"Jim Henderson" <nos### [at] nospamcom> wrote in message 
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> On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 21:13:25 +0100, St. wrote:
>
>>> I don't recall if I've said it before here, but we have actually
>>> thought about moving.  And with my wife's medical conditions, actually,
>>> the high altitude, direct sunlight, and low humidity aggravate those
>>> conditions, so we are going to *have* to move sooner or later (and
>>> sooner would be better).
>>
>>     Move here? The UK? Apparently, it's a mini New Zealand (country-side
>> wise). Just beautiful.
>
> Yeah, there - the UK. :-)  We do think it's beautiful there; we've
> visited a couple times, and most of our really close friends are there.
> It's a shame we only get to see them when we get over there, they get
> over here, or "virtually" online.

     Ah, Jim, go for it then. I know you would like it. If you want 'busy' 
then move to London (and venture out). Or move to Birmingham or Manchester. 
But if you want beauty, hit Wales, Scotland, or Ireland for those benefits. 
You won't go wrong if that's what you want.



>
>>> Yeah.  The situation was (and still is, for that matter) quite unusual.
>>> Apparently the "punishment" that was used was at the recommendation of
>>> a therapist.  The way it was administered, though, caused overhydration
>>> to an extent that it resulted in death.  I also understand there
>>> were/are some psychological factors with the mother as well,
>>
>>      That last sentence, I can relate to.
>
> Yeah, from what I understand from people who know the family better,
> something's seriously messed up.



     "Seriously messed up" is what I understand.  :/



>
>>     True. It's hard to talk sometimes. It's like being in prison - you
>>     don't
>> ask your cellmate what he did to be put inside.  <sigh>
>
> I won't ask how you know that. ;-)

   Ah well, I've posted it here before, so it doesn't really matter, but 
when I was around 20 years old, I was sent to prison for 30 days for 
non-payment of fine. I was a bike nutter back then and didn't follow the 
laws as I should have, no insurance etc., BUT *nothing* would keep me off a 
bike back then. I'm 45 years old now, and haven't ridden a motorbike in 20 
years. Yes, I learned my lesson. I would LOVE to ride again, but these old 
bones couldn't handle 180+ on these new Superbikes - I think.  ;)

      ~Steve~




>
> Jim

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