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Hello Sanity, I'm back again to my old self again. Somewhere in between the highs and lows at the PD Funhouse. I would rather be at the PD arcade but I lack the fine motor control to conquer donkey kong or tetras. Today, I'm on the kiddie roller coaster, minimal dyskinesia, and a side order of bradykinesia, it is sort of a desert as it comes after meals everyday. I know your supposed to give up protein. But, I ain't given up 83.9% of all the choices of food that actually have flavor just to be "on" for an extra 15 minutes a day. Let me see... that means I can't have halibut just for the hal i but because I already haddock. Besides those recipes actually require an ability to turn on the oven or open up the refrigerator. Some even require that you read the recipe or put on an apron. They didn't name me "chef boy make me hungry" for nuttin. This afternoon I will try my hand at golf. Something I have perfected. I find if you close your eyes and hit the ball you have a better chance of not hitting the windmill or landing your ball on the go-kart track. I spend a lot of time by the windmill as I have a Don Quiote complex. It probably adds the only feature of continuity in my life. I tend to associate with the older generations. I think that they have enough patience to deal with my chananaggins.(sp) And if they don't I not much for confrontation. I thought when a guy challanged me to throw down the gauntlet he wanted me to go to a Clint Eastwood movie with him. Then when he thought I was making fun of him he asked me to Duke it and I realized he was talking about John Wayne. Now, I know what your thinking, Sanity, what does he know about sanity... well it certainly does a good job of cleaning my bathroom. I got a million of 'em... but don't worry only once every millennium! Greg Leeman > -----Original Message----- > From: Parkinson's Information Exchange > [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Barbara Mallut > Sent: Friday, June 19, 1998 12:59 PM > To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN > Subject: Re: Newspapers/HEADS UP!! > > > Uhhhh..... Wanting to give credit where credit's due, the post > below appears > to have been created by patching together parts of a coupla posts from > assorted List-members, however, I'M not one of the > authors/contributors who > deserve any credit for it (other than changing the Subject line a > tiny a bit). > > > Barb Mallut > [log in to unmask] > > ---------- > From: Parkinson's Information Exchange on behalf of William Heitman > Sent: Friday, June 19, 1998 4:39 AM > To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN > Subject: Re: Newspapers/HEADS UP!! > > In a message dated 6/18/98 4:31:53 PM Central Daylight Time, > [log in to unmask] writes: > > << > I'm going to say it one more time with feeling, "I'm Mad as hell > and I'm not > going to take it anymore. Now, everyone in unison towards the > Dayton Daily > News." > >> > > Me too. However, since I cannot access their rag anyway, it > reduces my give a > s... factor considerably. > > Our energy is not boundless--although with nothing else to do, we can > accomplish a lot. However, with the wanting and the PD, my dance card is > starting to get full. > > A suggestion: Better to concentrate our precious energy (yep > just like our > precious research dollars) attacking something we all can read -- like USA > Today, The Wall Street Journal, or the New York Times. They > reach lots more > folks and that's what we need. > > Let the provincial losers keep their exclusivity. If they still > p... you off > after the cure, go personally to the editor and punch him in his > gargantuan > proboscis > (right between his beady little eyes). > > Regards, > WHH 54/18 >