Hil I hope you can get relief. And it doesn't seem like whining.

That's it, Calli. I keep thinking, "Oh, I should make a note to tell him_____," Or, why aren't the playing cards in my bag? He'll want____.

So weird. And, it says something about the way the mind works. Every time I have graduated anything, it has taken a long time to get out of 'fill in the blank mode'.

I would not prioritize her schedule over your health in the future.

Ugh, totally. I would be so bitter and sullen if she pulled that crap.

Not showing up for an appointment with a professor is unacceptable. When I attended college the prof had office hours, and if you couldn't meet them at that time, you were pretty much out of luck. I hope you get some pain relief soon, Hil. Can you switch to a 24 hour pharmacy?

Day 2 of Whole30. I'm still alive.

Today would have been Hubby's 60th birthday. My SIL sent me a "Happy 60th birthday, Big Bro!" message, followed with a How are you? message. It's her loss, too, she lost her big brother, she knew him longer than I did, but would it be rude for me to wait a day or two so I don't say "Gutted and weeping, thanks, how are you?" And to not acknowledge the birthday when I do contact her?

Oh, Connie. What a hard day. I think you should do whatever feels right to you. No doubt she was trying to be kind, but you still get to react however you react. Put yourself first here.

Hair is done. One marvel shirt got dye on it. I'm not too upset it's one of my least favorites.

Now I'm wishing I didn't have such a plain wardrobe. But I can't run out and buy new things so I'll try and get creative with what I have.

Argh. A different student this morning made an appointment and then didn't show up. And I didn't have time to wait to get the prescription filled, so I figured I'd get it filled after work, but I was wrong about what time the pharmacy closed, and I had to stay late to grade midterms (which I should not have had to do, but that a whole other rant), so, no painkillers tonight, and my kneecap is just on the edge of dislocating itself. And, depending on how it's feeling tomorrow, that might make driving difficult, which means getting to the pharmacy will be difficult.

I really really hate these rules that say that controlled substances have to be paper prescriptions, rather than electronic. It makes everything so much more difficult.

Ugh. Pain brain fog sucks. Can't make words work.

Don't thik I'm safe to drive to pharmacy like this. And my car is under snow.