The Ka-tet Cantina
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Good luck, morgan! All the best to you two!
Thank you very much and I hope you have a happy Monday as well!!
Memory:
Impressive! You remembered all of the photos! You most likely have what's called an "eidetic" memory. This means that you have a remarkable ability to recall images. You pay attention to detail, you notice the small things, and you have a gut intuition that kicks in when you've seen something more than once. You have a great analytic abilities and you're a natural born problem solver.
Impressive! You remembered all of the photos! You most likely have what's called an "eidetic" memory. This means that you have a remarkable ability to recall images. You pay attention to detail, you notice the small things, and you have a gut intuition that kicks in when you've seen something more than once. You have a great analytic abilities and you're a natural born problem solver.
Yep...I had that plan in place and I did go and see the doctor where I got my glasses, pretty blonde lady tends to me(oink! oink!
)...I'm wearing a sweatshirt that looked like it went through battle so when I see someone pleasant it makes my day...but she was wearing this maybe knee-length possibly wool, knitted anyway, sweater skirt thingy...had on these dark stockings...tights I guess? So while she was tending to my eye I was falling in love. Anyway, they took me right in...but...she looks through this high-tech scope and says yep I see it...explains what she is going to do...and...she uses the word "spud" something. My eyes bugged out when she said "spud" as a spud-bar in construction is something to rip up floors with...so, she was impressed. She says, wow! that was a beautiful thing! Your eyes bulged out just now! I'm going to put some numbing drops in your eyes and get the spud ready and then, nice, by the way, your eyes bulged out again...I'll say the word and then scoop it out...oooo, scoop works, as well! Course, by now I've lost all interest in how she's dressed, my love has died to little more than embers...and all I want is the thingy out of my eye. All is well and all manner of things are well. I can see clearly now...the...we or I think it was a small chunk of aluminum...it was shiny whatever it was and aluminum makes sense. I think I get 40-cents a pound for the extruded, salvage and stockpile it from windows/storms etc through the year and then turn it in late in the year, some rainy Monday like today.
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And a great new week too!!
My last week in the old apartment. Next week I live with boyfriend. Now I start to get little nervous, This is my first time I
live with man and share everything with another person. Oh at the the same time I am also excited. I can't wait until I move.
It's been very hard storms over the weekend and trees have fallen and other things flown around, finally the storm has calm down,
today it's been sunny but chilly.
This is gonna be a good week for me or at least I hope so.
Take care everyone and be well. Please stay safe.
Glad to see you too Srbo.
(((all in need or not)))
Remember to set the ground rules early, Jojo. All dirty laundry goes into the hamper and the TV remote is as much yours as it is his.......
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
Me too.
Impressive! You remembered all of the photos! You most likely have what's called an "eidetic" memory. This means that you have a remarkable ability to recall images. You pay attention to detail, you notice the small things, and you have a gut intuition that kicks in when you've seen something more than once. You have a great analytic abilities and you're a natural born problem solver.
Take care of yourself Flake. Take it easy. No triathlons for a couple of months
Remember to set the ground rules early, Jojo. All dirty laundry goes into the hamper and the TV remote is as much yours as it is his.......
Good Luck!
Believe it or not, but he like to keep his apartment clean, so I don't think we get laundry problem. And about the TV remote we'll see
maybe we like to watch same TV shows who knows and since he like UTD that problem are also solved. But thank you. Will let
you all know next week how it goes for us, when we live under the same roof.
I do, I do!Who gets it?
NAPS! NAPS! NAPS! EVERYBODY TAKE A NAP! Well I am gonna go take a nap. I don't know about you guys, but I am tired. The hubby and two dogs weren't very good at sharing the bed last night. LOL
Oh oh oh....I gets it.Who gets it?
Mrs. Shephard is 80 years old.
Your argument is invalid.
Your argument is invalid.
<<<<---- That gorgeous baby is now three years old.
*doting gramma mode on*
*doting gramma mode ....* who am I kidding? It's never off.
*doting gramma mode on*
*doting gramma mode ....* who am I kidding? It's never off.
<<<<---- That gorgeous baby is now three years old.
*doting gramma mode on*
*doting gramma mode ....* who am I kidding? It's never off.
She going to eat all that?
Hey there!
Your mind health score is:
99.9%
This is a lie. In fact, my mind is presently deeply out of balance, and I blame the American healtcare system. I was injured on the job at the beginning of July. (My back, once again reminding me that I'm not a youngster, and have heaped and piled enough abuse on this body to all but kill it, many times over.) Due to a series of events, I just got a claim number today, so I haven't seen a doctor since I've been back. And I was also given some bogus information from a billing person in one of the numerous doctor's offices I called, saying that I should not self-pay because they might just use that to deny the claim, and the worker's comp office would give me no answer on that without a damned claim number. Bureaucracy makes me want to scream.
Meanwhile, I've been stuck here in East Hell, with a serious vitamin sea deficiency. So I did what I usually do when I'm here, which is to spiral into a deep depression. I can't live like this.
The good news is that I now have that claim number, and can therefore go to the local urgent care clinic (I can't find a local doctor that will take worker's comp) and get some movement on getting better. And my boss says she'll take me back if I can get a conditional release (ie, no heavy lifting.) Which means that I could be on a boat by next week if all goes well.
Either way, this Kafkaesque situation at least looks to be improving a little.
Your mind health score is:
99.9%
This is a lie. In fact, my mind is presently deeply out of balance, and I blame the American healtcare system. I was injured on the job at the beginning of July. (My back, once again reminding me that I'm not a youngster, and have heaped and piled enough abuse on this body to all but kill it, many times over.) Due to a series of events, I just got a claim number today, so I haven't seen a doctor since I've been back. And I was also given some bogus information from a billing person in one of the numerous doctor's offices I called, saying that I should not self-pay because they might just use that to deny the claim, and the worker's comp office would give me no answer on that without a damned claim number. Bureaucracy makes me want to scream.
Meanwhile, I've been stuck here in East Hell, with a serious vitamin sea deficiency. So I did what I usually do when I'm here, which is to spiral into a deep depression. I can't live like this.
The good news is that I now have that claim number, and can therefore go to the local urgent care clinic (I can't find a local doctor that will take worker's comp) and get some movement on getting better. And my boss says she'll take me back if I can get a conditional release (ie, no heavy lifting.) Which means that I could be on a boat by next week if all goes well.
Either way, this Kafkaesque situation at least looks to be improving a little.
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