DIS Dads DDC XXXIV: The Original Home Of The DISDads!!!

Dads of the DIS talk about life, bacon, Disney, bacon, kids, bacon, cars, bacon, family life, and lots of other fun stuff! And beer. And bacon.
Happy Wednesday. Raining here and temp dropped back down to cold. I'm looking forward to tennis tonite.

Just a few more disdad meet pictures. The rest are all on property.

Would have been a nice day, sunny and warm I've heard, but I've been doing a colonoscopy prep. One year follow up so this is as good a time to get on my soapbox for the new guys. They are recommended at age 50. There are better things to do, but it may save your life. I wasn't expecting any problems when I had my first one last year, but ended up having 1/3 of my colon removed. Hopefully everything is good now but you never know. If you don't do it for yourself, do it for those that are depending on you. March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month.

I fart a lot. Does that help?

Back from vacay.
Started to read the last 6 pages I'd missed out on...


Nah.

You missed out on my disdad meet pictures.
 

Attachments

  • WP_20141004_014.jpg
    WP_20141004_014.jpg
    41.4 KB · Views: 5
Last edited:
Would have been a nice day, sunny and warm I've heard, but I've been doing a colonoscopy prep. One year follow up so this is as good a time to get on my soapbox for the new guys. They are recommended at age 50. There are better things to do, but it may save your life. I wasn't expecting any problems when I had my first one last year, but ended up having 1/3 of my colon removed. Hopefully everything is good now but you never know. If you don't do it for yourself, do it for those that are depending on you. March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month.
The Prep is far and away the worst part of it.
Not knowing that there's a potential life threatening problem is far worse though.
I've lost folks due to that scenario; don't wish to add to the list.

It was... Different.
Should make for an interesting read.
hope there were some bright spots as well.


I fart a lot. Does that help?
Not necessarily if you're in the middle of that prep work.
 

The Prep is far and away the worst part of it.
Not knowing that there's a potential life threatening problem is far worse though.
I've lost folks due to that scenario; don't wish to add to the list...

Too many are lost and my condolences. Many people are scared of the prep, but I've felt worse after a rough night in college with 25 cent drafts at the local watering hole, or a bad stomach virus. If caught early, it is one of the most survivable forms of cancer. I'm not sure if they are doing a better job of screening or if the incidence is rising but rates are up among the younger folks. Because of my history, my kids will be screened no later than age 40.
 
The Prep is far and away the worst part of it.
Not knowing that there's a potential life threatening problem is far worse though.
I've lost folks due to that scenario; don't wish to add to the list.

Not necessarily if you're in the middle of that prep work.

Too many are lost and my condolences. Many people are scared of the prep, but I've felt worse after a rough night in college with 25 cent drafts at the local watering hole, or a bad stomach virus. If caught early, it is one of the most survivable forms of cancer. I'm not sure if they are doing a better job of screening or if the incidence is rising but rates are up among the younger folks. Because of my history, my kids will be screened no later than age 40.

I've read about that prep work. Drinking nasty crap sounds bad enough. Not eating? I get the very first appointment at my Dr now so that I can eat dinner and then have blood work drawn for physical at 7:00 AM. I don't know if I could without eating much longer than that.
 
I've read about that prep work. Drinking nasty crap sounds bad enough. Not eating? I get the very first appointment at my Dr now so that I can eat dinner and then have blood work drawn for physical at 7:00 AM. I don't know if I could without eating much longer than that.
You have to avoid anything with tomatoes or red dyes starting about three days before. The day before you can have clear liquids, broths and jello (just not red). I've done it a couple of times and have found that keeping a cup of chicken broth with you that last day makes it a lot easier to deal with. It's more satisfying than water, to be sure. Once you start on the "nasty crap" that evening is the fun bit of it...
It's still worth it in the long run and for most folks it's only needs to be about once a decade.
 
Would have been a nice day, sunny and warm I've heard, but I've been doing a colonoscopy prep. One year follow up so this is as good a time to get on my soapbox for the new guys. They are recommended at age 50. There are better things to do, but it may save your life. I wasn't expecting any problems when I had my first one last year, but ended up having 1/3 of my colon removed. Hopefully everything is good now but you never know. If you don't do it for yourself, do it for those that are depending on you. March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month.

The Prep is far and away the worst part of it.
Not knowing that there's a potential life threatening problem is far worse though.
I've lost folks due to that scenario; don't wish to add to the list.

I've read about that prep work. Drinking nasty crap sounds bad enough. Not eating? I get the very first appointment at my Dr now so that I can eat dinner and then have blood work drawn for physical at 7:00 AM. I don't know if I could without eating much longer than that.

All true but it beats finding yourself in an urn on someone's shelf. I decided to tough out an infection in my foot and it nearly killed me.

They didn't knock me out when I had it done, just something to get a big groggy. The nurse doing the prep work was super cute. She tried to make small talk while my derriere was flapping in the breeze. Awkward. All that was going through my head to ask her was, "So, do you like your job?" After I recovered, it was off to have a steak dinner. One of the best meals ever.

Saw The Right Stuff a couple of days ago. This conversation reminds me of the scene where Alan Shepard and another potential astronaut went through it. Anthony Munoz was the nurse that escorted them up two stories so they could reach the bathroom. Funny stuff that hit home.
 
Hear that?.... ..... Listen, hear that?........ No? That's the sound of being home alone till Saturday!!!! YIPEE!!!!!

If you would excuse me but I have to go leave all the toilet seats up, spit toothpaste in the sink, leave my sneakers in the living room and hang my coat on the dining room chair!!! Waaahoooooo !!!
See ya in a few days!!!
 
Sorry to hear about the Not a great one. Interested into what happened, doing another TR?

Tacking it onto the current one. If you're interested, go to the second post and you'll see chapter link to the Maui part.

Sorry to here it wasn't great. That mauiwowie stuff will do that to you.

It's Hawaii, so even when it's bad, it's good.

That's the sound of being home alone till Saturday!!!! YIPEE!!!!!

Niiice.
 
Good morning all. Had an enjoyable night of tennis last night. Thought I would post another meet picture from the wifi at home before I go to work.

WP_20141005_027.jpg
 
Wild couple of days of weather here, in the last 24 hours we have had snow, rain, sleet, freezing rain, fog, thunder lightning and record high temperatures.

Last year we were buried in snow, this year nothing to speak of.
 
This weather blows. Been absolutely stunning for the past couple of weeks. Now a big bass tournament arrives, and what happens? High Winds and mid 30s in Leesburg.

I mean....really?

How you guys doing?
 
Good morning all. Had an enjoyable night of tennis last night. Thought I would post another meet picture from the wifi at home before I go to work.

You're lucky. My wifi doesn't understand me.
Sometimes I just need myspace.


Wild couple of days of weather here, in the last 24 hours we have had snow, rain, sleet, freezing rain, fog, thunder lightning and record high temperatures.

Did you happen to perhaps see four horsemen ride by?

Just curious.
 















Receive up to $1,000 in Onboard Credit and a Gift Basket!
That’s right — when you book your Disney Cruise with Dreams Unlimited Travel, you’ll receive incredible shipboard credits to spend during your vacation!
CLICK HERE













DIS Facebook DIS youtube DIS Instagram DIS Pinterest DIS Tiktok DIS Twitter

Back
Top