Willow ,'First Date'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
ACK. Which I will not get to watch until goodness knows when. There's a premier party here, but it's across the river.
But hey! I HAVE INTERNET BACK. So maybe I'll just watch Nikita on Netflix.
Possibly after I take half a Xanax. WTFF, body/brain? This is another time I could really use someone to snuggle me and pet my hair.
t long distance snuggling and hair-patting
smonster, do you have allergies? The pollen count is high here which is making me tired and therefore exacerbating my depression. I don't know if the pollen is high in your area or not.
I'm not allergic to pollen, but I think I am allergic to mold and mildew. So that could be a factor, too. I may need to invest in a dehumidifier at some point.
Dear Ann Romney: DCIS is not breast cancer. It is not invasive. It may a very early precursor to breast cancer. It has a near 100 percent survival rate.
Yes, the MS sucks, but as a person who has really faced breast cancer, I resent your playing that card.
I thought she had breast cancer. So is that a lie too?
Which I will not get to watch until goodness knows when.
We'll likely get it through Amazon tomorrow or the next day, and will invite you for the viewing!
Went out to a beer event, which was fun. I should probably blog.
She had a DCIS lesion and was treated either with a lumpectomy or radiation. The articles vary. Either of those options usually completely prevent recurrence. Because of the increased use of mammograms, doctors are finding more DCIS lesions and it's heavily over-treated. There's a current debate as to whether most types should be treated by watchful waiting, like some stages of prostate cancer.
The pollen count is high here which is making me tired and therefore exacerbating my depression.
Man, I've been exhausted for the past couple of weeks. Damned ragweed, I didn't even think about my allergies making me tired.
Okay, ready for fall now! Go away, pollen!
Man, I've been exhausted for the past couple of weeks. Damned ragweed, I didn't even think about my allergies making me tired.
It hit me all at once when we got back from Colorado. My allergies were non-existent there, but my asthma was much worse.