Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for June 03, 2014

I can identify with Arlo. But I’ve not had much at all today. If I don’t get enough I tend to get headaches, which can evolve into migraines. If I get enough, it’s an extra trip or two to the can. Come to think of it, the lack of quality sleep can also lead to migraines.

Lack of drinking water can lead to kidney stones or death

If Arlo is awake in the middle of the night, so in Janis. Well played, Sir!

Seems I can only go about 4 hours before I have to get up and chase the potty monkey away. Now I know why older people tend to fall asleep (nap) during the day.

At least he woke up on his own. My cat will walk up the bed and stand on my bladder.

Rolling stones avoided….

To quote M*A*S*H: “Better to hold the phone than get a stone”

Swig a glassa water before bed, get up at 4AM, take thyroid and plavix pills with a big glassa water, go back ta bed. There. My 7AM alarm is now set and I don’t even own a alarm clock!

Arlo, it’s not just the increased water consumption. It’s also the reduced bladder size due to the enlarged prostate. Trust me; I know of what I speak.

I don’t have no prostate, but both sides of my family were “get-up-at-nighters.” I have to take Probenecid, or I get a flareup of a weird undiagnosed gouty condition (that my dad apparently had). The medicine helps me get up two or more times per night, not counting get-up time. My dad had kidney stones pretty bad and had a kidney out. One of my daughters has stones, too, but thank goodness not me.

I used to think labor pains were the worst, (migraines excepted) then I had a gallstone issue and had to gave it removed. :-b Ouch!

Have not give. Still can’t alter or delete on my IPad.

She’s not drinking as much water as she needs if she’s not getting up too!

No, not none!

Can you say “piss hard on”/