Im 50....the 4" heels make me 6'7"....haha now the short leather skirt, thats a sight you might not want to see...........in the old days when platform shoes were in.........the Golden Gate in Brooklyn was another Star Wars Bar kind of place

Now i'm sure i want to see,get that garb o and get a picture taken
I'm ready for this,i sitting down,did you say 6 7 in 4 in.shoes,yea
gotta wear the skirt. Sue

Mel did you go to that bar as well,your pretty close in age you might
have danced togeter. Could be why both of you feet hurt!! hmmm

imagination and a totally wry sense of humor...BUT...I am having a hard time here?
Are saying that you have either been a cast member of SNL or Laugh In? I know the 'dress code' was a bit different then and all. BUT well, you guys are leaving me speechless!
Crikeys DM! - Penfold: SHUSH! - j
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DangerMouse

I have had a few good dreams I didn't want to wake up from.....well, at least not as soon as I did....

Sue:

I am not 6'7 in high heels (that was Hey Joe). I am 5 feet 6 inches and NEVER wear heels!!!

and Joe: Since you are 50, we couldn't have possibly met up at The Stratton to dance because you would have been 12 to my 22.

Did you ever go to Lakeville Manor? That was another great disco place.

Oh boy, did I groove to Donna Summer and boy did we dance the Hustle!!!!

Ah, memories ......


mel

Now Mel where does it say in my post that you were 6 7 that would be
Bob. Even without the heels that's tall,maybe he was tall at 12. But i'm
glad it brought up good menories,ahh good old days.

C i know what you mean.

Read what Dalek posted soo funny,i love it.

Well Bob promised never to run over my foot with 232 lb. electric wheelchair
again,my poor foot has a big bister looking thing clear up above the ancle
glad i'm going to Dr. tomorrow. Now we are really back to pain again
But 1 of the girls made a lovely dinner. Sue

I ran over both of my toes with a stationary bike...yes, a stationary bike. ( I know what you are thinking about my thought process right now...but remember, my dogs do dishes.)


I went to the doc for another reason, and he said, "Do you realize you have a serious injury here?" I laughed....

He said, 'No really, this isn't funny."

I said, "I don't feel a thing."

I didn't know I had PN at that time...and I apparently didn't realize I didn't feel my feet....I knew I had gotten clumsy and had a hitch in my git-a-long when I ran, but, I never suspected PN until I had small fiber biopsies 18 months later. Had more symptoms than a Merck Manual but didn't suspect PN, as I basically thought mostly diabetics or people with autoimmune diseases got it...Didn't realize 25% is idiopathic, and a lot of it is autonomic...there is a lot to learn once you get sick...It is odd, as I had a client with autonomic neuropathy...I discovered it and sent him to a doc and he was diagnosed with it, and then it dawned on me, I had many of the same symptoms as he did, but he had diabetes and had had chest radiation for lymphoma, so his wasn't idiopathic....kind of interesting.

Anyway, I was moving my stationary bike, and rolled it over both my toes...the toenails were all black...I never felt a thing. Now, if I just didn't feel the rest of me, I would be fine...then again, I would have to buy a dishwaher.

Pain is always sleeping to the side closest to a bedside table or dressing table.

So I can place me cuppa tea,glass of water,tissue box,pain pills,sleeping tablets,BP pills,lavender lotion, wheat pillow,tiger balm,sports rub,and any other goodies I need handy just in case I have a bumpy night.

I have those tables every where it's awful,because i get spasms in my
wrists and hands,i yell alot..I wonder why i got my foot run over,and
i have this huge blister like thing on my shin. Shouldn't it be on my foot,
good thing i'm going to the Dr. tomorrow.. Sue

Love it too.