"I couldn't possibly fail to disagree with you less."
14 December 2004Blade ruinerOne of the preparations for tomorrow's knee surgery is to defuzz the surrounding area, and so, razor in hand and center of gravity askew, I went to work. Fifteen minutes and not so much blood later, I figure I'm done, and I figure I don't want to do this ever again unless I'm entered in some sort of contest. (Which, now that I think about it, was the reason I did it the last time.) Women, I presume, have this down to a science, maybe even an art form. (And this will be the last entry until I'm off the table and feigning being functional again.) Posted at 8:14 PM to General DisinterestTrackBacks if any: Take care! Good Luck! My thoughts are with you! Posted by: Donna at 8:29 PM on 14 December 2004My son-in-law had the same operation on both knees and he plays table tennis as good as ever, though I still beat him at it. So at least you should be able to play table tennis as good as ever afterwards. Best wishes. Posted by: MikeH at 8:34 PM on 14 December 2004Can I bring over a meal? Something nice and unhealthy? Posted by: Dan at 11:28 PM on 14 December 2004best thing to do is trim it first with electric clippers, put a hot washcloth on it for a few minutes to soften the skin and saturate the hair with water (trust me on this) and a little bit of clove oil rubbed on the area first for extra lubrication BEFORE putting on a good shaving gel, such as neutrogena for men or nivea for men. works for me...i do this to my face every day (sans electric clippers) and it comes out baby-butt smooth every time. the shaving oil really, really helps. anyway, i'll stop rambling now. Posted by: chad at 11:38 PM on 14 December 2004Be sure to get the videotape of the surgery. It's great fun when folks subject you to home movies. Posted by: Dwayne "the canoe guy" at 10:12 AM on 15 December 2004I presume by now it is all over. Anxiously awaiting the results. All good karma to you :) Posted by: ms7168 at 11:47 AM on 15 December 2004 |