I can't really speak for everyone, but at OUR house the decades are fairly spinning--like a giant Groucho Marx You Bet Your Life spinner with a sneer on its face. Why, it seems only yesterday ("Can I? Huh? Huh? Can I? Not 'til I'm 50?? Awww heck.") that I was toddling off to my very first colonoscopy. Omaha it was. 2004. And now a decade later...
I'm not going too far into details, just can't resist the highlights. Paco left the house early early today to get a crown on a tooth he broke. One car is in the shop, so I said all gallant like, "Ill just walk." We live about 3 miles from the hospital, but the day was above freezing--bikini weather for Brrrrrr Lake. Now, I'm just vain enough that I took some extra time today getting ready. Don't want anyone examining my ROOTS along with my colon! Neither do I want to become legendary for fuzzy legs. Needless to say my pastoral walk into town turned into alternate speed walking/jogging as I raced the clock. It seemed too early to solicit friend help, and besides my phone was dead. With a mile left and my appointment time behind me, I hailed down a car. She waved merrily and passed me by. Then I got aggressive and stepped out in front of the next truck, flailing both arms this time. And THAT is how I ended up being delivered to my colonoscopy by a Peruvian sheep rancher. Honestly.
P.S. Who knew my procedure included lunch in the cafeteria for me AND my newly-crowned designated driver! AND I got an A FREAKING PLUS on my colon!!!!!!!! Whoooo--eeeee!
3 comments:
Hahahahaha! That's such a great story!
What? No comments on this? That was the best story!
I am most impressed with your decision to walk to your colonoscopy. I was afraid I wasn't going to make it from the car into the doctor's office without needing a bathroom. Kudos to your intestinal fortitude, the bonus lunch, and the A+ on your colon!
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