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[Kizzy Catwoman]

Where abouts @Kizzy Catwoman

Stirling, Denny, Dundee I went to Stirling University for 18 months. Met a Scot and married him briefly. My 2 kids are half-Scottish.

 

[Morty2264]

I live in Derbyshire which is equally beautiful to Scotland

I bet it is! Do you have any pictures?

 

[Kizzy Catwoman]

I bet it is! Do you have any pictures?

Taken on a S10+ using Single Take on the way to Buxton in the High Peaks.

 

[Morty2264]

Taken on a S10+ using Single Take on the way to Buxton in the High Peaks.

Wow! How gorgeous! I adore the scenery! Thank you so much for posting!

 

[mgbosshogg]

Might need to click this one ...

The Forth Bridge. A true wonder of the modern world.

 

[Morty2264]

Might need to click this one ...

The Forth Bridge. A true wonder of the modern world.

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Whoah! So cool!

 

[bgbagz]

Taken on a S10+ using Single Take on the way to Buxton in the High Peaks.

Nice Pic... Thinking about Shawshank Redemption

 

[L0n3N1nja]

5x zoom but looking at the file details the software used the main lens and cropped digitally instead of switching to the telephoto.

 

[Morty2264]

5x zoom but looking at the file details the software used the main lens and cropped digitally instead of switching to the telephoto.

OH MY, how scary, but what a beautifully detailed picture.

 

[Serkle K]

Wide angle, first time to the board walk.

 

[Morty2264]

Wide angle, first time to the board walk.

What an adorable baby!

 

[jimd1050]

Wide angle, first time to the board walk.

C'mon, get the picture over with, please? I WANT SOME PIZZA!

Sent from my SM-N986U using AC Forums mobile app

 

[Morty2264]

C'mon, get the picture over with, please? I WANT SOME PIZZA!

Sent from my SM-N986U using AC Forums mobile app

That pizza place does look good!

 

[jimd1050]

I remember seeing the place many, many years ago... I worked for Siemens Medical for 25 years and our Training Center was in Iselin, NJ. One weekend of a 4 week course during the summer, one of my National Service Colleagues who lived in Point Pleasant, NJ invited me (and my bicycle) down for the weekend to cycle something less industrial!!! We rode around Pt. Pleasant (as he pointed out the mansions of the rich and famous celebrities) on Saturday, then on Sunday we went out to the boardwalk and walked around for a bit (interesting sites) and I remember the Manco & Manco (he called it Mack & Manco) - didn't taste it though. Then I headed back to INDUSTRIAL Iselin!

 

[jimd1050]

Picture out my Hospital Room window on May 14th - On May 10th, I was admitted (after being a very stubborn old man for the previous 7 days) to the Hospital at about 10:30PM. Apparently my appendix had ruptured on Wed., 5/5 and I didn't realize it - that was actually the day with the least pain of that entire week? Fortunately for me, the rupture, was a rare, encapsulated, sack abscess that kept all the poisons, etc. contained. My Surgeon told me on Tuesday morning, 5/11, that if I -hadn't had this particular rupture, I would have died at home, Sat or Sun!!! (Insert exploding head emoji) Tuesday morning, they installed a drain and put me on IV Antibiotics every 6 hours for the rest of the week, because he couldn't do surgery due to lack of visibility. They did a follow-up CT on Friday that showed the abscess had almost completely disappeared and the drain had slowed to almost 0 output, so on Sunday morning, he removed the drain and discharged me! Plan now is to go back for laparoscopic day surgery around end of June to remove appendix - I just have to monitor for pain, fever, etc, until then. I have never been religious… but thank you Lord! And to everyone out there… when your body tells you something is wrong - GET TO THE DAMNED HOSPITAL!!!

 

[BerryBubbles]

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Picture out my Hospital Room window on May 14th - On May 10th, I was admitted (after being a very stubborn old man for the previous 7 days) to the Hospital at about 10:30PM. Apparently my appendix had ruptured on Wed., 5/5 and I didn't realize it - that was actually the day with the least pain of that entire week? Fortunately for me, the rupture, was a rare, encapsulated, sack abscess that kept all the poisons, etc. contained. My Surgeon told me on Tuesday morning, 5/11, that if I -hadn't had this particular rupture, I would have died at home, Sat or Sun!!! (Insert exploding head emoji) Tuesday morning, they installed a drain and put me on IV Antibiotics every 6 hours for the rest of the week, because he couldn't do surgery due to lack of visibility. They did a follow-up CT on Friday that showed the abscess had almost completely disappeared and the drain had slowed to almost 0 output, so on Sunday morning, he removed the drain and discharged me! Plan now is to go back for laparoscopic day surgery around end of June to remove appendix - I just have to monitor for pain, fever, etc, until then. I have never been religious… but thank you Lord! And to everyone out there… when your body tells you something is wrong - GET TO THE DAMNED HOSPITAL!!!

Oh Jim, what an ordeal. Your wife must have been terrified. I'm so glad you are still with us.

My appendix was removed when I was 16. I thought I was dying. I don't know how you tolerated the pain for so long. You, my friend, must be tough as nails.


I am religious & will be praying for you till your appendix is removed. Again, so glad you are still here. I always enjoy your posts. Looking forward to seeing some camping photos from you. Take care!

 

[mgbosshogg]

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Picture out my Hospital Room window on May 14th - On May 10th, I was admitted (after being a very stubborn old man for the previous 7 days) to the Hospital at about 10:30PM. Apparently my appendix had ruptured on Wed., 5/5 and I didn't realize it - that was actually the day with the least pain of that entire week? Fortunately for me, the rupture, was a rare, encapsulated, sack abscess that kept all the poisons, etc. contained. My Surgeon told me on Tuesday morning, 5/11, that if I -hadn't had this particular rupture, I would have died at home, Sat or Sun!!! (Insert exploding head emoji) Tuesday morning, they installed a drain and put me on IV Antibiotics every 6 hours for the rest of the week, because he couldn't do surgery due to lack of visibility. They did a follow-up CT on Friday that showed the abscess had almost completely disappeared and the drain had slowed to almost 0 output, so on Sunday morning, he removed the drain and discharged me! Plan now is to go back for laparoscopic day surgery around end of June to remove appendix - I just have to monitor for pain, fever, etc, until then. I have never been religious… but thank you Lord! And to everyone out there… when your body tells you something is wrong - GET TO THE DAMNED HOSPITAL!!!

Jesus, that's some ordeal Jim. Glad you are still here!

GWS brother.

 

[mustang7757]

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Picture out my Hospital Room window on May 14th - On May 10th, I was admitted (after being a very stubborn old man for the previous 7 days) to the Hospital at about 10:30PM. Apparently my appendix had ruptured on Wed., 5/5 and I didn't realize it - that was actually the day with the least pain of that entire week? Fortunately for me, the rupture, was a rare, encapsulated, sack abscess that kept all the poisons, etc. contained. My Surgeon told me on Tuesday morning, 5/11, that if I -hadn't had this particular rupture, I would have died at home, Sat or Sun!!! (Insert exploding head emoji) Tuesday morning, they installed a drain and put me on IV Antibiotics every 6 hours for the rest of the week, because he couldn't do surgery due to lack of visibility. They did a follow-up CT on Friday that showed the abscess had almost completely disappeared and the drain had slowed to almost 0 output, so on Sunday morning, he removed the drain and discharged me! Plan now is to go back for laparoscopic day surgery around end of June to remove appendix - I just have to monitor for pain, fever, etc, until then. I have never been religious… but thank you Lord! And to everyone out there… when your body tells you something is wrong - GET TO THE DAMNED HOSPITAL!!!

I'm sorry to hear that Jim
Main thing your ok and pulling through it .

 

[Morty2264]

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Picture out my Hospital Room window on May 14th - On May 10th, I was admitted (after being a very stubborn old man for the previous 7 days) to the Hospital at about 10:30PM. Apparently my appendix had ruptured on Wed., 5/5 and I didn't realize it - that was actually the day with the least pain of that entire week? Fortunately for me, the rupture, was a rare, encapsulated, sack abscess that kept all the poisons, etc. contained. My Surgeon told me on Tuesday morning, 5/11, that if I -hadn't had this particular rupture, I would have died at home, Sat or Sun!!! (Insert exploding head emoji) Tuesday morning, they installed a drain and put me on IV Antibiotics every 6 hours for the rest of the week, because he couldn't do surgery due to lack of visibility. They did a follow-up CT on Friday that showed the abscess had almost completely disappeared and the drain had slowed to almost 0 output, so on Sunday morning, he removed the drain and discharged me! Plan now is to go back for laparoscopic day surgery around end of June to remove appendix - I just have to monitor for pain, fever, etc, until then. I have never been religious… but thank you Lord! And to everyone out there… when your body tells you something is wrong - GET TO THE DAMNED HOSPITAL!!!

What a horrible thing to have happened to you, Jim. Glad you are recovering and there is a plan in place to keep you safe. Keep us posted on what happens!

 

[Serkle K]

I remember seeing the place many, many years ago... I worked for Siemens Medical for 25 years and our Training Center was in Iselin, NJ. One weekend of a 4 week course during the summer, one of my National Service Colleagues who lived in Point Pleasant, NJ invited me (and my bicycle) down for the weekend to cycle something less industrial!!! We rode around Pt. Pleasant (as he pointed out the mansions of the rich and famous celebrities) on Saturday, then on Sunday we went out to the boardwalk and walked around for a bit (interesting sites) and I remember the Manco & Manco (he called it Mack & Manco) - didn't taste it though. Then I headed back to INDUSTRIAL Iselin!

It used to be owned by Mack & Manco. It's pretty good pizza, but its no Lorenzo & Son's from Philly.