My love for all of you continues to grow by leaps and bounds. I slept, albeit badly. Today is slightly better than yesterday, though that's subject to change.
Erin, my DH has a VSD. He has a patch on his heart, but he's proof that kids survive it and even thrive. He was healthy enough to play professional hockey. Let's not talk about now though. He needs to lose some weight because he's beyond the weight limit of the patch, and because he's a pilot, the FAA freaks out about this kind of stuff. Instead of a flight physical every two years, he needs to have one that pays extra special attention to his heart every year. Honestly, I'm OK with that.
Much ~ma to everyone who needs it. There are too many disturbances in the universe at the moment.
That's good to hear, Ouise!
Connie, I would have been surprised if at least some of the network didn't air it, they've been all over from the beginning. I, myself, want a holiday. I don't really care that much, but if Britain gets the day off, I think we should to. He's just as much our titular future head of state as theirs
Just found out NBC will be airing the Royal Wedding live! Yay! Boo for probably stupid announcers, but I'll be in the living room at 4 AM that Friday, with snacks and a big-screen TV.
Man, I won't even get up at 4am to watch a comet.
I watched his folks get hitched at an obscene hour, I can do it for him--though that was when I was in the Eastern time zone, not the Mountain time zone.
edit: I wish there was a Tom & Lorenzo watch n post.
My friend who visited from Canada last week will be going to London to cover the wedding. He's a little beside himself. As is his (travelling with him) boyfriend.
(We were silly enough to choose a wedding blog site with a countdown on it.
Ha! We had one of those. So stressy making! (But it all worked out okay and we had a great time and got married which I'm sure is what will happen for you guys!)
Man, I won't even get up at 4am to watch a comet.
that is the beauty of tivo.
I'll be awake and bedecked with tiara. I'm hoping most of it will happen before I have to go to work.
Aims, I've been editing an article that keeps referring to a method to test patients' movements by its acronym, and every time I think of you: the Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS).
You're in my job!
