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Good thoughts, Kristin! Hopefully it's a fantastic fit all around and they beg you to come teach there.
I wish I could be helpful there. Really, you have no idea.
Me too. The only thing better would be helping friends polish off booze *and* string cheese.
Vacuum-packed gnocchi is nowhere near as good as frozen gnocchi. However, my stomach seems to have settled down some.
Lots of good thoughts, Kristin. Hope it works out for you.
Thanks, all.
In less good news, I just took Zoe to the vet because she was limping. She's torn her back leg ligament. If we choose surgery, it would be thousands of dollars. Don't know yet if we will need to. She's on rest and low food for the next two weeks. If she doesn't improve, we need to look at surgery.
I must have a major financial karma debt to pay, is all I'm saying. I want to cry.
Pix, what are the alternatives to surgery? Can she get a cast on? Do ligaments heal themselves? I am stupid about this stuff.
If it's torn completely, no treatment but surgery will work, and because she's overweight she runs the risk of tearing the other ligament. There are support braces, so I can look into that. If it's only partially torn, it should heal to some extent, though she'll never walk normally again.
Poor Zoe! (And poor Pix) Vibing hard that medical treatment works.
Byron will enjoy the company of goofy walkers!
But seriously, I am sorry to hear this! Poor Zoe and poor you.
Oh Kristin, that's such a bad bunch of news. I'm sorry.
Oh Kristin, I am so sorry!! Poor Zoe and poor you!!
Oh no, Kristin, poor you and poor Zoe! Lots of ~ma that it can be resolved without surgery.