Neesy
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Very nice! You look just fine - she sounds like a gracious woman and quite patient with all - glad you got the chance to see her!
What Did You Do Today? What are you doing today?
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Don't forget to take those all important bathroom breaks so everyone can get out and stretch their legs 
We just stopped and ate and now we will continue driving. It's boring to sit in a car so I finally get some time to stop by and post here on MB. It's much colder and much more snow here in South Finland.
Taking care of my sick kid and of course reading the missing . great book from an author I have never heard of, Chris mooney. it's the first book in the series ( Darby Mccormick 1). gets u hooked right from 1st chapter. on chapter 9 now. detective/suspense/mystery. best way to describe the writing would be if John Grisham wrote a jack reached book. thrilling but with more drama worked in. funny thing is in b the beginning a girl is scared at home at night and blames it on reading carrie by that damn Stephen King. I laughed pretty good at that one. not bc it was a joke bc it wasn't but bc I'm reading a book and author I've never heard of and king pops up in beginning . oops, kid just puked on floor have to clean up after I finish a couple of more chapters . just kidding.
Sitting in the ER with The Man, waiting for him to be seen. Trimming tree and a branch came down on his head. He has a piece of wood lodged right above his left eyebrow. When he touched it you can see it wiggling right next to the inner corner of his eye. Fun times. InstaCare wouldn't even touch it. So here we sit. Hoping for an x-ray instead of a CT scan - bit less expensive.
Holding you and The Man in positives. May it be a quick and painless resolve. Prayers. Please let us know how things go.
Oh, no! I was going to complain a little about my day, but can't say a thing now. I hope it all turns out okay, skimom2.
...good thoughts and hopes hun...they are being extra cautious because of where it is....
Hope it all turns out ok. Healing vibes being sent and prayers being said.
Oh my lord! I hope he's okay. Please let us know.
Finished clearing the area for the new flowerbed while listening to some great Celtic music and blues.
Hope he's okay Autumn. Let us know as soon as you can.
Nasty stick/thick splinter--about 2" long--but the doc was able to pull it out without major mess. Irrigated it well, dressed the wound, and prescribed antibiotics. $250 ER copay this close to Christmas isn't a joy, but it's good to have it taken care of I wish I would have taken a picture before they pulled it out--it looked weird--but I took one right after. Unfortunately, it's coming out HUGE here--lol. If I can figure out how to make it smaller, I'll post it.
I wish I would have taken a picture before they pulled it out--it looked weird--but I took one right after. Unfortunately, it's coming out HUGE here--lol. If I can figure out how to make it smaller, I'll post it.
Glad to hear it turned out ok. ER must see some strange things.
You will laugh about it one day, hopefully.
You will laugh about it one day, hopefully.
That is good that it is all taken care of, skimom.
We were laughing about it at the hospital! The doc was sort of a curmudgeon (not really surprising in an ER), but the nurses and helper guy (not sure what they're called) thought we were funny. After almost 30 years together we can find the humor in just about anything
The best was the intake nurse: she was going through the standard questions (name, addy, birthdate, height, etc), clearly trying not to stare at the stick poking out of Mark's forehead. She asked him his weight, then couldn't resist asking, "Does it hurt?" Mark deadpans, "Being fat?" (he's not really--just dad-plump, as my girls say) I've never seen a nurse laugh so hard! We were laughing, too She twice came to find us back in the rooms, just to check on how Mark was doing and to snort laugh a little more. I think he made a new friend
thankful all ok. May the healing be quick.Nasty stick/thick splinter--about 2" long--but the doc was able to pull it out without major mess. Irrigated it well, dressed the wound, and prescribed antibiotics. $250 ER copay this close to Christmas isn't a joy, but it's good to have it taken care of
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