Thanks, Kristin! It's good to be back.
How goes the grading?
Also, everyone should go post to my "informal poll": [link]
'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Thanks, Kristin! It's good to be back.
How goes the grading?
Also, everyone should go post to my "informal poll": [link]
Cindy is dead to me. I declare it publicly.Hey! I didn't even mock you for writing 'PUBICally' in your earlier post:
I recently switched from "pubically" to "publicly" because my students' dictionaries all spelled it the latter way. It bugs the heck out of me, but I'm trying to get used to it.
I...um...I did it on PURPOSE! To see if you were spell-checking!
Nora, I'm so glad that you found a solution! I've been having issues with Claritan D interfering with my sleep (the 24-hour extended relief just isn't working for me), so I think I'm going to have to go with the 12-hour...wait a second. When did this become all about me? Um. Nora, I'm so glad you've found a solution.
I'm on 300 mg right now. I mentioned the possibility of upping it to my doctor, but I haven't had 10 days of unrelenting gloom in a row, so she said she'd rather wait and see. We're holding on until spring when everything gets better.
Deena, I'm so sorry. I hope the sun comes out soon.
(Too bad I can't kidnap you out here to the sun!)
10 days of unrelenting gloom. Oy.
Nora, I'm so glad that you found a solution!
Yeah, crossing fingers that this works. I really don't want to have to switch to another class of anti-d's, because this is the only problem I'm having with it.
I could probably chart my gloom and anxiety and crap by looking at my emails to Tom throughout each day. They tend to pretty accurately reflect what I'm feeling. Man, that would be one depressing task though.
Is anyone else having trouble with gmail?
In what is an extremely annoying bit of timing, I am spending the last five days before my hysterectomy having my period. That means I get to try to finish up all the work I need to before I go away for three weeks and get to all my pre-op appointments while feeling crampy and emotional and headachy. Feh.
The upside is that I wil be really REALLY ready to say goodbye to my uterus.
I could probably chart my gloom and anxiety and crap by looking at my emails to Tom throughout each day. They tend to pretty accurately reflect what I'm feeling. Man, that would be one depressing task though.
Is there anyway you could have Tom do that task for you?