Well, technically, they were in the cooler and they are just gravol 🙂 We were en route up to Port Elgin when going through Molesworth, had to pull over. I guess technically, we were doing drugs in the church parking lot.
Drugs to Go!
You would think maybe Dorking, but Molesworth didnt seem to be that awful of a town. Regardless, its great to be able to be mobile. Meds for pain, meds for barfing, saline for dehydration if need be. Cooler, ice, tubing, flushes, wipes. Lets go.
update: OK, I guess you need to be a certain age to know the reference in the title. Here you go. Dont let it get stuck in your head too much http://goo.gl/DVNfq
in the cancer bubble 
Hi you two!
It was wonderful to see you yesterday in Port! Kudos to you both for putting on your proverbial game faces and going for it! ( the highway, I mean!)
Kathleen, you are an inspiration 🙂
Much love
Jennifer xoxo
And Jan!! So nice to meet you. You had such lovely things to say about your friends K and M, with which I concurred. I highly suspect the compliments would apply to you also… 🙂
The Monks song is going through my head as I read this entry and smile.
Kathleen, your spirit is incredible. You inspire and amaze me.
I am so glad that our dear sister Jan brought you and Mike into our lives. You’re incredible and wonderful people.
Big hugs to all,
Jill
Know that song……I am “of a certain age”……..I guess you guys were a mobile pharmacy. Make sure “the boy” doesnt ever get into your “stash”….you know how he likes to do stupid stuff like that. I heard he was trying to out-barf you.
I’m glad that the ‘portable’ drugs give you the freedom to get out of town. I know getting up to Port Elgin was important to you. Glad that you got there. Hope to see you soon.