'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Apparently insurance has "approved" the neurostimulator trial.
That's a start!
I feel like I used to get calendars as gifts, but not for the last several years. Maybe I'll start giving them next year, in hopes of getting one!
In short, I need to buy a calendar, too.
That's a start!
I don't want one, though! I really really don't want one. But I feel like I'm up against a wall, and this is the only paddle within reach. So to, ah, speak.
Tom, that calendar is way cooler than I am. Well, at least cooler than my cube at work.
I have a calendar of the Mayhem guy.
I was bitching last year because my mother-in-law usually buys all the women in the family a nice weekly desk calendar, and she hadn't last year. And apparently it got back to her that we'd complained, so I got one this year, yay! Way to be ungrateful, I know, but she seemed tickled that we'd liked them and missed them. Anyway, today I have the task I enjoy of going through the year and penciling in all the things I know about in advance. I have lots of electronic ways to keep tabs too, but sometimes I just need to look at a piece of paper.
I keep meaning to post. I got a Hobbit cup at the theater when we saw Wreck It Ralph. Just a large promo cup with pictures if anyone wants.
Oh, Matt, that's terrible. I'm so sorry.
I don't want one, though! I really really don't want one. But I feel like I'm up against a wall, and this is the only paddle within reach.
Well, of course you don't have to get it. But if no one has any better ideas....? It's a trial before the Big Installation, right? That seems worth doing to me. From outside your body/life/self, obviously.
she seemed tickled that we'd liked them and missed them.
Sometimes it's hard to know what's a rut and what's a tradition, you know?
And Matt, I'm so sad for your family.
Matt, your family is in my thoughts.
Apparently insurance has "approved" the neurostimulator trial.
Hey, definitely a start. But I agree that i hate when you don't know how much things will cost. Or, say, when you are filling out your FSA paperwork, because work sent a handy "the deadline is 2/28!" email this morning, and the dentist info seems to be saying that you paid some random amount of $163.84, but still owe $350 or something, but maybe insurance will cover that, or maybe all but $20 or something?? Seriously weird. Luckily, with that and a couple of prescription receipts, I"ve covered the $250 I put in this year. Next year, I put in the max. And will immediately spend it.