Wow just saw this. That was a close call! Hope you're back to feeling strong like bull.

Glad to hear you're okay.

Wow, so glad you got seen before it was too late!

Glad to hear you're okay.

This!

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Damn! Glad you recognized it and got treatment Chris. There are no exits from the Chicago crew allowed. )

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I am BBQing for 50 people this afternoon and, this being England, it is raining. 

I am BBQing for 50 people this afternoon and, this being England, it is raining. 

Sorry.

That being England, was there a Plan B?  Regardless, good luck!

Plan B: Hope it stops raining. Still, mustn't grumble.

Wow, Chris. That was close. Hope you are feeling better.

I had my hernia surgery on the 26th. On the drive to the hospital, I heard the good news from the SCOTUS. About damn time. I am feeling pretty good. Just a bit tight near the incision. And I am definitely enjoying the bullworth-esque sleep.

Recover well!  Had hernia surgery (for a hernia I didn't know I even had!  never hurt, found on exam) when i was 21, recovery time was quick then.  Hope it goes well for you.

Thanks, Todd.

Glad you caught it in time Chris and speedy recovery.

 

 

(ironic Segue coming, blame it on the Pinot)   Spent the morning attending a Greek orthodox funeral, the church was beautiful, the mood was sad. 

 

I can't believe I spelled it that way, must be the post weekend alcohol  

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Nah, THIS is an ironic seqway

 

(sorry to be spelling police, this just struck me funny)

After remaining clean for over 3 years, I had a cup of some very well reviewed cold brewed Ethiopian coffee that my advisor had prepared. And then ordered 2 lbs of the same coffee before leaving his office. Julie is not going to be happy

Nah, THIS is an ironic seqway

(sorry to be spelling police, this just struck me funny)

Seems an iconic segue would be appropriate

(Not Greek, it's Russian I know... Sue me)

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You will hear from my attorney!    Once he sobers up from you-know-what

I object! Assumes facts not in evidence!

Edited June 30, 201510 yr by Voltron

Made the annual trip to where we got married for bumper boats, arcade, deep fried seafood, and ice cream (no mini golf this year).  A great time was had by all.

Cool, where was that Haj?  Almost sounds like Kimball Farms (except the arcade?)....

 

And Jacob: smart move.  Lessening stress is a good thing.

It was Kimball Farms, Todd.  They added the arcade few years back (wasn't there when we got married).  They've also got a batting cage now as well.

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I made the decision to drop out of my Capstone class.  It was a tough decision, as I've already put a lot of work into it, but I just had too many classes going on (6, not including the Capstone), I'm going to need the skills that are being presented in my final business analysis class, which has just started (the Capstone was due July 22nd), and since I would have had to take another class in the Fall to finish anyway, waiting to complete my Capstone by one term doesn't change my graduation date.  I rather imagine I'll do a lot better on it in the Fall than now.  Honestly, I feel a lot better, right this second, as I had been getting pretty anxious about the quality and quantity of my project, so far.  I just bit off too much for one term.

 

I forgot, but when do you graduate?  

I already feel a lot better, honestly!  Being taught how to do projection analysis will also be helpful for a project that is supposed to give a 1, 5, and 10 year projections on a publicly traded company!

You do realize that for publicly traded companies the 5 and 10 year projections are correlated with the stock option strike price for senior executives, right? 

 

My Cliffs Notes version...

Got released from the hospital.

 

On Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, around 4:00 in the morning I was waking up with an odd feeling. A bit of chest tightness, arm tightness, etc. All pretty minor but just uncomfortable. Sit up for an hour or so and go back to bed. On Wednesday around 2:00 I went outside to do some work, and just wasn't feeling right. Called my doctor and after talking to one of his nurse's, had my wife take me to the ER.

 

After angioplasty, 100% blockage in the right cortoid artery, one stent. Fun fun, but I guess still being here counts for something. Got out a day earlier than normal because I was doing so well.

Yeezh.