Mal ,'Bushwhacked'
[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.
I am considering oatmeal, but it seems very far away.
The rice was microwavable. The oatmeal seemed hard.
I'm glad it won't take a big dental investment, Teppy.
smonster, it may just be the amount of physical work and disruption in eating through the move.
I have brown rice, but considering it came with the food that gave me food poisoning...
Man, everything I have hurts. Possibly from when I almost passed out in the shower last night. I need a manservant here to fix my oatmeal and to listen to my whining.
Aw, Dana, food poisoning is the WORST. And, Teppy, toothache is, oddly, also the worst. Here's wishing a healthier day to both of you.
Well, I'm leaving in a few minutes to go get the filling fixed, which should bring my issue to a close. Dana, I hope yours resolves soon, too. Food poisoning is lousy upon lousy.
That's the Welcome Back Kotter version of a neti pot?
But with a lot more water pressure.
My head is so stuffed up I can barely hear. The Kotter rubber-hose solution is actually sounding good.
Oh, ha. We celebrated it this weekend, but I have just remembered that today is my husband's birthday.
In my case, I can't imagine what the food could have been. Yesterday I had eaten a waffle, a peanut butter sandwich and an apple before it attacked me.
So, when I woke up this morning, my heat wasn't working. I told my landlord, who had their regular heat person come. Turns out a part of the furnace is broken. This would be an easy fix, except that the furnace was installed by the previous tenant, who was a plumber, and he's the only person in the area who has access to parts for that brand of furnace. So the landlords are trying to track him down.
I got home, and still no heat. The landlords are letting me borrow a space heater for now. (I'm going to turn it off when I go to bed -- my bedroom is warmer than the rest of the house, and I can put on some extra blankets, and I don't feel safe with a space heater at night.) They're calling the company that makes the furnace tomorrow, to find out where to find someone who can fix it.