Seska, tons of house~ma for you and the Girl!

I'm not really sure what he's talking about with me being worried about my schedule now.

You met. You resolved things. A month later, something else reminded him that you were coming, and the voice in his head said, "oh, shit, was there something I was supposed to do that I dropped the ball on?"

amych is wise.

O_a, i heard a rumour that John Slauson was headed for Texas. Did Jeff lure him away as well?

One Couchsurfer is here.

The other one, traveling cell-phoneless who is sure he can find his way to my place without any problems, has yet to show. It's a bit of a walk, carrying equipment, from the bus stop to my place in this heat.

The last bus leaves Jerusalem in less than 40 minutes. Given that it is the hottest day recorded this summer, I went out twice trying to see if he's around.

I wondering just how dehydrate he'll show up.

Hospital question for those in the know - when I went to the ER after slicing my thumb open, they also gave me a tetanus booster since it had been over 10 years since my last one. I'm pretty sure it was a full DTaP booster, but given that pertussis is breaking out in ignorant yuppie communities like mine all over the country, I'd really like to be sure. Naturally I can't find the receipt from the ER or the insurance company statement to double-check, and the hospital's website is hopeless. If I call the main number, what department should I be asking for to get this information?

I also have a doctor's appointment coming up on Tuesday, and my OB is attached to the same hospital - would her office have access to those records?

[eta: Wow, for such an unusable website, their phone system is surprisingly helpful! Spoke with Medical Records who said my doctor can fax them a request if I don't want to come in person.]

Jess - your OB should be able to tell what they gave you if it's anything like my hospital/doctors. If not, I'd call and ask for medical records - they can probably access the record quicker than a medical department. If they can't tell, have them make a copy and send it to you.

Jessica, it's unlikely that the hospital would give the information out over the phone. You'd either have to go in to sign the waiver in person. Your better bet might be to call the OB's office and see if they need any permission from you to access the record.

Well, I found out what that email was about. A few days ago, my landlord, a retired professor, asked me what my teaching schedule was like. I said something like, "Not great -- I've got courses spread out all over the day, so I have to be there from 8 until 5:30 four days a week." And he took it upon himself to tell someone he knew who knows the head of the math department.

Oh good lord.