My dad had a knee replaced this morning

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dr said all went well.

I wanted to be there. The anesthesia always scares me.

turned out he had a spinal block so I wasn't so worried.

Who's got the red slippers locked up today? (Can't let those suckers out anymore!!)

Here's some pictures I took this morning on my way back and last Friday on the train trip to the Dr's

http://s1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb341/WhoheBe/1-4-13%20and%201-8-13/?albumview=slideshow

"Pair Of Pelicans" comes to mind. LOL

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My dad had a knee replaced this morning