Cravings I can see, as there's now a physical part of that other person inside the recipient and you'd expect maybe the interaction with foreign genetics to change tastes and the like. But purely mental changes when it's not brain tissue at issue is pretty freaky.
'The Girl in Question'
Natter 66: Get Your Kicks.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I love my PCP doctor now, too. I called her this morning to have her write up my Letter of Support and put it in my file, and she did it within three hours after my phone call! Now the liaison can get the insurance approval procedure started.
Bought another writing book, this one specifically on sentence structure. Her chapter on punctuation was essentially "Semi-colons have a use in sentences, especially with lists, but I think they're ugly and think that a sentence should be split into two instead of being joined with a semi-colon. To me, using a semi-colon is just showing off that you know how to use that particular punctuation mark and that you don't care about the esthetics of a sentence and being as clear as possible to the reader." She's a big fan of short sentences.
I thought of my Buffistas and how you would make her cry.
There is a NYT op-ed that is making me seethe today. I can't imagine what Lily Ledbetter must be feeling.
Which one, Sparky? I could do with a good seething.
"Semi-colons have a use in sentences, especially with lists, but I think they're ugly and think that a sentence should be split into two instead of being joined with a semi-colon. To me, using a semi-colon is just showing off that you know how to use that particular punctuation mark and that you don't care about the esthetics of a sentence and being as clear as possible to the reader."
Now I want to send her an email with as many semi-colons as possible.
I'm not sure what that means in this context, but it sounds good.
The doctors and nurses swear my pain management doctors have created a pain contract for me in the ER, and that they must follow that to the letter. No such thing ever happened, because my pain management doctors refuse to prescribe me any sort of medication (don't ask, I can't answer). But when a doctor/nurse is feeling balky, they cite some magic document. My migraine specialist has finally found this document, and I hope he can exercise some degree of control over it. I can't bargain on cool nurses like last week.
If I hadn't had such a decent ER experience Sunday morning, there's no way I could work after two nights of such poor sleep. My head is killing. I just really need to drag myself through every day this week.
I really am the whiniest sick person ever.
OOOH, a challenge!
I join your seethe, Sparky. Equal pay for equal work - how hard is that to understand?