Purely a vanity shot. Red cheeks probably courtesy of adult-onset diabetes, high blood pressure, or a combination of the two.
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Monday, August 15, 2011
still alive
Me, a bit more than a week ago:
Purely a vanity shot. Red cheeks probably courtesy of adult-onset diabetes, high blood pressure, or a combination of the two.
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Purely a vanity shot. Red cheeks probably courtesy of adult-onset diabetes, high blood pressure, or a combination of the two.
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Are you sure you're not Irish?
ReplyDeleteI do indeed have some Irish in me, but I don't drink. (My youngest brother carries the Irish name from that branch of our family as his middle name.)
ReplyDeleteHave you gotten your A1C and fasting glucose checked? The sooner you get diagnosed (if it IS diabetes) the less cellular damage can happen as a result of being untreated. XOXO
ReplyDeleteGreat pic. Looks like you just came in from a long walk.
I don't think you have changed since I saw you in South Korea all those long years ago!!
ReplyDeleteJohn, what the pic doesn't reveal is the massive stomach that wasn't nearly so massive back in 1994-96. The pic also manages not to show all my gray hairs (sorry-- grey hairs).
ReplyDeleteOlder, uglier, and smellier to boot!