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  1. Sunday we went for a midday ride. At first I balked at the idea, owing
    to a killer headache. It felt like my brain was gonna be pushed outta my
    right eye socket. Linda pointed out that I wouldn't feel any worse on a
    bike, and it would be a distraction. Off we went...

    Well, within the first five kilometers the fresh air, cool breeze and
    pedalling had worked the headache mostly outta me. A short time later I
    started seeing double, which makes steering interesting, but that went a
    way after a short while (I gotta talk to the Doc about it though).
    Double vision is damned unnerving...

    On the last leg home we got drenched by rain. The warm drops of sweat
    trickled off my brow and nose while the cool drops of rain fell
    everywhere else. It was refreshing.

    I was really tired and cold when I got home, but I felt ten times better
    than when I left. All it took was a little bit of therapy time on the
    old steed!
    --
    - Rog

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  2. Roger Buchanan said:

    A short time later I started seeing double, which makes steering
    interesting, but that went a way after a short while (I gotta talk to
    the Doc about it though). Double vision is damned unnerving...

    When I start seeing double, I know it's time to start on the Bombay
    Sapphires...

  3. Roger Buchanan said:

    Sunday we went for a midday ride. At first I balked at the idea, owing
    to a killer headache. It felt like my brain was gonna be pushed outta my
    right eye socket. Linda pointed out that I wouldn't feel any worse on a
    bike, and it would be a distraction. Off we went...

    Well, within the first five kilometers the fresh air, cool breeze and
    pedalling had worked the headache mostly outta me. A short time later I
    started seeing double, which makes steering interesting, but that went a
    way after a short while (I gotta talk to the Doc about it though).
    Double vision is damned unnerving...

    On the last leg home we got drenched by rain. The warm drops of sweat
    trickled off my brow and nose while the cool drops of rain fell
    everywhere else. It was refreshing.

    I was really tired and cold when I got home, but I felt ten times better
    than when I left. All it took was a little bit of therapy time on the
    old steed!

    nice,
    bill

  4. Roger Buchanan said:

    Sunday we went for a midday ride. At first I balked at the idea, owing
    to a killer headache. It felt like my brain was gonna be pushed outta my
    right eye socket. Linda pointed out that I wouldn't feel any worse on a
    bike, and it would be a distraction. Off we went...

    Well, within the first five kilometers the fresh air, cool breeze and
    pedalling had worked the headache mostly outta me. A short time later I
    started seeing double, which makes steering interesting, but that went a
    way after a short while (I gotta talk to the Doc about it though).
    Double vision is damned unnerving...

    On the last leg home we got drenched by rain. The warm drops of sweat
    trickled off my brow and nose while the cool drops of rain fell
    everywhere else. It was refreshing.

    I was really tired and cold when I got home, but I felt ten times better
    than when I left. All it took was a little bit of therapy time on the
    old steed!
    --
    - Rog

    http://www.wpcusrgrp.org/~rogerbuchanan/index.html

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