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Glad you are back home, Mark. :thmbsp:

The title under your name makes me picture you using Pioneer parts as weapons. LOL
 
Wow, what fantastic news! It's nice to see you back having simpler life problems to speak of. Armed and Dangerous- I also see Mark armed; slinging a soldering iron and those Pioneer parts. I just hope you pull the arsenal off them shelves and NOT the workbench please! Seriously, another survivor of life, a fighter and lover of life. Mark- Your journey has also help heal many others in different ways, and I want to thank you for your continued efforts. By the way, my wife says Hi and she is also touched by your journey as well as my daughter. Your progress has been followed and prayers from all over have been answered. We are a bless group here at AK for sure. How many conversations have been held about this journey, and now the topic has changed to; Mark-HELP!
P.S., Also, don't be slinging solder in the surgery room please.
Life is good again!
 
OK, but just remember that right now, it is all I can do just to care for myself (with a damn bladder infection no less), and start making a dent in the confusion of stuff (that I didn't put there) that are both figuratively and literally between me and the bench. I am more beat at the end of each day than I ever remember being.

While the signature was sort of a parody of a Escaped prisoner's Wanted poster, it can be said that while my weapons of choice are a desoldering iron and voltmeter, if pushed they can turn into Beretta (92fs in stainless), Colt (AR-15) and para-ordinance (P14-45) for starters (and more... but loose lips...). And OTHER stuff only a Batcave can produce. :D

Granted, the movement of stuff was accomplished by my Dad, and he was irreplaceable in helping me keep things squared away in my absence, but he just plain doesn't put things back where they came from. He marveled time and time again as my exact instructions to find something were spot on. Well, he raised three sons, so I guess we just wore him out on the idea that something would be in the same place twice, or that it was even possible.
 
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So relieved that you got out of the healthcare system's "grip" and you're home now!

It was also a very wise move to change out all components of the old central AC system as the old one was guaranteed to fail (most likely when most needed).

Just being in your own house and more or less doing what you want to is probably a huge boost in the recovery process. Take it slow and don't overdo it, my friend! :thmbsp:
 
Tunes.....

Didn't have tunes there... (well the laptop has sound, but...)

Last night I dusted off the woofers, and blew the dust out of the ports... :music:

But after 5 months I have to re-tune my ears, because even the 5.1 squawkers and boomers I have hooked up to the TV's sounded extraordinarily good.
 
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Yes, it is amazing how good music can sound after an extended absence. Very glad you are at home and able to enjoy that, Mark.
 
It's good to read that you got out of there without going feet-first. Stay diligent and on course.
 
I'm sure it must be great to be back home after such a long time in the hospital. Have you ever thought about getting a shop helper?
 
Understood Mark. It is just so nice to hear of your arrival at home. Oh how comforting that must be to you. Work on your health and well being and all else will come in do time. Please take care.
 
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