My Odd Sock

Like You Have All The Time In The World:

Take a moment to check out the two new pages at the top of the header..."About" and "Cast."

(Trying to class up this train wreck!)

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Shop Till You Drop:

My son was completing a school project and ran out of rubber cement. I volunteered to go to our local discount drug store to purchase more. I admit I was looking rather dishoveled, not having showered or shaved. As I am rolling through the store in my wheelchair with TWO bottles of rubber cement in my lap, I overheard one lady say to another..."Probably an addict."

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Mental Note:

The above story reminds me of a few items that can be embarrassing to purchase by themselves (you always have to grab a few other items to "hide" your intended purchase).
And they are.....
Rubber Cement
Condoms
Tampons
Any topical medication
(I once purchased flea powder and made sure the person in line behind me saw what I was buying. Then I started twitching & itching all over my body.)

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My Odd Sock makes a local TV appearance this Sunday, March 14th on WFMJ's "Community Connection" to chat about National MS Month.
Host Madonna Chism Pinkard was delightful but I sat there like a big lummox. I wish Madonna would have walloped me upside the head with my cane!

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Why "My Odd Sock?"

Easy. Because living with MS or any chronic disease can be an overwhelming, everyday challenge.
Through My Odd Sock if I can give someone a smile, make them laugh, even gag (not really)...and not think about their health for a minute or so, then my effort is well rewarded.

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