no moab for you!

[Horton Oliphant]

Sorry to hear of your problems. I know what you mean about kidney stones, I seem to have one about once a year. Actually I think getting beaten with a stick would probably take your mind off the pain of the stone, at least for a bit. I'm glad your aneurysm was found and not discovered on the White Rim Trail. I trust surgery is scheduled and hope all goes well. Alan Henderson A13 Iowa

> There is actually a 'silver-lining' in all this. > The CaT scan revealed I have an aneurysm in the main artery to the > spleen; it would have remained unknown without the CT scan. > At least unknown until the lab students at South Dakota University did > their cadaver inspection of my formaldehyde soaked hide and > discovered, contrary to popular belief, > I did have a heart-- > and if I had been a girly-man, would have lived long enough to have > died of an aneurysm that would have killed me if I had not rode > motorcycles to distant places and met new and interesting people > dressed in surgery costume

[Eddie]

I hope and pray that all of our friends in the Moore and Jamestown, OK areas faired well with the tornados that have hit that area. I am in New Orleans, where we know a little about nature's whims. Please know that I for one and praying for you and your communities safety. Best wishes. Eddie M. New Orleans