Xander ,'Same Time, Same Place'
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Place I used to work insisted on having their annual picnic on a Saturday. In the middle of the summer, when it's really, really, hot and humid. ALWAYS some place waaaay out of town. Wouldn't help those of us without cars get rides to the place. And they'd last almost all day.
I finally stopped going. Didn't make me look good to management, but I just got fed up with losing a day to that nonsense.
I've found it's hard to top Emeline (the name, though topping the kid will be difficult also). People compliment us a lot on it. I'm afraid that the next one will have a "boring" name.
Memorie is pretty, though it's not enough in my personal style family that I'd use it. (That style being, more or less, "Child wouldn't sound out of place as a character in one of my books." Which is also why I prefer Edmund Patrick or Edmund Arthur to Brendan Edmund. Brendan is a fine name, but it doesn't sound turn-of-the-19th century British enough!) It reminds me of friends of DH's who named their daughter Ever after a great-grandmother. We'd never heard of it, but then found an Ever who's probably a great-great aunt or something of mine in the cemetery where my dad is buried.
My great-grandmother was named Esther and called Stella. I kind of like that, though I also like Estie as a nickname. (It is very certain in my mind that my first daughter will be named Esther. If the child's father seriously objects to this, I'd possibly be willing to compromise to either Ella or Elizabeth, with Esther as the Hebrew name.)
Baby names! So much fun. TCG and I agreed on baby names ages ago when we first started dating.
I just spent three hours at the doctors office trying to get some relief for my stomach pain. Nothing serious seems to be wrong, but I didn't get any good answers or good drugs. I did get a new perscription for my adderall. I can't believe I have to physically pick up a new perscription from my doctor each month. So, of course, I've been without it for a while.
I did get a new perscription for my adderall. I can't believe I have to physically pick up a new perscription from my doctor each month.
It's because it's amphetamine, and having refills on it could lead you to selling your pharmaceutical-grade speed to high-school students.
No, that really IS the reasoning behind only prescribing one month at a time, and it's fucking ridiculous.
t /dates an ADDer
Aims, I think Emeline is the prettiest name I've ever heard, too. Goes well with the kid.
It's because it's amphetamine, and having refills on it could lead you to selling your pharmaceutical-grade speed to high-school students.
That's fucking ridiculous.
I could understand a restriction on prescriptions written to high-school students (because abuse of prescription drugs IS a fairly serious problem in schools these days), but dude, once you're over 18, the chances of your meds being sold on the schoolyard go WAY THE FUCK DOWN.
once you're over 18, the chances of your meds being sold on the schoolyard go WAY THE FUCK DOWN.
Right? I rant about it once a month, and *I'm* not even the one taking it.
Teppy, I understand the reasons, but I still find it aggravating. Plus, getting treated like a criminal by the pharmacist is so much fun. As long as I am only refilling it every 30 days and my doctor says I need it, I should just be able to go to the pharmacy and get what I need.