Re: Re: Silly question revisited--getting up from the beach

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On 7/14/04 4:38 AM, " Stan " <sagebush2020@...> wrote:

I don't have a plastic chair, and I can't buy one today. My real

question is: Can I lie on the beach and then get up? How? A crane?

Ask the police to help me? Is there a simple rollover technique or

something?

Let’s just put it this way, at the 4th of July picnic, I refused to sit on the ground to watch the fireworks and I am bending pretty well now. I suppose if you could get to the ground (not sure how that is done) you could roll over on all fours and then pull up in that golfer’s position? Marilyn???? Too bad you don’t have time get a fold up chair. They sell them here at the grocery store.

Blessings,

Vera

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Plastic chairs are low and can sink in the sand. Stack two plastic chairs on top of each other and you get another two inches.

ben

Re: Re: Silly question revisited--getting up from the beach

On 7/14/04 4:38 AM, "Stan" <sagebush2020@...> wrote:

I don't have a plastic chair, and I can't buy one today. My real question is: Can I lie on the beach and then get up? How? A crane? Ask the police to help me? Is there a simple rollover technique or something?Let’s just put it this way, at the 4th of July picnic, I refused to sit on the ground to watch the fireworks and I am bending pretty well now. I suppose if you could get to the ground (not sure how that is done) you could roll over on all fours and then pull up in that golfer’s position? Marilyn???? Too bad you don’t have time get a fold up chair. They sell them here at the grocery store.Blessings,Vera

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Hi Stan,

I don't know but I feel it if I sit in a low chair does that happen to you?I'm glad you got a chair :-) SusieStan <sagebush2020@...> wrote:

Fellow Lie-ersI phoned my friend. She has a beach chair that I will borrow, but I would still like to know if it is probable to get up from a lying position.SIF> > Tutti> > > > Sometimes I forget that I am living in a different body than I > used > > to live in.> > > > For example, today is Bastille Day in France. I agreed yesterday > to > > go to Cannes with a friend this late afternoon to have a picnic on > > the beach

and watch the fireworks, which are usually spectacular. > > > > I forgot that lying on a beach is like lying on a floor.> > > > I would like to go, but lying low is supposed to be a no-no.> > > > Silly question Nº 2. > > > > Is there a harmless way of getting up from from a reclined > position > > on the beach?> > > > I really would like to go.> > > > Should I?> > > > Respond as soon as possible.> > > > Merci> > > > Staninfr > > > > > > > >

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Hi Ben.

I'll have to remember that if I ever go to the beach thats a great ideal:-)

How are you doing ? Have a nice day.

SusieBen <bfitz@...> wrote:

Plastic chairs are low and can sink in the sand. Stack two plastic chairs on top of each other and you get another two inches.

ben

Re: Re: Silly question revisited--getting up from the beach

On 7/14/04 4:38 AM, "Stan" <sagebush2020@...> wrote:

I don't have a plastic chair, and I can't buy one today. My real question is: Can I lie on the beach and then get up? How? A crane? Ask the police to help me? Is there a simple rollover technique or something?Let’s just put it this way, at the 4th of July picnic, I refused to sit on the ground to watch the fireworks and I am bending pretty well now. I suppose if you could get to the ground (not sure how that is done) you could roll over on all fours and then pull up in that golfer’s position? Marilyn???? Too bad you don’t have time get a fold up chair. They sell them here at the grocery store.Blessings,Vera