It DOES sound so bad. Sounds horrible from here. Glad you are home, and it is over.
Becki "In between the moon and you, the angels have a better view of the crumbling difference between wrong and right.." -- Counting Crows
On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 20:01:22 -0400, Kandice Seeber wrote (in message ):
Seconded. And a suggestion for the next time you're at Costco and feel like you need a rest. Most Costcos have lovely furniture. Find the most comfortable piece that is set up (a recliner, perhaps) and give it a prolonged "Quality Control" test. I've often napped a half hour in Costco while my mother and sister have to look at every stinkin item in the place. No one even notices you're sleeping, and if they do, they leave you alone.
BTW, you can do this in any good sized place with a furniture or lawn furniture department. I slept on a hammock for an hour in Wal-Mart while my sister tried on make up. I was refreshed and didn't have to kill her, while she was left alone to make her decision without someone "impatient and nasty" told her to get the damn foundation and lets get outta here.
Kathy N-V
On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 19:27:03 -0400, Dr. Sooz wrote (in message ):
You poor thing! I feel so sorry that you had to go through all of those rotten things in one day, and you are superwoman to have accomplished it all. Get all the rest you need, and here are some vanilla peeps I've been saving for you. (virtual stale peeps)
Honey, you did so well, but please don't endanger yourself again.
Love,
Your virtual Mama
Plenty on the way. I have been working out 4 times a week and feel just fine, so I have juice to spare.
But I remember from my undiagnosed arthritis days how horrible it is to have Life push you -that far- past your real physical limits. May this pass swiftly, and may you bask in the benefits of sound teeth and tires which won't go away even after you've recovered from all the icky parts of the day.
Deirdre
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