Re: Jim & Little things . . .

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> To me, the real first milestone was getting rid of the seat belt

> extender. Today, I just look down and marvel at the space between

my navel and the wheel. It is hard to believe that I once occupied

that expanse.

I know exactly what you mean. I am amazed that I finally " fit " in

this " normal " world. In cars with seat belts, airplanes without

extenders. Any chairs, including ones with arms... in booths, in

movie theater seats. It still amazes me.

> It isn't all as comfortable as before, though. Hard chairs are

now a pain in the butt which once was so padded that it provided a

lot of comfort.

* I know there are butt bones down there **who knew?**

Getting things out of my pockets are a new challenge.

> Skinnier guys pants sure have tiny pockets and they're cut more

tightly so that getting that hand in is much more complicated,

especially when you're sitting in a car seat buying a hamburger and

shake at the drive-through. I'll gladly accept these in exchange

for all of the positives, though.

*dang those trade offs! they are sure worth it tho-

>

> Life is great!

>

> Best -

>

> Nick

Yes, Nick, life is great you skinny thing you! It was so good to

see you and again, you both look amazing!

Sharon in Onyx