Medical Updates: Fear Not

Let me first say that I am okay. I repeat: Okay.

Yesterday, after having Can #2, it was reported that Ray Halliday was feeling somewhat tired, worn down, and in the middle of the afternoon. He said he thought he might need a nap, which is not unusual for him. Still, after having that sandwich, it was a point of concern. Halliday said that it was most likely due to some new job stress, and also the fact that he was forced to take an early retirement from love. Not to worry, somehow he rallied, and the nap was skipped.

Today, he was seen running through the panhandle. He would like to thank all the tunablog fans, especially the elementary school kids, who have been lining up along his route to cheer him on. Also: more good news, two more pounds down since last month. And, according to his doctor: blood pressure is way down....way down, People...

Also, that early report of pain and tingling in his hands had a very logical explanation and it had nothing to do with Chicken of the Sea.

In other words, he's okay. Thanks for all the cards and letters.

Next week: How will a wicked-busy schedule affect eating tuna fish? Tune in!

Seen in Good Health and Even Better Company!

Ray Halliday was seen, and this picture is the proof, last night 10/15/09, in good health, not complaining, eating Chinese food, drinking beer, chuckling at times, and listening to some very nice clarinet music.

He was still having some tingling and aching in his hands, but it did not deter his good, good time.

He might've even connected up with a job. A JOB! Let the Chicken of the Sea people know!

One Broken Man, 12 Cans of Questionable Tuna

Greetings,

My name is Ray Halliday.

Recently, I was given (gifted) twelve cans of (from the label) the best tuna: Chicken of the Sea, SOLID WHITE TUNA, Albacore in Water. This tuna, although, I'm sure, delicious, is slightly past it's best by date of August 2009.

This blog will be a testament to my endeavor to eat these twelve cans of tuna.

Good luck to me.