I've had better summers...

Not a complaint, just an FYI for those that know me...hey, I'm still on
the right side of the grass! Spring bluegill fishing was fine in my local
lake, it always is until about late June and later until the weather
cools down in the fall. Went in for a routine eye exam for new glasses
last month and discovered big-assed cataracts in both eyes, the last
surgery was performed about two weeks ago and I now no longer need
glasses for distance vision. I wasn't aware that part of the surgery was
to implant intraocular lenses to correct for distance vision, nice
surprise there! Will get examined for reading glasses in another week or
so. Going in Monday for more shoulder surgery, arthroscopy this time on
my casting shoulder, as it is now I can't cast anything heavier than a 2
or 3 wt for more than an hour or so. Still hoping to make it to Maine in
Sept if the surgery is successful, gonna try for smallmouth on the
Androscoggin if I'm lucky. As usual Dave Bottom (brooktrout) will be my
guide. (I haven't forgotten you Louie, will let you know the dates in
Maine, probably right after Labor Day, depends on Dave's schedule)

Frank Sr.

On Jul 16, 11:01*am, Frank Church wrote:
Not a complaint, just an FYI for those that know me...hey, I'm still on
the right side of the grass! Spring bluegill fishing was fine in my local
lake, it always is until about late June and later until the weather
cools down in the fall. Went in for a routine eye exam for new glasses
last month and discovered big-assed cataracts in both eyes, the last
surgery was performed about two weeks ago and I now no longer need
glasses for distance vision. I wasn't aware that part of the surgery was
to implant intraocular lenses to correct for distance vision, nice
surprise there! Will get examined for reading glasses in another week or
so. Going in Monday for more shoulder surgery, arthroscopy this time on
my casting shoulder, as it is now I can't cast anything heavier than a 2
or 3 wt for more than an hour or so. Still hoping to make it to Maine in
Sept if the surgery is successful, gonna try for smallmouth on the
Androscoggin if I'm lucky. As usual Dave Bottom (brooktrout) will be my
guide. (I haven't forgotten you Louie, will let you know the dates in
Maine, probably right after Labor Day, depends on Dave's schedule)

Frank Sr.

Hey Dad! Work your ass off on that PT after the shoulder surgery. It
worked great for me. Good luck getting out to Maine.
(hey, can you hook me up with a small camping trailer? You still have
your "sources?")

On 2010-07-16 12:01:08 -0400, Frank Church said:

Not a complaint, just an FYI for those that know me...hey, I'm still on
the right side of the grass! Spring bluegill fishing was fine in my local
lake, it always is until about late June and later until the weather
cools down in the fall. Went in for a routine eye exam for new glasses
last month and discovered big-assed cataracts in both eyes, the last
surgery was performed about two weeks ago and I now no longer need
glasses for distance vision. I wasn't aware that part of the surgery was
to implant intraocular lenses to correct for distance vision, nice
surprise there! Will get examined for reading glasses in another week or
so. Going in Monday for more shoulder surgery, arthroscopy this time on
my casting shoulder, as it is now I can't cast anything heavier than a 2
or 3 wt for more than an hour or so. Still hoping to make it to Maine in
Sept if the surgery is successful, gonna try for smallmouth on the
Androscoggin if I'm lucky. As usual Dave Bottom (brooktrout) will be my
guide. (I haven't forgotten you Louie, will let you know the dates in
Maine, probably right after Labor Day, depends on Dave's schedule)

Frank Sr.

I'll be in camps from the 12 - 18 with Joanne. I will either go up the
week before or the week after. Have to contact some fishing friends
and see which weeks they will be there.

Hope to see you, Frank.

Dave

Frank Reid © 2010 wrote in
:

On Jul 16, 11:01*am, Frank Church wrote:
Not a complaint, just an FYI for those that know me...hey, I'm still
on the right side of the grass! Spring bluegill fishing was fine in
my local lake, it always is until about late June and later until the
weather cools down in the fall. Went in for a routine eye exam for
new glasses last month and discovered big-assed cataracts in both
eyes, the last surgery was performed about two weeks ago and I now no
longer need glasses for distance vision. I wasn't aware that part of
the surgery was to implant intraocular lenses to correct for distance
vision, nice surprise there! Will get examined for reading glasses in
another week or so. Going in Monday for more shoulder surgery,
arthroscopy this time on my casting shoulder, as it is now I can't
cast anything heavier than a 2 or 3 wt for more than an hour or so.
Still hoping to make it to Maine in Sept if the surgery is
successful, gonna try for smallmouth on the Androscoggin if I'm
lucky. As usual Dave Bottom (brooktrout) will be my guide. (I haven't
forgotten you Louie, will let you know the dates in Maine, probably
right after Labor Day, depends on Dave's schedule)

Frank Sr.

Hey Dad! Work your ass off on that PT after the shoulder surgery. It
worked great for me. Good luck getting out to Maine.
(hey, can you hook me up with a small camping trailer? You still have
your "sources?")

Sorry Frank, any sources I had are long gone, I retired from driving in
07 and never looked back.

Frank Sr.

On Jul 17, 7:02*am, Frank Church wrote:
Frank Reid © 2010 wrote :





On Jul 16, 11:01*am, Frank Church wrote:
Not a complaint, just an FYI for those that know me...hey, I'm still
on the right side of the grass! Spring bluegill fishing was fine in
my local lake, it always is until about late June and later until the
weather cools down in the fall. Went in for a routine eye exam for
new glasses last month and discovered big-assed cataracts in both
eyes, the last surgery was performed about two weeks ago and I now no
longer need glasses for distance vision. I wasn't aware that part of
the surgery was to implant intraocular lenses to correct for distance
vision, nice surprise there! Will get examined for reading glasses in
another week or so. Going in Monday for more shoulder surgery,
arthroscopy this time on my casting shoulder, as it is now I can't
cast anything heavier than a 2 or 3 wt for more than an hour or so.
Still hoping to make it to Maine in Sept if the surgery is
successful, gonna try for smallmouth on the Androscoggin if I'm
lucky. As usual Dave Bottom (brooktrout) will be my guide. (I haven't
forgotten you Louie, will let you know the dates in Maine, probably
right after Labor Day, depends on Dave's schedule)

Frank Sr.

Hey Dad! *Work your ass off on that PT after the shoulder surgery. *It
worked great for me. *Good luck getting out to Maine.
(hey, can you hook me up with a small camping trailer? *You still have
your "sources?")

Sorry Frank, any sources I had are long gone, I retired from driving in
07 and never looked back.

Frank Sr.- Hide quoted text -

Can't be. Old SrNCO's never retire. :-)
Catch some smallies for me and I'll find you another masseuse.
Frank Jr.

Frank Reid © 2010 wrote in
:

On Jul 17, 7:02*am, Frank Church wrote:
Frank Reid © 2010 wrote
innews:22fd6a37-5cd3-428b
:





On Jul 16, 11:01*am, Frank Church wrote:
Not a complaint, just an FYI for those that know me...hey, I'm
still on the right side of the grass! Spring bluegill fishing was
fine in my local lake, it always is until about late June and
later until the weather cools down in the fall. Went in for a
routine eye exam for new glasses last month and discovered
big-assed cataracts in both eyes, the last surgery was performed
about two weeks ago and I now no longer need glasses for distance
vision. I wasn't aware that part of the surgery was to implant
intraocular lenses to correct for distance vision, nice surprise
there! Will get examined for reading glasses in another week or
so. Going in Monday for more shoulder surgery, arthroscopy this
time on my casting shoulder, as it is now I can't cast anything
heavier than a 2 or 3 wt for more than an hour or so. Still hoping
to make it to Maine in Sept if the surgery is successful, gonna
try for smallmouth on the Androscoggin if I'm lucky. As usual Dave
Bottom (brooktrout) will be my guide. (I haven't forgotten you
Louie, will let you know the dates in Maine, probably right after
Labor Day, depends on Dave's schedule)

Frank Sr.

Hey Dad! *Work your ass off on that PT after the shoulder surgery.
*It
worked great for me. *Good luck getting out to Maine.
(hey, can you hook me up with a small camping trailer? *You still
hav
e
your "sources?")

Sorry Frank, any sources I had are long gone, I retired from driving
in 07 and never looked back.

Frank Sr.- Hide quoted text -

Can't be. Old SrNCO's never retire. :-)
Catch some smallies for me and I'll find you another masseuse.
Frank Jr.



....dang, I had forgotten about her, that was a long time ago and a fun
trip I'll remember. Actually, I have been seeing a masseuse for almost
four years now, costs me a thousand bucks for 30 one hour sessions,
prepaid in order to get that good price. She is a beautiful 39 yr old
blonde that I've been hitting on for all those years...we have become
good friends and I always look forward to our weekly sessions...I told
her that she has fondled my body more than all three of my previous
wives put together, she likes to hear that...

Fondled in Fremont

On 2010-07-18 17:37:49 -0400, Frank Church said:

...dang, I had forgotten about her, that was a long time ago and a fun
trip I'll remember. Actually, I have been seeing a masseuse for almost
four years now, costs me a thousand bucks for 30 one hour sessions,
prepaid in order to get that good price. She is a beautiful 39 yr old
blonde that I've been hitting on for all those years...we have become
good friends and I always look forward to our weekly sessions...I told
her that she has fondled my body more than all three of my previous
wives put together, she likes to hear that...

Fondled in Fremont

You're a dirty old man, Frank. I like that. d;o)

Frank Church wrote:
...we have become
good friends and I always look forward to our weekly sessions...I told
her that she has fondled my body more than all three of my previous
wives put together, she likes to hear that...

Fondled in Fremont

Funny the turn this has taken. When I logged on to roff just now the
subject lines of the two unread posts waiting for me we

Hummers - D. LaCourse
I've had better summers - Frank Church

My poor brain, such as it is, somehow came up with the reading:

I've had better hummers.



And here we are. That's all. Carry on.

- JR

"D. LaCourse" wrote in message
news:2010071620000375249-davplac@aolcom...
On 2010-07-16 12:01:08 -0400, Frank Church said:

Not a complaint, just an FYI for those that know me...hey, I'm still on
the right side of the grass! Spring bluegill fishing was fine in my local
lake, it always is until about late June and later until the weather
cools down in the fall. Went in for a routine eye exam for new glasses
last month and discovered big-assed cataracts in both eyes, the last
surgery was performed about two weeks ago and I now no longer need
glasses for distance vision. I wasn't aware that part of the surgery was
to implant intraocular lenses to correct for distance vision, nice
surprise there! Will get examined for reading glasses in another week or
so. Going in Monday for more shoulder surgery, arthroscopy this time on
my casting shoulder, as it is now I can't cast anything heavier than a 2
or 3 wt for more than an hour or so. Still hoping to make it to Maine in
Sept if the surgery is successful, gonna try for smallmouth on the
Androscoggin if I'm lucky. As usual Dave Bottom (brooktrout) will be my
guide. (I haven't forgotten you Louie, will let you know the dates in
Maine, probably right after Labor Day, depends on Dave's schedule)

Frank Sr.

I'll be in camps from the 12 - 18 with Joanne. I will either go up the
week before or the week after. Have to contact some fishing friends and
see which weeks they will be there.

Hope to see you, Frank.

Dave


.....and Frank will certainly see you Dave, now that he's had the op.

Frank can see more than he can have now.

Well done Frank

"Bill Grey" wrote in
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"D. LaCourse" wrote in message
news:2010071620000375249-davplac@aolcom...
On 2010-07-16 12:01:08 -0400, Frank Church
said:



....and Frank will certainly see you Dave, now that he's had the op.

Frank can see more than he can have now.

Well done Frank

....boy have you got that right Bill!

Frank Sr.