Jasdip, some of the sites describing the procedure including Urologic Surgeons of Washington say something about what he may have experienced = "Bruising, sometime very dramatic, that is in the xxx (I'm leaving this body part out, clearly you weren't photographing that or you'd be in trouble ;)) or tracks around the flank is extremely common, and rarely of any concern", I don't find where they describe why. Your hubby's almost looks like it has fingerprints along the bruise. My brother had a rough 2 or 3 days (after feeling on top of the world the next morning when he was released) in Feb....rough time with whatever the gas is that is used to inflate the abdomen. I wonder if it couldn't end up different places in different bodies...and all he could do was wait until it was dispersed, by his body absorbing and then exhaling it. Hope this isn't too much information, but he likened it to pain of bloated and constipated, when in fact he had to wait to breathe the gas out. The bruise, combined with not feeling as well as the day before, must have been frightening. I hope he's doing better today. You too ...

I thought I was in the Twilight Zone today too. I have a PC and a Mac on my desk at work but only one monitor. There is a button on my desk that toggles between the 2 computers. All of a sudden I was toggling back and forth every time I touched the keyboard!! I just thought the whole system had gone bonkers. I finally found the "button" under the keyboard so every time I touched the keyboard it was pushing the button. I felt really blonde. Linda

Thank you both for info. I'm excited to get my plants in the ground. Ilovemytrees, how long have you had your Declaration lilac and how big is it? the one I purchased is really tall and I'm wondering if it will be a HUGE lilac, which is ok with me. I'm just trying to figure out how far to space it from my other lilac - Beauty of Moscow. I'm trying to create a lilac hedge. Do you have a pic? I have to say that this was probably the most popular lilac at the lilac society plant sale. I was lucky to snag one!

I tried seed as well but although they sprouted easily they eventually died off. I bought these at Canadian Tire, believe it or not. The greenhouse that grew those is only a couple hrs drive away and sometimes grow plants that is not available anywhere else. I bought two of those, my sister bought one and a friend bought one. This is the only one surviving. The other plants died within a couple of years. This one is probablly between 10 to 15 yrs old. It has been moved three times and is doing well where it is now. It gets sun but also shaded a bit but this year we haven't had much hot weather and it has done great. It has too be moved because I am redoing my beds and I am conflicted because I don't want to lose it. What to do and where to move it!