Any word from Steve??

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
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I was thinking about calling him... but didn't know if he was still in the
hospital.

Well, you know how they say "No good deed goes unpunished?" It's true.

I had ANOTHER stent placed in my heart (total now three) on Thursday
morning. Everything was uneventful and I was released Friday morning.

Some friends of ours, Janet and I were going to spend a nice quiet weekend
away from everything at a lakeside resort, north of Rhinelander near the
small town of Mercer. Everyone thought it was a great idea, the weather was
supposed to be nice, the place is beautiful and the doctor said I could even
fish if I took it easy. It was a great plan....

I was released from the hospital to Janet's care and we went home, packed a
small bag, hooked up the boat and away we went to Mercer. We were the first
ones to arrive and before long, the rest of our friends showed up. There
was grilling of food, laughter, a little fishing (two bass and a muskie in
the 45" class followed my lure to the boat twice) and generally just having
a great time as night fell.

Well, there was no way we could pass up a lakeside fire, there was a firepit
and even wood nicely stacked. So, with the help of a little "Boy Scout
Water", I soon had a merry little blaze going. Janet poured her first adult
beverage of the evening and came down the steps to join us at the fire.
That's where things went bad.

I heard this sound like someone falling, looked up in time to see Janet
falling! It's amazing how some things just don't sound like anything else.
Racing over (well, hobbling as fast as I could), I began to examine her.
Her right ankle was swelling quite amazingly fast, but she could still move
her foot, toes, had feeling and pulses, but her left ankle.....

That one felt like a bag of nuts and bolts when she tried to move it, plus
she had diminished sensation and pulses in that foot. So, we loaded her up
and took her to the hospital. X-rays revealed three fractures with some
displacement. She was given pain-killers and made as comfortable as
possible. I made it home at 2:30 this morning. She is in surgury right now
where they are going to be putting pins and plates in her ankle to hold
things together till they heal.

Dang, somedays it just doesn't pay to get out of bed!
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Dang Steve... when it rains it pours. Guess the two of you just need to pack
your bags, hitch the boat and come down here so Teresa can mend the two of
you. Joe and I, well... we'll take care of the boat while you're here.

No resting for you now buddy... take care of Janet. Or... how about a nice
little French maid? (If you find one... hell, I'm coming up there!)


"Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in
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"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
. ..
I was thinking about calling him... but didn't know if he was still in the
hospital.

Well, you know how they say "No good deed goes unpunished?" It's true.

I had ANOTHER stent placed in my heart (total now three) on Thursday
morning. Everything was uneventful and I was released Friday morning.

Some friends of ours, Janet and I were going to spend a nice quiet weekend
away from everything at a lakeside resort, north of Rhinelander near the
small town of Mercer. Everyone thought it was a great idea, the weather
was supposed to be nice, the place is beautiful and the doctor said I
could even fish if I took it easy. It was a great plan....

I was released from the hospital to Janet's care and we went home, packed
a small bag, hooked up the boat and away we went to Mercer. We were the
first ones to arrive and before long, the rest of our friends showed up.
There was grilling of food, laughter, a little fishing (two bass and a
muskie in the 45" class followed my lure to the boat twice) and generally
just having a great time as night fell.

Well, there was no way we could pass up a lakeside fire, there was a
firepit and even wood nicely stacked. So, with the help of a little "Boy
Scout Water", I soon had a merry little blaze going. Janet poured her
first adult beverage of the evening and came down the steps to join us at
the fire. That's where things went bad.

I heard this sound like someone falling, looked up in time to see Janet
falling! It's amazing how some things just don't sound like anything
else. Racing over (well, hobbling as fast as I could), I began to examine
her. Her right ankle was swelling quite amazingly fast, but she could
still move her foot, toes, had feeling and pulses, but her left ankle.....

That one felt like a bag of nuts and bolts when she tried to move it, plus
she had diminished sensation and pulses in that foot. So, we loaded her
up and took her to the hospital. X-rays revealed three fractures with
some displacement. She was given pain-killers and made as comfortable as
possible. I made it home at 2:30 this morning. She is in surgury right
now where they are going to be putting pins and plates in her ankle to
hold things together till they heal.

Dang, somedays it just doesn't pay to get out of bed!
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

"Charles Summers" wrote in message
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Dang Steve... when it rains it pours. Guess the two of you just need to
pack your bags, hitch the boat and come down here so Teresa can mend the
two of you. Joe and I, well... we'll take care of the boat while you're
here.

No resting for you now buddy... take care of Janet. Or... how about a nice
little French maid? (If you find one... hell, I'm coming up there!)

LOL, Janet had to agree to be MY caregiver when they released me from the
hospital yesterday morning! French maid you say hmmmm?????
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Damn Son!!! You might think about having a priest come in and do an exorcism
on that family of yours. My thoughts are with you guys.


"Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in
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"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
. ..
I was thinking about calling him... but didn't know if he was still in the
hospital.

Well, you know how they say "No good deed goes unpunished?" It's true.

I had ANOTHER stent placed in my heart (total now three) on Thursday
morning. Everything was uneventful and I was released Friday morning.

Some friends of ours, Janet and I were going to spend a nice quiet weekend
away from everything at a lakeside resort, north of Rhinelander near the
small town of Mercer. Everyone thought it was a great idea, the weather
was supposed to be nice, the place is beautiful and the doctor said I
could even fish if I took it easy. It was a great plan....

I was released from the hospital to Janet's care and we went home, packed
a small bag, hooked up the boat and away we went to Mercer. We were the
first ones to arrive and before long, the rest of our friends showed up.
There was grilling of food, laughter, a little fishing (two bass and a
muskie in the 45" class followed my lure to the boat twice) and generally
just having a great time as night fell.

Well, there was no way we could pass up a lakeside fire, there was a
firepit and even wood nicely stacked. So, with the help of a little "Boy
Scout Water", I soon had a merry little blaze going. Janet poured her
first adult beverage of the evening and came down the steps to join us at
the fire. That's where things went bad.

I heard this sound like someone falling, looked up in time to see Janet
falling! It's amazing how some things just don't sound like anything
else. Racing over (well, hobbling as fast as I could), I began to examine
her. Her right ankle was swelling quite amazingly fast, but she could
still move her foot, toes, had feeling and pulses, but her left ankle.....

That one felt like a bag of nuts and bolts when she tried to move it, plus
she had diminished sensation and pulses in that foot. So, we loaded her
up and took her to the hospital. X-rays revealed three fractures with
some displacement. She was given pain-killers and made as comfortable as
possible. I made it home at 2:30 this morning. She is in surgury right
now where they are going to be putting pins and plates in her ankle to
hold things together till they heal.

Dang, somedays it just doesn't pay to get out of bed!
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

"Jerry Barton" wrote in message
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Damn Son!!! You might think about having a priest come in and do an
exorcism on that family of yours. My thoughts are with you guys.

Heck, in this house, a priest doesn't stand a chance! :-)

Thanks Jerry,
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

That is horrible, Steve! The family beast gets nailed, & now the family
beauty. Steve, you gave got to be more careful about what you call those
witchdoctors.

Bob
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"Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in
message ...

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
. ..
I was thinking about calling him... but didn't know if he was still in the
hospital.

Well, you know how they say "No good deed goes unpunished?" It's true.

I had ANOTHER stent placed in my heart (total now three) on Thursday
morning. Everything was uneventful and I was released Friday morning.

Some friends of ours, Janet and I were going to spend a nice quiet weekend
away from everything at a lakeside resort, north of Rhinelander near the
small town of Mercer. Everyone thought it was a great idea, the weather
was supposed to be nice, the place is beautiful and the doctor said I
could even fish if I took it easy. It was a great plan....

I was released from the hospital to Janet's care and we went home, packed
a small bag, hooked up the boat and away we went to Mercer. We were the
first ones to arrive and before long, the rest of our friends showed up.
There was grilling of food, laughter, a little fishing (two bass and a
muskie in the 45" class followed my lure to the boat twice) and generally
just having a great time as night fell.

Well, there was no way we could pass up a lakeside fire, there was a
firepit and even wood nicely stacked. So, with the help of a little "Boy
Scout Water", I soon had a merry little blaze going. Janet poured her
first adult beverage of the evening and came down the steps to join us at
the fire. That's where things went bad.

I heard this sound like someone falling, looked up in time to see Janet
falling! It's amazing how some things just don't sound like anything
else. Racing over (well, hobbling as fast as I could), I began to examine
her. Her right ankle was swelling quite amazingly fast, but she could
still move her foot, toes, had feeling and pulses, but her left ankle.....

That one felt like a bag of nuts and bolts when she tried to move it, plus
she had diminished sensation and pulses in that foot. So, we loaded her
up and took her to the hospital. X-rays revealed three fractures with
some displacement. She was given pain-killers and made as comfortable as
possible. I made it home at 2:30 this morning. She is in surgury right
now where they are going to be putting pins and plates in her ankle to
hold things together till they heal.

Dang, somedays it just doesn't pay to get out of bed!
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Wow Steve, that is truly horrible. Well like they say for every door that
closes another opens, so hopefully some good fortune is heading your way
soon soon soon. I'll keep you and yours in my prayers.

Now you two stop trying to out do each other ya hear, it will only end up
with a close combat knife fight in the living room and you probably think
your better with a knife than Janet is, just remember women probably use
knives more in a month then most men do in a year :-) Take care and both of
you get better. My little guy still wants to meet the "Musky Man" :-)

On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 09:33:46 -0500, "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers"
wrote:


"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
...
I was thinking about calling him... but didn't know if he was still in the
hospital.

Well, you know how they say "No good deed goes unpunished?" It's true.

I had ANOTHER stent placed in my heart (total now three) on Thursday
morning. Everything was uneventful and I was released Friday morning.
Snip
Dang, somedays it just doesn't pay to get out of bed!

Oh Steve!
I don't know what to say other than call me if you need anything and
I'll say a few for both of you.

I know, I'll sacrifice a chicken in your names...Yea, that's the
ticket. A, ah, ah chicken or, or maybe a turkey. Wait, I got it a
goose. Yea, a goose should do it. There a few just hanging around
Horicon already...Should be easy.

Take care...Both of you!!!



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I sacrificed a few (burp...) chickens this week myself! Yup... just for
Steve too! Guess I better get started on some more for Janet.



I know, I'll sacrifice a chicken in your names...Yea, that's the
ticket. A, ah, ah chicken or, or maybe a turkey. Wait, I got it a
goose. Yea, a goose should do it. There a few just hanging around
Horicon already...Should be easy.

Take care...Both of you!!!



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1996 HD Sportster 1200S. N9JBF. Bass fishing Aficionado!
www.outdoorfrontiers.com www.SecretWeaponLures.com
A proud charter member of "PETAF", People for Eating Tasty Animals and
Fish!!!

Well, you know how they say "No good deed goes unpunished?" It's true.
I had ANOTHER stent placed in my heart (total now three) on Thursday
morning. Everything was uneventful and I was released Friday morning.
Some friends of ours, Janet and I were going to spend a nice quiet
weekend away from everything at a lakeside resort, north of Rhinelander
near the small town of Mercer. Everyone thought it was a great idea, the
weather was supposed to be nice, the place is beautiful and the doctor
said I could even fish if I took it easy. It was a great plan....
I was released from the hospital to Janet's care and we went home,
packed a small bag, hooked up the boat and away we went to Mercer. We
were the first ones to arrive and before long, the rest of our friends
showed up. There was grilling of food, laughter, a little fishing (two
bass and a muskie in the 45" class followed my lure to the boat twice)
and generally just having a great time as night fell.
Well, there was no way we could pass up a lakeside fire, there was a
firepit and even wood nicely stacked. So, with the help of a little "Boy
Scout Water", I soon had a merry little blaze going. Janet poured her
first adult beverage of the evening and came down the steps to join us
at the fire. That's where things went bad.
I heard this sound like someone falling, looked up in time to see Janet
falling! It's amazing how some things just don't sound like anything
else. Racing over (well, hobbling as fast as I could), I began to
examine her. Her right ankle was swelling quite amazingly fast, but she
could still move her foot, toes, had feeling and pulses, but her left
ankle.....
That one felt like a bag of nuts and bolts when she tried to move it,
plus she had diminished sensation and pulses in that foot. So, we loaded
her up and took her to the hospital. X-rays revealed three fractures
with some displacement. She was given pain-killers and made as
comfortable as possible. I made it home at 2:30 this morning. She is in
surgury right now where they are going to be putting pins and plates in
her ankle to hold things together till they heal.
Dang, somedays it just doesn't pay to get out of bed!
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
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Steve, my thoughts and prayers are with you and Janet......be safe my
friend.

John