When do I stop mentioning, though? I've not seen any mention anywhere of hair dyes being related to migraines, which is why I'd rely on them to mention it.

I have a million environmental factors, just like anyone else. I sift via stuff I've read about.

When do I stop mentioning, though?

When the pain stops, I'm afraid.

Every year I pack away the winter clothes without much care and every year when the chill returns, I'm stuck doing a ton of laundry. Fleece and thick layerings take up way too much room in the washer, dang it. I think I just started the 8th load of laundry.

A point. Part of me thinks given how long this situtation has gone on that you might sit down and make a list of every bit of your environment (to the extent that you know it) - home, work, Krav everything. List every chemical you are exposed to, anything no matter how absurd - just in case they can spot something.

I would be surprised to find a doctor who had time to go through such an exhaustive list from many of their patients.

Keeping a headache diary covers some of the same territory, and I know she's not going to read the whole thing. It's way long.

No, I'm going to put my trust in a couple specialists and keep an eye on mentions in the news. I don't think there's a point getting that granular with my environment when you consider all the things I'm sure to leave out anyway, due to ignorance.

Probably not. I just wish someone could solve this. Not near as badly as you do though.

Nicole, it's not allowed to be cold there until the end of October, at the earliest.

I managed to record two minutes of this week's House and 58 minutes of something else. Does anyone want to recap anything important for me?

Under 50.

New thread!

I went to a play last night by Joe Orton. There was, rest assured, lots of gay text and subtext. Also an orgasm on stage. Gotta love local queer theater.

This morning I went running; which would have been more fun if I hadn't had a beer after the play last night. Ouch. Our regular park in the hills was closed due to fire danger, though, so we had to do a different (much hotter and hillier) route. Ouch again.

Much -ma to your mother, SuziQ.

I hope everyone is doing well around here.

Nicole, it's not allowed to be cold there until the end of October, at the earliest.

Ha! Ha. Ha. Heh heh heh. If only, Lee. Now please excuse me while I go turn up the heat, would you?

I just wish someone could solve this. Not near as badly as you do though.

Ditto.

Heh, Lee said what I was going to say.

I should be doing laundry, too. Maybe in a while. I really must get dressed so I can go pick up prescriptions at the drugstore. Only, I'm sooo comfy sitting right here with my laptop.