congratulations. maybe the epi pen can finally be put to rest.
Hey, I've had to CARRY that freakin' epi pen to various locales from Mexico to Colorado.
I've had to stand up on a plane and yell to the back where Mikey was seated, "DON'T EAT THE SANDWICH, MICHAEL!!! That was pre-9/11, so everybody laughed.
And I was there when he and Jeff mixed up the sandwich bags our room made for the day of skiing and heard Jeff say, "Hey, Mike. I think I accidentally got your bag because this isn't mine." So Mike and I went to the infirmary at the slopes and Jeff skied the rest of the afternoon. Jeff, you owe me a half-day lift ticket.
Was that day before or after the day of Red Bull? Remember, when you were defenseless against my powers?
Good times.
that was the day after, brent. there's probably enough psuedo-adrenaline in red bull to have cured any symptoms I was having. should've thought of that sooner. you have indeed been my guardian angel on many adventures.
Good times, indeed!!
And Jeff: you owe me a half-day lift ticket as well, but I'll forgive you if you blog again.
those are unforgettable times. i think i might have even cried i was so scared for you, mike. i'm glad to hear things might be looking up for you and chicken. if it turns out you can eat it, as soon as i move to washington, i'm inviting you and katie up for a dinner (chicken as entree). of course, i'll still invite you even if you can't eat it, and we'll go with beef.
Does it seem kind of weird to eat 'forbidden fowl' under the supervision of a medical professional?
Hey Mike,
This is truly amazing. I never heard of something like this.
Have a great time in Prague! I'd love to go back sometime.
Tim
Awesome! Maybe you won't have to have ham anymore for Thanksgiving!
Speaking of unforgettable ski trip stuff, it might've been that same one where I flew next to Amy and at the time, she was somewhat fearful of flying. I tried to keep her occupied by shopping for all those really cool things in the flight shopping guide. She didn't cry.
And later, she somehow became a flight attendant on the return trip...after me and Michael got a ton of "danger: live animals" stickers after getting our needed "fragile" stickers from the baggage place.
Scary what comes out in your mind when you think back on the ski trips.
Jeff, remember, "Bullcorn!"?
Why are you going to Prague?
Oh wow, That is so amazing, TEARS came to my eyes, cuz it is so exciting!
So what are you planning for your first "chicken meal"? Do you think maybe Katie will make you a Thanksgiving turkey and you can sit and eat it by candle light in the drs office?
Seriously though, I'm so excited for you! How awesome would that be???
Yes, Brent, I do believe it was that same trip. Time flies, huh? And speaking of flying, I'm still a little fearful...and I'm marrying a pilot. That God of ours...
Mike-
We're totally looking forward to seeing you in Czech next week! We'll cook up some chicken to celebrate!
I'm excited too, Beth. I wouldn't cook up any chicken just yet, though, I still haven't gotten the test results back.
See you soon!
Hi Mike, that news is great. I hope the tests come back and you no longer have to worry about the "chicken" in anything. Have a wonderful trip to Prague and I will want to read all about it when you return. Tell Katie I will call her a couple of times so she won't be lonesome. love you both, hugs, nana
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