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MikeWI
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New AHS Journal?

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Already?

I just got a 'newsletter' with promises of a Journal in April... went out to drop some mail in the box and there sits the new journal.... I've never gotten a Journal this early before... usually I hear about it on the forum for a while first.

This one has the 06 registrations.

On the cover is a nice shot of Dark Star, one of my fav's. Lotsa great pics inside.

Timing is perfect... Had hernia surgery last week...not moving much this week and have read and reread my current mags a few times... so this will be fun.
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Got mine today too Mike, some wonderful pics as usuual, gonna do a lil reading tonight. Nice surprise! :P
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Hi Mike

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:-? :-? :-? OC has been there and done that but a LONG time ago. Glad you got yours. Will have to go out and see if mine is here.

Take it easy if you can, but you will feel a lot better now.

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Oh Goodie!! Something to look forward to! :D
Thanks for the heads up!
And Mike........I wish you a swift recovery from your surgery! :wink:
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OC just rode his little scooter out and checked the mail

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but no Mag. Soon he guesses. Box was full of beautiful new catalogs. WIll scan them tonight and throw them away. The plants OC has got coming in from Chris is all he has room for.
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Thanks for the well wishes.... sooner the better on recovery... I'll take it any day! I did it right triple hernia. Had to get it fixed before spring takes hold.
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Get well soon

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Now you know you shouldn't have been tossing around those bags of Milorganite. :lol:

Hope you feel better before it's time to plant.

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:lol: @ George
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I noticed a writer in the Journal who is one of our own.Very nice work Josh.Look under distinctly green by Joshua Spece.Jimmy

Here's to a quick recovery Mike.I don't like someone getting more time off work than i do.
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Best wishes, Mike. Words of wisdom from my doctor: "Stand up straight. It does not hurt any more if you stand up straight."

How many surgeries do you think he had had?

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I had a single hernia surgery 8 years ago this spring. It was an emergency hernia surgery. :o Didn't know that was possible, but I found out it was. I was fine when I went to work & started feeling bad shortly after I got there. Drove myself out to the clinic around 10am & was having surgery by about 2pm. This was when my wife & I had the flower shop & it happened to fall the week 'off' in between prom on one weekend & Mother's Day 2 weeks later. Viktoria's Dr. is right to a point, but after every arrangement I made the Friday nite before the holiday I laid on a counter for 5 min. trying to recover enough to go on to the next one.

In other words, don't rush it, Mike. You will feel better when you feel better & it's not wise to push it too far. You'll still have plenty of time to work in the garden this spring!! :P So get a couple of good books & relax while you've got the chance.
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Hope you get back on your feet soon Mike! Take it easy while you can, there are lots of holes out there to be dug later, LOL. Thanks for the reminder, I wanted to rejoin the AHS as my membership had lapsed. I just signed up online for 2 more years, I really had missed that journal.
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I got mine today too!! :D
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And I too :o

That's the first time I have it at the same time as some of you :D
Haven't looked inside- board meeting :cry:

Mike -all the best wishes for a speedy recovery

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Mike I am sorry I didn't say anything to you about your surgery.....I don't think I have heard of a triple hernia.....WOW!... I had one fixed in the belly before.....Here is hugs and good wishes for you to get better fast!! Isn't it something how you move a arm and you can feel it in the belly? LOL
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Thanks, Jimmy, glad you liked it :D

Get to feeling better, Mike! It sure feels like spring after the thunderstorms this morning, but I bet you'll have plenty of time to rest up before "garden time."
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Post by Linda P »

Hey, Mike...hope you're feeling better soon. Maybe the HJ came to you first just to help with your recovery. Please take good care of yourself. My DH didn't, and ended up having to get the repair repaired about 20 years down the road.
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Post by jgh »

get well, Mike Good timing... get some recovery in before spring chores get too pressing.

Got mine also... surprising how they arrived at lots of different places on the same day.

Some good reading. It will be interesting to see how the first 15 Benedict Performance Award hostas match up with our top 10 list voting here...
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thnks again for the well wishes.... i swear the 'down' time is making me more aware of the stuff i need/want to do for spring... as i pace the house and short walks outside... my head is commin' up with all sorts of interesting projects for the year....(might also have something to do withthe oxycodon.... :roll: :D :wink: )
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will definitely put you in La-La Land. Won 't hurt anymore either. Don't rush you self. No need to have a repaired repair OC
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