Just got an email from Amazon that “Going Downtown” is on sale for $19.95, 40% off sale! Here’s a chance to get the hardback edition for what the trade paperback will cost. Going Downtown I have some posts coming this afternoon after I get back from visiting my chiropractor.
I've already got Going Downtown, fantastic book for anyone interested in an in-depth review of the Vietnam War.
Clean Sweep continues to impress. I'm torn between not wanting to put it down and wanting to ration my reading to extend the enjoyment. History books aren't always fascinating to read, this one is.
My last two uppers were goners last April. I’m still adjusting. My dentist is smart and beautiful. It helps. I’ll check out Going Downtown as soon as I’m done with the Untold History of the United
Uncle Sam gave my dad dentures when they invited him into the Pacific in WWII. His name and serial number were printed on the roof of the upper denture for ID purposes. He showed up at basic training with a toothache, and the Army Air Corps dentist took all his teeth saying toothaches and dental problems were a liability in combat. Dad never took those dentures out except for cleaning and proudly wore them to his grave 32 years ago. An example of the government getting it right.
I confess that before I saw this BARGAIN HUNTERS advertisement, I was going to email out of concern. Was your absence due to the computer or SOMETHING ELSE? How many can write about their bridgework with such panache? You left me laughing. Wish you had a picture of yourself without front teeth. I would bid on that one. Cheers!
a problem I've had since I was around six months old (according to my parents). I'm thinking it's probably been something I was born with. it only sucks when you let it. or at least until you start hallucinating.
in the interest of disambiguation, I'm talking about sleeplessness.
I've already got Going Downtown, fantastic book for anyone interested in an in-depth review of the Vietnam War.
Clean Sweep continues to impress. I'm torn between not wanting to put it down and wanting to ration my reading to extend the enjoyment. History books aren't always fascinating to read, this one is.
Please use that last line in the Amazon review. :-)
Definitely.
My nephew’s dog recently noshed on his partial denture. Stella had attended doggie college twice. I think he should get a refund on her tuition ! 🐾🦷
this is pretty funny. I have to have a denture re-fitting in half an hour or so.
synchronicity? or maybe just the nature of dentures? both??
I am ordering one for my husband who is a Vietnam war veteran. I will probably read it first!
I'll look forward to the Amazon review!
My last two uppers were goners last April. I’m still adjusting. My dentist is smart and beautiful. It helps. I’ll check out Going Downtown as soon as I’m done with the Untold History of the United
States. Thanks for the notice.
If you're a price shopper, this is one you have to buy now and stick in the to-read pile.
I awreddy had the e-book/Audible combo.
Uncle Sam gave my dad dentures when they invited him into the Pacific in WWII. His name and serial number were printed on the roof of the upper denture for ID purposes. He showed up at basic training with a toothache, and the Army Air Corps dentist took all his teeth saying toothaches and dental problems were a liability in combat. Dad never took those dentures out except for cleaning and proudly wore them to his grave 32 years ago. An example of the government getting it right.
I confess that before I saw this BARGAIN HUNTERS advertisement, I was going to email out of concern. Was your absence due to the computer or SOMETHING ELSE? How many can write about their bridgework with such panache? You left me laughing. Wish you had a picture of yourself without front teeth. I would bid on that one. Cheers!
Been dealing with lack of sleep, which seems to be resolving itself.
Sorry to hear that, me, too, for about 2 weeks.
Take care, Tom.
Gettin' old ain't for sissies, Fern.
But you are still very winning! (and cute, without your teeth)
Awwww...... :-)
if Fern's right, Tom, you're very fucking lucky. I just look like an old geek.
a problem I've had since I was around six months old (according to my parents). I'm thinking it's probably been something I was born with. it only sucks when you let it. or at least until you start hallucinating.
in the interest of disambiguation, I'm talking about sleeplessness.