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Burning eyes - warning

Started by kimbo, January 06, 2009, 10:17:20 AM

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kimbo

Marley and me - the movie   I don't want to give away the ending. :o

It caused my eyes to burn the rest of the evening.  Seriously, I did not know my eyes could burn so bad.

My pup, Elroy has been getting special treatment.

http://i531.photobucket.com/albums/dd355/klfowler7/DSCF2169.jpg

kimbo
Diagnosed March of 2007. SJS/ RA Positive at 80  International-SSA strongly positive at 811-SSB 273
ANA positive at 1:1280
Hashimoto's
Gabapentin, propanol, Celebrex, Synthroid, Cytomel, vitamin D, B complex, Omega 3 complex, and multi vitamins; At 62, I seem to be a low maintenance sjog

Pooh

Sorry to hear about your eyes Kimbo.  Perhaps it was something used to clean the theater that caused the burning.  Lemon Pledge will do it to me, and I don't even have to be the one using it.  :(

Elroy is darling.  Love your bike.  My daughter has one also.  She is going through withdrawal with this cold, icy weather.  She rode it from the barn to the house and back to the barn just to get a fix last weekend when we had a warm day. :D

Hugs, Pooh

ktfabian

kimbo-

I can't sit through a movie in the theater because of back problems, but this movie is definitely on my list to rent as soon as it's available.  Our kids gave us a dvd/cd surround sound system for Christmas, which makes movies watching just that much more like the theater here at home.

I love the picture.  My cats have been getting extra attention lately as they're the only "kids" left at home but now it's to the point where I can't sit or sleep without at least one of them in my lap or on my feet (we have 5).

Enjoy that puppy, he's a doll!
Tracy
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kimbo

Oh Pooh,

I cried thru the last 30 minutes of the movie, thats why my eyes burned. That many tears just don't get along well with SJS.

It's a movie about a family dog and the joy he brought to their lives.

Last Saturday we had around 77 degrees and the next day Sunday into the 30s. We had our bikes out for a few hours on Saturday.

Tracy, WOW your kids blessed you for Christmas.
When you rent "Marley and Me" you will need a box of kleenexes and eye drops for your sjoggy eyes.
Its a sweet movie! 

kimbo
Diagnosed March of 2007. SJS/ RA Positive at 80  International-SSA strongly positive at 811-SSB 273
ANA positive at 1:1280
Hashimoto's
Gabapentin, propanol, Celebrex, Synthroid, Cytomel, vitamin D, B complex, Omega 3 complex, and multi vitamins; At 62, I seem to be a low maintenance sjog

Katybarstool

Hi Kimbo

Would love to see the film. I read the book  - what a rollercoaster of emotions. It's one of those stories that stay with you.

Kathyx

eyeamdry

We will go see this movie.  It is getting rave reviews and everyone I know who has seen it, is also giving it great reviews.  I just thought it would be another silly-goofey dog/master movie.  I'm apparently mistaken.  Lucy

trector1955

Hello
      I also went to see the movie My two Daughters took me as part of a Christmas Present. It was so good, I highly recommend this movie. I even had my 7 month old granddaughter on my lap and she sleep the whole time and when she woke she was as good as gold. This child never cries. I watched her one Sunday from 10:00 in the morning until 7:00 at night and she never cried once. I am not like one of those people who take their child to really bad movies like rated r. Than they wonder why kids as young as 6 drive their moms car to school and wreck them. they learn from movies TV and video games. This really happened here in the DC,Va. area yesterday. Wow. I really love this site I am on it every day. and Espon You have some pretty interesting comments that makes me smile. I hope God is good to everyone in this New Yeas and they are very Blessed with lots of Health and Happiness.
Theresa

Epson

Forget your crying eyes, shouldn't Elroy be wearing a helmet? ???

kimbo

Epson,

Elroy now has a set of "doggles" because I worried about his eyes. Getting him to keep them on might be a challenge.
Helmet... yeah you help me figure that one out.   :)
Diagnosed March of 2007. SJS/ RA Positive at 80  International-SSA strongly positive at 811-SSB 273
ANA positive at 1:1280
Hashimoto's
Gabapentin, propanol, Celebrex, Synthroid, Cytomel, vitamin D, B complex, Omega 3 complex, and multi vitamins; At 62, I seem to be a low maintenance sjog