My friend in Scotland had both hips done using something similar to that procedure and had really good luck with it and a quick recovery.
And you have to do at least one small nice thing for yourself when you're outlaying that kind of cash on things you kind of have to get.
I love my GameCube. I have the first Metroid Prime game, and liked what little I played it before I got distracted by the next new shiny game. The GC had some pretty awesome exclusives and I don't think it got the love it deserved. I certainly liked it better than the original Xbox and it had a very comfortable, intuitive controller.
She admitted to working three jobs. That, plus the fact that she opened the door to a total drunken stranger at 10 PM, meant that the family asked for a different person. New person is awesome, I've been told.
You do overnight care, right? One of my best friends came back up to Maine from Philadelphia to help her grandmother after her uncle had a series of strokes last weekend, and their overnight care person DID go to sleep and Kathy had to get up with her grandmother all night while the caregiver slept soundly on the couch. Gives a bad name to all the good people who don't do that :(
That would have involved staying awake long enough to find one I liked and then post it.
I do it a lot, usually when I've been doing a lot of physical labor.
It's definitely as good as the first Xillia game, in my opinion. It's a direct sequel, so most of the characters and locations from the first game are back, and it takes place a year after the events of the first game. New main character, and they've added a "find all 100 missing cats for the crazy cat lady" collectible quest, and then you can send the cats off to various locations you've visited to bring back stuff for you.
I didn't see me at first, either. It wasn't until a friend told me they'd seen me on the news that I even knew it existed. At this point, due to getting interviewed a lot because of my job (a lot = more than twice, as far as I'm concerned), I'm kind of "meh" about the whole thing, and at the park, most of us usually yell "not it!" when we find out the media is coming. I'd rather be behind the camera than in front of it.
