OT: A little better today

Feeling a little better, at least mentally today. More jittery than panicked, which is just Fine By Me. Bob is at the office, so I'm by my own bad self, with Sophie the Wonder Dog napping at my feet. There are few bright spots that have made me laugh, and I wanted to share them.

----------------------

DD walks home from school (in theory), since it's only a half mile away. In practice, she gets picked up most of the time, since we don't want her walking in bad weather or in the dark. She'll also call us if she has a heavy pack that day, or just doesn't feel like walking. Tuesday, when we got home from the hospital, we had this message on the machine:

"Mama and Daddy. I have peer counseling this afternoon, then drama, and then a school council meeting at 6:30. There's no point in coming to get me between drama and the meeting, because it's only half an hour. But I will need a ride home at seven. Bring food. Or, because you're not home, I figure that you won't be here. So, I'll just walk home. In the dark. And the cold. In a bad neighborhood. All by myself. If I don't make it, I love you anyway."

At that point she couldn't maintain her pathetic tone, and the rest of message was of her laughing. Good thing, because we were laughing, too. (She got a ride, naturally)

---------------

Bob picked up my prescriptions today, before he went to the office. As is my habit, I looked each one up to see the side effects. One caught my eye -- the diuretic has a side effect of causing breast enlargement!

Oh yeah, like I need that.

Thank God I'm not a guy. There's a compication that would be tough to explain.

-------------

Thanks for all the support, you guys. As you can see, I'm made of rubber and am determined to bounce back. :-)

Kathy N-V

Reply to
Kathy N-V
Loading thread data ...

If you're rubber, then we're glue; guess that means we're stuck with you!!! Or how 'bout ON you? Sarajane

Sarajane's Polymer Clay Gallery

formatting link

Reply to
Sjpolyclay

Good for you! You know, I think your daughter is one special young lady. Apple doesn't fall far from the tree, does it?

I'm keeping those vibes coming, be strong.

-- Margie

formatting link
formatting link

Reply to
MargieK

So glad you are feeling better.

And tell DD that it could be worse. She could have to walk to school uphill (both ways) in the snow whilst fighting off rabid amoeba. :-)

Reply to
Barbara Forbes-Lyons

Looks like if that diuretic has that particular side effect in store for you you're going to need our support even more. Im sorry.. I couldnt help myself there... Its good to hear you more like your 'give em hell' self. Still, hugs and healing vibes being sent, Diana

"Kathy N-V" <

As is my

Reply to
Diana Curtis

Gasp, you had to do that too!?? Diana, still frostbit from those trudges thru waist deep snow to and from school...

Reply to
Diana Curtis

vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from Kathy N-V :

]"Mama and Daddy. I have peer counseling this afternoon, then drama, and then ]a school council meeting at 6:30. There's no point in coming to get me ]between drama and the meeting, because it's only half an hour. But I will ]need a ride home at seven. Bring food. Or, because you're not home, I ]figure that you won't be here. So, I'll just walk home. In the dark. And ]the cold. In a bad neighborhood. All by myself. If I don't make it, I love ]you anyway." ] ]At that point she couldn't maintain her pathetic tone

she's delightful! [which you know] Johnny used to leave me those kinds of messages. since he's somewhere around 6'2", they were even sillier.

]Thanks for all the support, you guys. As you can see, I'm made of rubber and ]am determined to bounce back. :-)

AMEN!

----------- @vicki [SnuggleWench] (Books)

formatting link
formatting link
's not what you take, when you leave this world behind you;it's what you leave behind you when you go. -- Randy Travis

Reply to
vj

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 15:49:11 -0500, Diana Curtis wrote (in message ):

I'm gonna have to give my hired midgets a pay increase for supporting the twins. eep. (For those that don't know, I'm rather "buxom." I could probably hide a bedspread in my cleavage)

Obligatory cleavage story: A couple of years ago, I had to wear a cardiac event monitor. Normally, such a thing is worn in a shirt pocket, but I don't ever wear shirts with pockets in the boobage area. So, I tucked the little modem part in my bra. Plenty of room, and no one would see the wires. Works for me.

What I didn't count on is that when I had a cardiac event, the stupid thing would start transmitting. We're in a restaurant, and all of a sudden, the obvious screeching tones of a modem start coming from my chest. Patrons all began looking around to see where the modem noise was coming from. not wanting to give anything away, I pretended to look around too.

After a minute or so, Bob realized where the noise was coming from and started snorting beverages out his nose. I told him to knock off the noise, I hope I threw the other patrons off.

Kathy N-V

Reply to
Kathy N-V

Rabid amoeba.... > ROFL!! :)

Reply to
Kandice Seeber

And I still don't know which was worse...the winter snow or the summer snow

Reply to
Barbara Forbes-Lyons

InspirePoint website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.