When they say, "It could happen to anyone," they ain't kidding.Jebus. Life. You scary.
--Patrick
When they say, "It could happen to anyone," they ain't kidding.Jebus. Life. You scary.
Then don't resist.The "h" on my phone autofills halforums. So I usually type h + enter to go here. The h is right next to j. "J" autofills to my favorite pizza place's website where you can order online. That makes resisting temptation ...difficult.
FB and Instagram are how I get my "clients".One of my clients found me on Facebook and Instagram. :/
Ah, prostitution.FB and Instagram are how I get my "clients".
Well, if you do go on a rampage, be sure to wear a mask.Ever get so much free advice you want to go on a rampage?
Have you tried breathing exercises? I think they'll calm you down to the point where you'll realize the advice is exactly what you need.Ever get so much free advice you want to go on a rampage?
Math and good knives are my friends today. Recipe seems to have expanded just fine. 15lbs of roasted potatoes later, everything looks and tastes about right.I just agreed to make potato salad for 40 people for Saturday afternoon.
This was not smart. I don't know how to expand a recipe by 10x and have it still work!
*sigh*
I'll trade you. It's been 60-ish all last week but now we have a week or more of 80's to swelter through. Ugh.Oh my god, the temperature today went from being 80s/90s for the last two weeks to being 54. I am freezing. It's always amusing how 54 in spring is warm, but 54 in the fall might as well be below freezing.
I know exactly what that's like, well if I throw in a decimal point: 5.4 in spring is heavenly warm.Oh my god, the temperature today went from being 80s/90s for the last two weeks to being 54. I am freezing. It's always amusing how 54 in spring is warm, but 54 in the fall might as well be below freezing.
That's how I feel in winter here. It only gets down to the 60s at night, but you'd think it was cold enough to snow.Oh my god, the temperature today went from being 80s/90s for the last two weeks to being 54. I am freezing. It's always amusing how 54 in spring is warm, but 54 in the fall might as well be below freezing.
So what can you do with leftover potato salad?Math and good knives are my friends today. Recipe seems to have expanded just fine. 15lbs of roasted potatoes later, everything looks and tastes about right.
Biologic? RA?They gave me my new biologic in those god awful gun-pens rather than the pre-filled needles. The automatic pens are like little machine guns. They hurt! I told my new drug rep at least ten times yesterday that I wanted real needles and that I had in fact been trained in their use and have been using them at home over an extended period. My specialist wrote my prescription for needles, I asked for them yesterday many times and I open my box today and I have a month's worth of nasty little automatic gun-pens
I must be the only person that doesn't like the automatic ones or something?
The upside is that I am finally on a biologic again.
Isn't there an emergency vet in your area?Biologic? RA?
So the family dog got stung by a bee yesterday, and we discovered she's allergic. It happened about a half-hour after the last vet's office in the area closed for the day. Sigh...
It was terrifying. She puffed up, and we were afraid that her throat would close up. Some frantic internet research and a run to the drugstore later, we gave her Benedryl. She threw it up less than an hour later. At that point, though, we realized her throat was not going to close. Thank God. The poor thing couldn't sleep at all overnight, in between severe skin irritation and vomiting.
We got her to the vet this morning - the swelling had gone down a bit by this point. Got her antibiotics and a steroid. She's doing much better now.
But damn, why does every dog crisis happen when the vet is closed?
Yeah, but it's notoriously expensive to the point of extortion. Can't afford them.Isn't there an emergency vet in your area?
Not RA. I've had AS since about 15. I rejected my last biologic and had some really nasty side effects both related to the rejection and just in general when taking it. I'm sure that this sounds super vain, but I was really upset about what it was doing to my hair The super weird part is that when it came back, it came in really wavy/almost curly. I really hope that this new biologic leaves it alone because it's just started to get back to normal.Biologic? RA?
So the family dog got stung by a bee yesterday, and we discovered she's allergic. It happened about a half-hour after the last vet's office in the area closed for the day. Sigh...
It was terrifying. She puffed up, and we were afraid that her throat would close up. Some frantic internet research and a run to the drugstore later, we gave her Benedryl. She threw it up less than an hour later. At that point, though, we realized her throat was not going to close. Thank God. The poor thing couldn't sleep at all overnight, in between severe skin irritation and vomiting.
We got her to the vet this morning - the swelling had gone down a bit by this point. Got her antibiotics and a steroid. She's doing much better now.
But damn, why does every dog crisis happen when the vet is closed?
I've been on it a few times. We went to supper with friends once at The Keg while I was on it and they still tease me about it, 15 years later. I was a beast. I ate more in one sitting that I usually do in days. Then by the time we got home, I was panicking while I waited for @HCGLNS to unlock the door because I was starving again and worried that I wasn't going to eat again soon enough. It was disturbing.The dog's okay. Swelling is gone, and her appetite came back with a vengeance. Prednisone will do that. I know that one from experience.
Are you not to the point where you can make your own?Should have brought my own TP up North.
I'm pretty sure the "primitive technology" for wiping is just a bunch of these:Are you not to the point where you can make your own?
Has the primitive technology guy even tackled that one yet?