OT health care

Good luck with what ever therapy that is decided upon for your knee.


--
Stev Lenon 91B20 '68-'69
When the dawn came up like thunder

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is it a signed, pristine edition? i'm thinkin of gettin one just as a
loaner. g btw...wally says the "package" has been safely returned
home. i trust it arrived without beer splotches, fish scales, whisky
stains, or dog-eared pages...

jeff

Wayne Knight wrote:

Wolfgang wrote:

......and books.



You might be interested in knowing there's a copy of Starlight Creek
for sale in St. Louis, at the relative bargain price of $1,000.

Might be high but of the last five copies I've seen for sale, it's the
"cheapest"

is it a signed, pristine edition? i'm thinkin of gettin one just as a
loaner. g btw...wally says the "package" has been safely returned
home. i trust it arrived without beer splotches, fish scales, whisky
stains, or dog-eared pages...

jeff

Wayne Knight wrote:

Wolfgang wrote:

......and books.



You might be interested in knowing there's a copy of Starlight Creek
for sale in St. Louis, at the relative bargain price of $1,000.

Might be high but of the last five copies I've seen for sale, it's the
"cheapest"

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:eBzhd.4833$GN4.1893@okepread02...
is it a signed, pristine edition? i'm thinkin of gettin one just as a
loaner. g btw...wally says the "package" has been safely returned
home. i trust it arrived without beer splotches, fish scales, whisky
stains, or dog-eared pages...

They're all signed Jeff.

Yes package is back on the bookcase next to his four brothers,

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:eBzhd.4833$GN4.1893@okepread02...
is it a signed, pristine edition? i'm thinkin of gettin one just as a
loaner. g btw...wally says the "package" has been safely returned
home. i trust it arrived without beer splotches, fish scales, whisky
stains, or dog-eared pages...

They're all signed Jeff.

Yes package is back on the bookcase next to his four brothers,

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
oups.com...

Wolfgang wrote:

......and books.


You might be interested in knowing there's a copy of Starlight Creek
for sale in St. Louis, at the relative bargain price of $1,000.

Might be high but of the last five copies I've seen for sale, it's the
"cheapest"

I just today finished reading "Warmly Inscribed: The New England Forger and
Other Book Tales", by Lawrence and Nancy Goldstone. A book (their third)
about the book trade and book collectors. Some people got WAY too much
money.

Wolfgang
who haunts the bargain bins.

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
oups.com...

Wolfgang wrote:

......and books.


You might be interested in knowing there's a copy of Starlight Creek
for sale in St. Louis, at the relative bargain price of $1,000.

Might be high but of the last five copies I've seen for sale, it's the
"cheapest"

I just today finished reading "Warmly Inscribed: The New England Forger and
Other Book Tales", by Lawrence and Nancy Goldstone. A book (their third)
about the book trade and book collectors. Some people got WAY too much
money.

Wolfgang
who haunts the bargain bins.

"JR" wrote in message
...
...What sort of difference is
there, in the end, between the Republicans being slightly deeper in the
pocket of the pharmaceutical and insurance industries, and the Democrats
being slightly deeper in the pocket of the liability law industry?

The difference is in the body count. Historically, that difference hasn't
really run all that much along party lines. It's generally hard to identify
the butchers in advance. The best we can hope for......and it would appear
to be a vain hope.....is to get rid of the butchers once the blood begins to
flow.

Wolfgang

"JR" wrote in message
...
...What sort of difference is
there, in the end, between the Republicans being slightly deeper in the
pocket of the pharmaceutical and insurance industries, and the Democrats
being slightly deeper in the pocket of the liability law industry?

The difference is in the body count. Historically, that difference hasn't
really run all that much along party lines. It's generally hard to identify
the butchers in advance. The best we can hope for......and it would appear
to be a vain hope.....is to get rid of the butchers once the blood begins to
flow.

Wolfgang

Wolfgang wrote:

A book (their third)
about the book trade and book collectors. Some people got WAY too
much
money.

I don't understand book collectors, I know a couple who have bought
books with no intention of reading them, they but them in covers and
let them sit. While not all books are a good read, they were meant to
be read. Not only read, but excepting books on quantum physics,
celeberty biographies, modern politics, and economics, they were meant
to be enjoyed.

who haunts the bargain bins.

I do too. Just so happen that one of my bargain bin finds became the
thing you transported to Jeffie for me.