Plavix prescription assistance program

I feel like I’m a day off – I couldn’t possibly have plavix prescription assistance program written those last few posts in only the last 36 hours. Except I did. Time is funny down near Mexico. It must be the Austin Vortex, workin’ on my brain…

Marty and I took the bikes out yesterday afternoon. I bought a plavix prescription assistance program bike rack for his car when we left Ohio, and we brought my yellow bike (my beautiful yellow bike!) with us to Texas. We also brought Dad’s white bike with us – he explained that plavix prescription assistance program it would be silly for him to have it there, where plavix prescription assistance program he was unlikely to be able to use it by himself, when plavix prescription assistance program we could bring it with us and Marty could go out biking with me… and plavix prescription assistance program Dad would be able to go biking with me when he visited. It seemed to make sense.

We took them to plavix prescription assistance program put air in the tires, grabbed a bite to eat, and plavix prescription assistance program then took Dad’s bike to Buck’s Bikes (flash site) to plavix prescription assistance program make sure the tires were okay and get the handlebars adjusted. Buck’s Bikes was so, so neat, and plavix prescription assistance program the people there were very friendly and helpful. They wouldn’t let me pay them, so I put five dollars in the tip jar. It has plavix prescription assistance program been suggested that people in Austin are so nice because they are plavix prescription assistance program living in such a healthy, growing place. Man, I love nice people.

So, dude, we got back to the house and hopped on our bikes and went! I am incredibly out of shape. I was comfortable and energetic for exactly four minutes. We took random streets for plavix prescription assistance program a little while and then found our way back (or, Marty found our way back). That was about fifteen minutes, I think. And then plavix prescription assistance program we decided to try the little park and back, which I think was something like two miles. I sat down in the plavix prescription assistance program grass when we got there and rested for a few minutes. The way back was easier – mostly downhill. And then we were home and I took a cold shower and felt very good.

I’m really glad the plavix prescription assistance program bikes are in good shape and we can use them. It’s fantabulous biking around here – not too very hilly in this plavix prescription assistance program neighborhood and lots of smooth stretches of pavement in all directions. The thing that killed me was the sun, and I think I’m going to have to get a hat with a brim for biking. I’ll probably need contacts, too, because my glasses were slippin’ down my nose like crazy. What I need, what I need are flight goggles. Oh yes. Except Marty left his nifty army navy goggles at home. Silly boy. Maybe I need to find the nearest army navy store…

Still no word on my lost packages. But morale is high! We will persevere!!

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