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I've been on the couch for 7.5 hours (minus about 45 mins for dinner) and I have smashed my way through the last 2300 words on my assignment, and referenced the fucker, created the references list, and the contents and cover page.

Final touches and check over tomorrow, then I'm sending it in.

That's winning.
 
I've been on the couch for 7.5 hours (minus about 45 mins for dinner) and I have smashed my way through the last 2300 words on my assignment, and referenced the fucker, created the references list, and the contents and cover page.

Final touches and check over tomorrow, then I'm sending it in.

That's winning.
Congrats, and "Good job!"
 
Last night one of my tennis friends had a massive heart attack just a few feet away from me. It was a surreal evening, I am still waiting to find out if he made it but, sadly, I'm not hopeful.



I am so glad I have lived my life the way I have. I would love to live to 100 but I could die tomorrow and be happy with all that I've seen, done and experienced.
 
Last night one of my tennis friends had a massive heart attack just a few feet away from me. It was a surreal evening, I am still waiting to find out if he made it but, sadly, I'm not hopeful.



I am so glad I have lived my life the way I have. I would love to live to 100 but I could die tomorrow and be happy with all that I've seen, done and experienced.

Oh Damn! I hope he pulls through, K. :rose:
 
Last night one of my tennis friends had a massive heart attack just a few feet away from me. It was a surreal evening, I am still waiting to find out if he made it but, sadly, I'm not hopeful.



I am so glad I have lived my life the way I have. I would love to live to 100 but I could die tomorrow and be happy with all that I've seen, done and experienced.

Oh no! I hope he pulls through. Was this one of those freak things?
 
Last night one of my tennis friends had a massive heart attack just a few feet away from me. It was a surreal evening, I am still waiting to find out if he made it but, sadly, I'm not hopeful.

I am so glad I have lived my life the way I have. I would love to live to 100 but I could die tomorrow and be happy with all that I've seen, done and experienced.
For your sake, and the sake of all his friends and loved ones, I hope he makes it through as well.

And your second paragraph, I hope, will remind all of us, even if only briefly, that we should try to live our lives with the same thought. I have to admit I'm a little jealous that I have not experienced as much, nor enjoyed my life as much, as you obviously have done... but I don't begrudge you an instant of it. You've earned your joy. :rose:
 
Last night one of my tennis friends had a massive heart attack just a few feet away from me. It was a surreal evening, I am still waiting to find out if he made it but, sadly, I'm not hopeful.



I am so glad I have lived my life the way I have. I would love to live to 100 but I could die tomorrow and be happy with all that I've seen, done and experienced.

I hope he makes it through this. That must have been horrible for you. I hope that you are doing okay. :rose:
 
Oh Damn! I hope he pulls through, K. :rose:

Oh no! I hope he pulls through. Was this one of those freak things?

For your sake, and the sake of all his friends and loved ones, I hope he makes it through as well.


Thanks all. The only word I have is that he is now stable. Nigh on miraculous given that I watched the paramedics perform CPR for over 30 minutes. They also shocked him four times. When the ambulance left, they still didn't have a pulse. So...wow.

And I still don't know what happened. He's a very healthy 74 year old. He had just finished his doubles match. He and his partner were standing around talking, having some water, etc, etc. Then he just...collapsed and stopped breathing. Thankfully we have a good, level headed group with lots of emergency first aid training between us. (If you don't have your *current* CPR ticket go get it!!!) CPR was administered almost immediately, paramedics arrived within 2 minutes.

And your second paragraph, I hope, will remind all of us, even if only briefly, that we should try to live our lives with the same thought. I have to admit I'm a little jealous that I have not experienced as much, nor enjoyed my life as much, as you obviously have done... but I don't begrudge you an instant of it. You've earned your joy. :rose:

No need for jealously, SW. I've had my share of disappointment and heartache and struggle. I'm just glad I didn't let other people push me in directions I didn't want to go. The choices I've made have all come with costs but I can live with that because they were my choices.

But yes, it pays to remember life is short. Someday is this day.
 
Thanks all. The only word I have is that he is now stable. Nigh on miraculous given that I watched the paramedics perform CPR for over 30 minutes. They also shocked him four times. When the ambulance left, they still didn't have a pulse. So...wow.

And I still don't know what happened. He's a very healthy 74 year old. He had just finished his doubles match. He and his partner were standing around talking, having some water, etc, etc. Then he just...collapsed and stopped breathing. Thankfully we have a good, level headed group with lots of emergency first aid training between us. (If you don't have your *current* CPR ticket go get it!!!) CPR was administered almost immediately, paramedics arrived within 2 minutes.

Wow is right! Hope he pulls through!

Someday is this day.

So true. :rose:
 
Thanks all. The only word I have is that he is now stable. Nigh on miraculous given that I watched the paramedics perform CPR for over 30 minutes. They also shocked him four times. When the ambulance left, they still didn't have a pulse. So...wow.

And I still don't know what happened. He's a very healthy 74 year old. He had just finished his doubles match. He and his partner were standing around talking, having some water, etc, etc. Then he just...collapsed and stopped breathing. Thankfully we have a good, level headed group with lots of emergency first aid training between us. (If you don't have your *current* CPR ticket go get it!!!) CPR was administered almost immediately, paramedics arrived within 2 minutes.

I thought I already responded to this. :eek:

I'm really sorry about your friend, Keroin, and I'm glad he's stable now. I hope he continues to improve and can go home soon. :)
 
i still love it when you two post after each other and i can see your profile pics that close together ^_^
 
*sigh* I really wish we had the ability to search for specific types of stories (not just broad categories). I hate having to browse.
 
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