docs orders limit to spark work!

[Squid]

Drinking isn't a good idea as I expect medication is needed along with the ICD.

Decent alcohol is fine as it can thin the blood and help with the the flow of blood around the arteries, drinking 4 cans of Bud Light would be useless and a waste of money though....... as its tasteless tat.

 

[gnuuser]

Drinking isn't a good idea as I expect medication is needed along with the ICD.

i don't drink a lot anymore (probably 1 or 2 mugs of beer a week if that and usually its with a good dinner)
now back in the days of the navy i could drink whiskey like it was water! (and quite frankly its a wonder i didn't suffer liver damage)

 

[gnuuser]

With my troubles, my Mrs asked me give up Carp fishing, in case I fell in as the lake I fished was a bit wild, as in remote, can't blame her really.

most of my fishing any more is fly fishing with kids they get to learn and i get quite a few good laughs

 

[Pete999]

most of my fishing any more is fly fishing with kids they get to learn and i get quite a few good laughs

OK if you have company I guess, but my style was up at sparrows F--t no one around , Misty lake peace and quite, such a pity I had to give up.

 

[gnuuser]

i know its hard for some people to understand the peace and quiet.
when we went camping i would get up aroud 5:30 to 6:00am and after getting the cookfire started i would sit and fish while it was quiet.
and enjoy a good cup of coffee as well!

 

[Squid]

I love early mornings and used to love late nights, I don't fish but cycling around London on a Sunday at 06:00 was fun, BatterseaPark, Tower Bridge, Covent Garden, Holborn, Hyde Park, Kensington and the Thames to Richmond all beautiful early before the population wakes up.

 

[Pete999]

i know its hard for some people to understand the peace and quiet.
when we went camping i would get up aroud 5:30 to 6:00am and after getting the cookfire started i would sit and fish while it was quiet.
and enjoy a good cup of coffee as well!

Nice

 

[Squid]

Not sure how old the OP is but I'd just like to say, enjoy life and keep things simple overcomplicating things isn't worth the hassle.

 

[gnuuser]

Not sure how old the OP is but I'd just like to say, enjoy life and keep things simple overcomplicating things isn't worth the hassle.

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I was able to retire early so I got away from the stress and factory politics before it could kill me.