Brenda, they didn't. They left it on our voicemail. I didn't answer the phone.
'Conviction (1)'
Spike's Bitches 42: Which question do you want me to answer first?
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Ah, that's a little better then. Sorry he didn't get it, that's always so hard.
I'm wondering if I'm being spied on. After complaining last night about just wanting a whiteboard, a maintenance man and my VP just left my room after measuring for a new whiteboard.
Ummm.... man, I really wish they'd build an actual auditorium so we don't have to perform in a gym with no stage or backstage. Boy, an auditorium would be so helpful.
(think that'll work?)
She's still not ready to tell her family; however, my love andacceptance of her has gone a long way in helping her love and accept herself. Oh! and she adores the nickname "baby dyke diver".
Good for her!
Dan Savage had a column not long ago where he advocated not telling hostile parents until you were out from under their roof. It made a lot of sense. Basically, "Its good to live an honest life. You can do that in two years when the result won't be daily torment. Then you can let your parents come to their acceptance on their own time." I think its worth considering.
So, the prognosis is not good. She made some minor improvements in the night - her fever went down slightly, as did her heart rate. Both are still high. They still think she may have had a stroke. Right now, her kidneys are the only thing working right. As long as they hold up, they have hope that she'll pull through, though what state her liver is in now is questionable.
But if one more organ fails, the outlook is pretty bleak. Her mother is flying in tomorrow. I told her mother that anybody and everybody in her family that can come out, should.
Oh honey. I am so sorry. You are in my every thought today.
Holding you both very close in my thoughts. I can't imagine how hard this is for you--or, I can, just barely, and it's breaking my heart for you.
Oh, Sean, how difficult for you. Having been through this with my dad, all I can do is urge you to make sure you take care of yourself during this. Simple things like eating healthy food and going for walks and watching DVDs of a favorite show or two. Let friends take care of you. I wish you and S strength.
Sean, I am so sorry. You and S are in my thoughts.
{{{{{Sean}}}}} I'm so sorry.