Take Ordinary Caution
As pallbearer for my friend Larry,
I heard these deaths were ordinary
and if a fellow wished to parry
his own demise, he should be wary
of our town apothecary.
For each he saves, there’s one they bury.
That is why I’m sorta wary,
and why I find his sign so scary
and ironically cautionary
when I read it’s “Cash and Carry.”
The prompt word today was ordinary.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Excellent. You had fun. 😀
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Clever..made me smile..ps I can’t take Lisinopril. It makes me have a hacking cough.
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Me, too, with the Lisinopril. I stopped taking it months ago. I have bought so many meds I can’t take in the past six months. My present ones have me so swollen with leg cramps all night long. Just can’t get the right mix. It’s the pits.
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I have restless leg, which most medications make worse. No rest for the wicked I guess.
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I think it’s interesting that they convicted the drug company that was functionally a racket, but refused to consider him responsible for the deaths. Interesting computation by the jury!
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