Good News

May 13, 2002

And so very good to hear from you Tom !! I hope and it sounds as if your as

ornery as ever? I bet your garden is going to be looking very pretty and

hope you can do more pictures on your site as I love them. And the

menagerie sounds like it's still growing and well I hope. I'm with you

about the exercise, but don't forget that light has yellow on it also, lol.

Till soon, Heady >

Good news

> Good morning everyone and Bob. I can first mention that my doctor

> Goldberg said that there were no brochures on still's disease and was

> very happy to see that we made one. He wants to order at least 100 AND

> WANTS TO PAY FOR THEM. I don't know how much we should charge, but you

> all know what hospitals charge us. Bob, maybe you can write me back

> door so we can start figuring this out. I'm happy about charging a

> hospital and have no nervousness about making it the maximum. :-)

>

> All so, I had to appointments right in a roll, -I'm using dictation and

> am feeling too lazy to make corrections.- and both were great uppers.

> Doctor Goldberg suggested that I might begin walking and Dr. Freeman

> noted that my sedimentation rate is 2. I really have been feeling the

> best ever.

>

> Now the tough thing to decide is how hard to push it. The definite best

> feeling is not at all, but I'm wondering if I'm strong enough to give it

> a little more. Yesterday I went to a pigeon fair on my feet rather than

> scooter, then worked in the garden hard. I paid enough for it to think

> that was too much. I still think I could rather easily make myself

> sick, and doing just the right amount of red light green might will be

> as big a challenge as it has been. That doesn't stop me from being

> happy, though.

>

> I haven't written for a long time, it that Disney and excuse/gives me an

> excuse to ramble. Cardinals, Orioles, indigo Buntings, Goldfinches,

> --lots of color right now at the bird feeder. I also added crested

> geckos to my lizard collection and brought a very pretty pigeon

> yesterday. Let's hope for bull snake eggs

>

> Love you all,

>

> Tom Kufahl, made with the Dragon dictation program.

>

> Tom

>

> Darn, it's that mad hen again. Web Site

> http://webpages.charter.net/tkufahl/tkufahl/publish2/index.html

>

May 14, 2002

Hi there Tom Tom,

What an impressive doctor you have!! Ordering 100 brochures is just

fantastic! Offering to pay for them yet..is ..well..Super fantastic!!

So your sed rate is within normal range? That is also " good news! "

Sounds as if you are enjoying the outdoors up there in Wausau. How

come we are getting all of this cold rainy crap just a couple hours South??

Well shut my mouth anyway, because today was beautiful!!

We don't have as many birds here this Spring, because of the " cats. " We

put up a sign " go to the neighbor's..the food is better! " No kidding, we

decided to not feed the birds, and have slowly stopped, as it made them

much easier game for the " cats. " We still see them up in the trees, and hear

them singing their songs, as they stop here on their way down to the

neighbors.

We wake up to beautiful bird song every morning, and soon the fragrance of

the

Lilacs will be filling the air. The beauty of Spring is once again making us

feel

lighter at heart.

What kind of snakes hatched last year?? Was it Bull snakes? When are those

Chamelion eggs supposed to hatch? October? November? I'd love to see those

little ones! Maybe you could send pictures.(not of the snakes..the

Chamelions)

Well my friend, enjoy life as much as possible, but don't forget...there is

also

tht " yellow " light besides the red and the green.

Your fellow Wisconsinite, and Stilligan, tricia

-- Good news

Good morning everyone and Bob. I can first mention that my doctor

Goldberg said that there were no brochures on still's disease and was

very happy to see that we made one. He wants to order at least 100 AND

WANTS TO PAY FOR THEM. I don't know how much we should charge, but you

all know what hospitals charge us. Bob, maybe you can write me back

door so we can start figuring this out. I'm happy about charging a

hospital and have no nervousness about making it the maximum. :-)

All so, I had to appointments right in a roll, -I'm using dictation and

am feeling too lazy to make corrections.- and both were great uppers.

Doctor Goldberg suggested that I might begin walking and Dr. Freeman

noted that my sedimentation rate is 2. I really have been feeling the

best ever.

Now the tough thing to decide is how hard to push it. The definite best

feeling is not at all, but I'm wondering if I'm strong enough to give it

a little more. Yesterday I went to a pigeon fair on my feet rather than

scooter, then worked in the garden hard. I paid enough for it to think

that was too much. I still think I could rather easily make myself

sick, and doing just the right amount of red light green might will be

as big a challenge as it has been. That doesn't stop me from being

happy, though.

I haven't written for a long time, it that Disney and excuse/gives me an

excuse to ramble. Cardinals, Orioles, indigo Buntings, Goldfinches,

--lots of color right now at the bird feeder. I also added crested

geckos to my lizard collection and brought a very pretty pigeon

yesterday. Let's hope for bull snake eggs

Love you all,

Tom Kufahl, made with the Dragon dictation program.

Tom

Darn, it's that mad hen again. Web Site

http://webpages.charter.net/tkufahl/tkufahl/publish2/index.html

May 14, 2002

Dear Tom,

it is truly wonderful to hear from you and I always get a kick out of your

pets. You sound great and I can hear you smiling in your words. Thank you

for sharing the good news and kindness. Be well friend and don't tire too

much.

Love. Sue #2