So my jackass brother who couldn’t come to Toronto with us for three days in July to see our elderly aunts because he didn’t feel right leaving his crazy Russian wife on her own is now planning a 10 day visit out here (without her, as far as I know) followed by a back-to-back overseas work trip. Why must they be so fucking extra?
If the crazy Russian wife is left at home, I'd recommend saccharine concern for her wellbeing since it was such an issue last month, along with frequent reminders to check in with her whenever the subject of doing something fun and recreational is brought up.
The Maltese Sandwich
That does sound good. I might do basil instead of mint. Then again, I might need to try the mint just in case it really is just right
The tragedy of the sandwich shop on the next corner closing
Woes! I love places like that. And good coffee!
Classes start on Monday for Mac. He is only taking 2 classes, but he opted for classes spread out, so he goes in every day.
M,w,f class is 55 min
T, r class is 1 hr 20 min
We’re working out the 529 reimbursement process tonight.
Okay, please send all your cancer-begone vibes Tim's way this morning. Hopefully they'll be able to remove it all with today's surgery.
Sending all the vibes to Tim today.
Cancer-begone vibes to Tim.
Get-it-all ~ma Tim's way.
United Healthcare rant: They are "making" me pay $125 for 10mg and $50 for 5mg for a combined one month supply of Trintellix (which my doc prescribed instead of something more typical because of concerns about interactions with my various health issues) -- they wouldn't fill a 10mg Rx in the amount that would have me splitting the pills; had to get two separate Rxs. So, that's $175 per month in Rx copay or whatever it's called. With BCBS, it was $30 and they allowed the pill and a half method. Total money grab on UHC's part. Vultures.
Anyway -- due to the preauthorization hoops, I've been off of it for more than two weeks and, frankly, haven't noticed a difference. DH's company switched from UHC to Cigna as of September 1, so I'm not going to fill it, and I'm going to talk to my doctor about whether I need to be on anything right now, but... I don't even know how Cigna will treat it, but I'm just so effing mad -- because I know a minor issue for me is magnified a thousandfold for some people in much more dire medical and financial situations, and it's so maddening.
