The kids are adorable, Lisa.
bon bon, did you make it to Urgent Care/ a doctor?
Will do, Emily.
So if I took my car in for something else and happened to mention that the pre-warning light for the oil had gone off once last week so could they please check the oil, and it turned into them keeping my car over night, and having to replace the oil level monitor and reset other things, I shouldn't worry about the whole engine falling out or exploding because there hasn't been any oil in it, should I?
eta: Just let me know, Suzi.
I roll my eyes at my city. AGAIN. [link]
and going to my friend's 30th b'day party (theme = the Great Depression
Oh, that's cute! But having recently turned 30, I think that's also a little TOO depressing.
I threw Joe a "funeral" when he turned 30. Crepe wreath on the door, me in widow's weaves, the mirrors covered, everything draped in black. We even "eulogized" him by way of roasting.
Geee, and my 40th is just around the corner.
Where is my Geritol?
bon bon, did you make it to Urgent Care/ a doctor?
I did not go. But my foot is feeling better.
From the shit I didn't say file:
Dude, just deal with the fact that the federal court in Los Angeles isn't updating its system as quickly as you want it to. Or don't, I don't really care. Either way, stop calling me every 20 minutes.
eta: I'm glad you are feeling better, at least.
So if I took my car in for something else and happened to mention that the pre-warning light for the oil had gone off once last week so could they please check the oil, and it turned into them keeping my car over night, and having to replace the oil level monitor and reset other things, I shouldn't worry about the whole engine falling out or exploding because there hasn't been any oil in it, should I?
The odds of it losing lots of oil during the period the oil level monitor was bad is very small. It would have to be leaving puddles of oil everywhere and smoking up a storm....
Back in the olden days, there was no oil level monitors - you had to go and open up the hood and look at the oil level on something we whimsically called a "dip stick." Most people did not check the oil level very often, and that was fine as long as the engine hadn't taken a sudden turn for the worse since the last check....
