I thought they took photos of skin cancer-and measurements and stuff!

That's just it -- the doctor forgot to photograph it. I reminded my sister of some of the people we knew growing up who became doctors and then asked her why she put her trust in them. Since they'd already canceled all their classes for the day, I hear they've gone on a walk at Will Rogers SHP.

One of the librarians here has gone AWOL. I haven't seen him since this morning and since it's quite lovely outside right now I'm suspicious.

One of the librarians here has gone AWOL. I haven't seen him since this morning and since it's quite lovely outside right now I'm suspicious.

"Red alert, red alert: One of our staff is illicitly enjoying good weather and happiness! This is not a drill!"

Sparky, do you know what kind of skin cancer it is -- like basal cell, melanoma, etc.?

Leftover cornbread? How does this exist?

I know!!!

Tep - question for you. Does Percocet act as a blood thinner? I know ibuprofen or asprin do, but I do not know about the more intense drugs.

Cindy, I don't. It's not his first occurrence -- he's minus a few toes, and has had other spots removed. There does not seem to be any concern that it is life threatening, but it can't stay.

Does Percocet act as a blood thinner? I know ibuprofen or asprin do, but I do not know about the more intense drugs.

I don't think so. It's a completely different class of drug (opioid vs. NSAID).

How can Matilda be talking aready? It seems like she was born only a couple months ago. Buffista babies grow up too fast.

(opioid vs. NSAID).

That's what I'm thinking, but I don't want to make an error. I also don't want to be in the chair for 4 hours tonight without anything taking the edge off, so I'm checking out my options.

I'm pretty sure opioids don't do anything to blood. They affect pain receptors, whereas NSAIDS are anti-inflammatory and affect prostaglandins.

There will be pictures, right?