most beautiful women and good lookin guys have them. And some have a bunch of them! They're big and small and in between. Many have more than one. Even thought what I'd have done...1 Recommendation1 Comment
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Hi Friends! Wally here: All my life, I have contended with the conventional thing. Like I said, when I was a kid I had to go to the Seventh-Day-Adventist school for first through 4th grades (they pretty much booted me out after that, I was too wild for them!). In those days, they didn't much care for Catholics. In first grade even, I'd raise my hand, and ask, "Well, what if the Catho...1 Recommendation7 Comments
