What's everyone up to right now?

[brewer]

And my headache is back.  I don't have the TV set up in the bedroom yet, and it's 8" too short for the space now that my new bed is in place.

As a stop gap measure try stacking books.

[Angrboda]

And my headache is back.  I don't have the TV set up in the bedroom yet, and it's 8" too short for the space now that my new bed is in place.

As a stop gap measure try stacking books.

I've got mounting brackets that will raise it up, but my clock sits down there, too. I can see all but the bottom few inches of the screen anyway, and I do a lot more listening to baseball and football games than watching them, so that works. But I'm gonna look and see what I can find to fit that space before I give up and go with the brackets.

Just finished watching the Cardinals beat the Cubs. The Cards poured it on at the end, but it was a wild ride throughout the last few innings. There was a play that has to be seen to be believed. And it marks a franchise record for them, with the first 15 game win streak in franchise history.

[Rev. Rye]

And my headache is back.  I don't have the TV set up in the bedroom yet, and it's 8" too short for the space now that my new bed is in place.

As a stop gap measure try stacking books.

Or maybe placing a penguin on top of the TV. And, yes, that's what I do.

[Angrboda]

Taking Miralax to get my bowels back in a proper rhythm.

My ILS worker is on vacation, and with no one to keep me accountable, I didn't exercise at all last week. And I spent half the afternoon lying in bed listening to the game.

I need to get some activity.

[brewer]

I read a convincing study the other day regarding NaCl consumption and hypertension (ya, ya I know the debate has been going for years). The results of the study indicated that substituting table salt (NaCl) for 50/50 NaCl/KCl reduced systolic BP by 10 to 15 points. Since I'm in geezerhood, and I'm borderline hypertensive for my age, the personal experiment starts tomorrow. I should note that not eating out (covid) and a sick dog (no fat/no salt/no chips for dad) may taint the results.

If it would also cure BPH I be set.

[Fireball]

I read a convincing study the other day regarding NaCl consumption and hypertension (ya, ya I know the debate has been going for years). The results of the study indicated that substituting table salt (NaCl) for 50/50 NaCl/KCl reduced systolic BP by 10 to 15 points. Since I'm in geezerhood, and I'm borderline hypertensive for my age, the personal experiment starts tomorrow. I should note that not eating out (covid) and a sick dog (no fat/no salt/no chips for dad) may taint the results.

If it would also cure BPH I be set.

That much potassium might be an issue. I'd look into that further. Get your wife to give you prostate compressions every day.    I've seen (with the little TV that I watch) a procedure called "Urolift", which seems to be making the news. A member on another forum I am a member of had this procedure (not necessarily that particular procedure), but I haven't seen a report on long-term (a few months) results.

[Angrboda]

Sunday morning news shows and coffee.

[Spongebob]

About to go star in a short film.  Produced by my nephew.  For his college acceptance piece to film school.  Not making this up.  

[Angrboda]

The Vikings don't play until 3:00. I guess I have no excuse not to get the chili started that I've been putting off getting started.

[brewer]

I tried the new 50/50 salt this morning (Morton product). Very fine grind like popcorn salt and had no bitterness/metalic taste that I could tell.