Faith ,'End of Days'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
This is a nice way of saying that we hit the hockey traffic coming and going and when I'm foiled from using my limited repertoire of downtown routes, I end up wandering aimlessly until I get my bearings.
Hey, you showed me some of Cabbagetown and the Underground, too. I had had no idea Atlanta had an underground history. (Or mills, for that matter.)
Omnis: [link]
Lou is having a rough day, and not eating (which is bad, because painkillers are mixed in his food).
We're taking him to the vet tomorrow, trying to see if we can do something about the edema, hoping that will make it easier on him. The treatment so far is pretty good, and until now he was himself again. However, the tumor obviously grew, though not expended to the other side of his skull (as much as we can tell without another CT scan). My dog is a strong and stubborn one, so if the tumor will be a little less violent we still have a chance of extra few weeks/months with him.
And I found out that denial can work sometimes. It may sound harsh, but I need to take time offs from constant worrying about him from time to time. Or else, I don't sleep, and everything hurts, and I'm crying in public, which is never good.
Is there a Sears Outlet [link] within reasonable distance, omnis?
Erin, you look lovely and you both look so happy! *sniffle*
Erin, the pictures look fab! Congrats, again.
she returned Lewis (apparently they're not supposed to read "British English"
What?!
Wishing Lou painlessness, Shir. It's definitely no bad thing to have time when you don't worry about him. You have to look after yourself too.
Why is activism so head-banging-against-brick-wall-inducing? People and politics. Frustrating things.
re: Emmett's mom
Spinal fusions aren't too bad, in the world of surgery. She'll probably have a scar on her throat, and there will be a brace to keep her head and neck still.
Here's hoping her spine is far more co-operative than Hubby's.
Thanks, Connie. I hope it's very straightforward.
Best wishes for EM. Quick recovery and a pain free life.
Erin, you and Dan look so very happy. And you a beautiful bride. I think we need more pictures!
May EM's surgery be successful!