Re: Re: One Month Update: Los Cedros

[Guest guest]

We call that a "Mover's Bandage". When one is sweating up a storm on a hot summer day, working as a mover and you get a scrap or cut no regular band-aid or bandage is going to stay on thru the day. Instead you take a tissue or a paper towel, fold it over to fit the body part and wound and then package tape or duct tape as best you can to that body part.... and hopefully that will hold for the rest of the day....

To: Sent: Thu, March 18, 2010 11:58:46 AMSubject: Re: Re: One Month Update: Los Cedros

Duct tape is holding my life together. Please fell free to ask for a consult on the duct tape method of upholstery and interior design. Also duct tape wound care and orthopedics.

Kathleen (who is avoiding busses and mangos)

Not when has those busses and bad mangos in his bedroomYou have to watch out for the quiet ones.Good job on the low overhead Ben! Think duct tape...( possibly only a MAIner will get that Everything here is held together with duct tape. My office is...)

Jean

On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 11:45 AM, Sharon McCoy <docsharoncox (DOT) net> wrote:

Ben,

And yes, generally following is a wise move.

Sharon

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