Much, much health~ma to Drew, and also to Connie's sister. The only thing I experienced in the abdominal area was cured easily by Dicyclomine 3-4 times in my life, but the pain brought tears to my eyes. And I was lucky my dad had the same problem before, so I could take it after the first time (which I had to suck in, sadly). Since then, even though I didn't have this problem in 4 years (oh, stress induced pains. I hate thee), I still have few pills in my wallet, just in case.
"Maybe this time you'll feed me!"
Once again, I read it in Zoidberg's voice.
As for American food: it still confuses me. Mostly the "just add water to the powder!" already-made-food. Not to mention the deep fried ice cream, or all of the flavors of ice cream. As for myself, in a perfect world where I could give up coffee and chocolate, I'd do so. Actually, I'm thinking about giving up coffee for local tea. But chocolate... chocolate is why I'm not vegan, just vegetarian. I can't give up that.
plenty of chocolate is vegan, as long as you stick with the dark, dairy free stuff :)
I know. But unless it's for cooking and baking, I'm a milk-chocolate person, myself.
Right now, on my TV: someone chose for the first round of specialised questions on Mastermind the subject of BtVS! I knew I'll like her, just based on the pantyhose she was wearing.
Drew, lots of ~ma for your doctor's appointment. I hope they can figure out what's wrong and you're feeling better without a lot of stress or pain.
A student just emailed me, on the day that the homework is due, to ask for an extension, because he ordered the textbook online and it didn't arrive yet, and therefore he couldn't do the homework. Oh, hell no. There are around 2000 students on this campus taking this course, another several hundred in other courses that use the same textbook, and the book is on reserve in the library.
The internets ate his homework!
A student just emailed me, on the day that the homework is due, to ask for an extension, because he ordered the textbook online and it didn't arrive yet, and therefore he couldn't do the homework. Oh, hell no. There are around 2000 students on this campus taking this course, another several hundred in other courses that use the same textbook, and the book is on reserve in the library.
I used to wait until after I had gone to classes for a week to get my textbooks on the grounds that I wanted to see which ones I really needed before throwing money down. But I never let the profs know, and I for darn sure got any assignments in on time.
Mostly the "just add water to the powder!" already-made-food.
Technically, instant noodles are Japanese.
DH would save money by not buying a text book if he could get away with it. That never stopped him from completing assignments.
