You're a sly one! (Remind me that at some point before she outgrows it, I need to film Matilda answering the question, "What does a sneaky person say?")
Also, hi! I feel like I never post anymore due to workday craziness and evening exhaustion. There are so many people I miss.
I don't know what to do with myself...David's had Matilda all day, and I'm sitting in a little coffeehouse poaching free internet off the bar across the street and
writing.
1,500 words today and still going. My brain hasn't been spinning like this, in a good way, since almost forever. It's lovely.
Plei may enjoy this, as may others: Atlas Shrugged updated for the financial crisis.
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HA! Oh, that was *painful* in its hilarity.
Wow. Quiet board.
I just got my ass kicked by an angry ER doctor who said that treating me as often as I felt I needed was tantamount to malpractice--building an addict. Fuck, I know it's a bad idea, but sticking through the pain is...well...painful.
I really need a new pain management regimen. Stat.
So what, his solution is for you to sit at home weeping with pain? WTF??? How is being an addict worse than living in constant, excruciating pain? God, that makes me so mad. I'm so sorry you're dealing with that on top of everything else, ita.
What Kristin said. I wish there were a better solution for you ita.
WTF, ita? I'm sorry you're having to deal with that sort of nonsense in addition to everything else.
his solution is for you to sit at home weeping with pain? WTF???
Hers, but yeah. They're building an addict she says. Know what? Right now I don't actually care about becoming an addict. Not right now. That can be undone--they already did that with the morphine and I got off it.
Hell, if they can find a non-narcotic non-addictive solution I'm all over it! I'm not stupid. But they haven't yet, so I spent this afternoon blubbering with tears in the ER instead.
