A Moving Experience

[jaybreak]

I generally don't do well with antibiotics, stomach-wise, either. Thank God the Lyme's antibiotics agreed with me a few years ago. Tylenol and that family (?) of painkillers have never sat well with me either. Advil is my go-to when I need it.

Good to hear about your antibiotics.

[Ed Hurst]

Now a bigger emphasis is selling the old bike. I've posted it on Craigslist; I don't know what else I can do except wait until the Lord provides an opportunity to share it with someone who would be blessed by it. I'm not eager to buy the folding bike until I believe this one has a chance of moving into someone else's hands.

[Ed Hurst]

The tooth has been pulled. It was difficult simply because my metabolism fought the anesthesia. It required extreme measures to inject something strong directly into the jawbone. It was just barely enough; what should have been eight hours of anesthesia lasted only two in total. That meant that within 15 minutes of the injection, it was already wearing off. I simply endured the rising discomfort as the dentist chased the roots of this wisdom tooth that broke off when he tried to pull it.

Thank the Lord, it's over!

On another note, I've already ordered the bike I wanted because the supply at Amazon was dwindling quickly. It should arrive within a week. Pray with me that the old bike sells soon.

[jaybreak]

Ooof. Ed. My jaw is hurting reading that. I do pretty good with anesthesia, but it's pretty brutal getting that injection for me.

Praying about your bike. What's the new one you bought?

[Ed Hurst]

The new bike is a Zizzo Forte, the 2023 version. You'd have to look it up online.

[jaybreak]

Not a bad looking bike.

[Ed Hurst]

Yeah, I ordered the green one. It should arrive in the next few days. It's the kind of thing that I'll put up on my old blog. I'll be testing it out and taking more pictures that way.

[forrealone]

That is definitely not a bad looking bike at all.  Looking forward to your reviews