The most ridiculous medical device I have ever seen is this incentive spirometer that I received at Buffalo General the other day while getting my appendix out. It basically gives you visual feedback by lifting a marble when you breathe deeply.
Who can't just be taught to breathe deeply, not to mention that it creates a stream air which tastes exceptionally vinyl flavored - can that be healthy? I mean I understand why breathing deeply is important to healing faster and clearing the anesthetic from your lungs, but does everyone need one of these really durable plastic toys.
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I got a hold of a preview of the Linwood Home Tour 2008 booklet and the estrip ad looks good on the front page.
At Royallite on Sheridan today, they had a test for energy efficiency and light bulbs. I was amazed at the difference.
Target on the blvd in the Best Buy plaza near the 290 is huge now. They have a whole giant grocery store inside with a lot of products. They also redid the cafe section and even have organic mac and cheese as an option.
Linens and Things has the craziest crap. Check out this beer hammer for those times you need to open a beer and you need a hammer.
Seriously, does anyone need a Nana Saver. Surely, no one needs a nana saver but I bet someone has a fetish for one.
Remember, tomorrow is electronics recycling day at Central Park plaza. I have about a ton of electronics to recycle. Sadly, I cannot lift anything so
(e:Terry) had to do it all. I feel bad for him, some of the computer stuff is huge that we inherited from the previous owner.
your sad face in the middle picture is heartbreaking.