Gracias!
I married a tough gal, that's for sure. When I got stung on the neck in 1968 (yup I was 8) I couldn't turn my head for several days, ran a fever and experienced hallucinacions. This morning you cant even tell she was stung save for a little redness. I tell ya, I still get shivers when I look back on my experience! I had taken my first airplane ride from Corpus Christi to my Great Aunt and Uncle's place in Dallas. They had a place at the Dallas Corinthian Yacht Club on Lake Dallas (now Lake Lewisville). Uncle Al was an aeronautical engineer by trade and was building the lake house in his spare time. I was honored to be allowed to help. The project we were working on required the use of sawhorses so I happily marched down onw of the trails to get them for him. I threw one of the sawhorses up on my right shoulder and all of the sudden, my whole world changed! I was on fire, or so I thought. As fate would have it I had a slight allergy to the asp venom and it put a major dent in my play time on the lake. A few days later I was well enough to take the sailboat out on the lake and make up for some lost time. It was an awesome experience that I'll never forget! My bride never ceases to amaze me. Sweet and purty but don't try to slow her down! Thanks to all who offered remedies. I was worried and really appreciate ALL of the suggestions. Tight lines, Guy
