Just got back from the doctor. While I was there she did what they call a wellness check up. She ask all kinds a questions that could give a person depression. Wanted to send me for more stupid tests that I have been thru for the last several years with no actual results giving a cause. After a series of questions I told her that I was not afraid of dying if that what she was after. Something about, you know when people reach close to 80, like 80 was old or something. Wanted to know if I exercised regularly. I ask her what she considered exercise and would taking care of 17 horses count. I said I aint planning on dying today and sure as the world was not going to be worrying about it. I then started running off at the mouth with an excited tone about my horses telling stories about different ones by name. She set and listened with a grin until she said she would get my order for blood tests. I get medicares moneys worth that way. No 15 minute visit when I go in when they act like I'm on my last legs. Don't let going to those saw bones get you down Larry. Think happy thoughts.
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