Buffy ,'Lessons'
[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.
That is insane. At least you've got the support of the alt-OB in how you're managing on your own, but still.
Yes, I left her a message that I did much better with the GD meds last night. We switched it from dinner to evening snack and I didn't have an anxiety attack when taking it. So, I didn't feel light headed or out of it, and it still did what it was supposed to to my blood sugar.
That's nice to hear, sj. Being any kind of sick while pregnant sucks.
Glad the interview went well, Hil! Wishing you much ~ma in getting rid of the cough from hell.
Congratulations, bonny! That award is well deserved and I continue to wish you new residence~ma. Much bad cess on your current landlord. Grrr.
I made dinner tonight, for the first time in ages! A very mild chili, which I was actually able to eat. TCG added hot sauce to it, as expected.
That sounds good, sj.
I've just signed up as a volunteer at a local farm tour. There are a bunch of farms in my area, and the hippie co-op organizes a tour of them every spring. My volunteering will be at one of the wineries. (It's a farm. They farm grapes.) On one hand, no baby goats. On the other hand, public indoor bathrooms and, well, wine.
It feels like some sort of social commentary that all the tobacco farms in NC (that aren't being turned into business "parks" or housing developments) are converting to wineries, and all the dairy farms in PNW seem to be converting to berry farms.
Just one more day of Passover.
Trying to teach through a Sudafed haze is not fun.
It feels like some sort of social commentary that all the tobacco farms in NC (that aren't being turned into business "parks" or housing developments) are converting to wineries, and all the dairy farms in PNW seem to be converting to berry farms.
Mmmmm, berries. Although it's odd that that seems more lucrative than dairy.
I just want this coughing to stop. It's been two months since I've been able to breathe normally, and nothing is working to make it stop, and I'm sick of it.
I think I'm going to ask my doctor about getting a nebulizer to use at home. It seems to help at least a little bit when I use it at her office, and I've got pretty good insurance until the end of the school year, so it's probably better to get one now than later.
Just looked up nebulizer prices, and they're actually not that expensive. I figured they'd be one of those things that cost a fortune because insurance companies usually pay for them.