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Val
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Re: Why Are Tree Rings Lighter or Darker?
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July 14, 2008, 11:19:03 AM »
No I don't think so.
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Phoenix
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July 14, 2008, 02:32:36 PM »
What Anthem ??
Ah!! William, What would I give to be able to Walk properly Again?? -- Perhaps i have done Too Much and worn my nerves away in my feet
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mac
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July 14, 2008, 03:50:31 PM »
Isnt it funny they say hard work never killed anyone...........who thought that one up,it might not kill you right away,but it sure wears yours bones away.
I can spot a mile away the people that have had manual jobs and the ones that have had sitting down ones.
I really believe that(some) arthritis is brought on by hard labour I saw this as a child with my aunts who worked very hard in the mills and the breweries then later cleaning offices after they had retired.No top ups then !
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Val
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July 15, 2008, 08:12:06 AM »
You are so right Mac it does, the doctor told me, wear and tear causes arthritis. Phoenix so sorry to hear about your feet, it must be agony.Have you got one of those mobile scooters? There are a lot of them around here and they must be a boon to people who wouldn't otherwise get out and about.
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Phoenix
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July 15, 2008, 09:29:28 PM »
Hi Val, No!! Hard Work, never hurt anyone!!
I really Enjoyed working!! No restrictions on what, How and Why?/ I was lucky being in the positions I held -- That!! I fully believe, kept me healthy, apart from taking Cod liver oil capsules, for decades -- I have No Pain, so I consider myself Lucky!! --- but in this last year or so, my body is letting me down. My balance is 'wavy'- my feet feel strange and quite hard to walk and my left hand is only working partly. -- But remember I am in No Pain I rreally am, very lucky!! Even though I have had to give up my Carpet Bowls and my Snooker and my Interests are now 'small'-- I can get out by taking 'Misty' for some short 'hobbling' walks --- I am still Happy!!
I have a three wheeled frame for shopping and use a 'stick' for taking our Dog out. So I am 'A' OK!!
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