Went grocery shopping. Now broke again. But food is a good thing.
Did buy a can of Flex Seal at the "As Seen On TV" department. Impulse item. Never know when I'll want to waterproof a boat with a screen door bottom.
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Went grocery shopping. Now broke again. But food is a good thing.
Did buy a can of Flex Seal at the "As Seen On TV" department. Impulse item. Never know when I'll want to waterproof a boat with a screen door bottom.
Today I had proof that my future-looking temporal radar is still working. We received a Christmas card from someone I'd omitted to send one to, but theirs included a note saying that they'd moved to a new address. We received it just three hours before the final Christmas post collection, so were able to send a card to their new address. Had I not overlooked them in the first place the card would have gone to the wrong place anyway and even if forwarded might not have got to them by Christmas. It was pure oversight, not consciously intentional, on my part. How's that for subconscious forward planning then?
Mens Temporum isn't just fiction folks! May the postal force be with you this Christmas.
I had the plague yesterday. I am doing better now, but dayum, I couldn't even cook. I was supposed to have lunch with an acquaintance today but cancelled because of the plague and, while I'm better, I'm not normal so I'm glad of the cancellation.
Tomorrow my youngest officially achieves adulthood.
Been to see younger daughter in Bath, car fire on the M4 on the way down, lorry fire on the M25 on the way back, and horrid drizzle and rain. Nasty driving, lots of not moving, still must have been worse for the people whose vehicles caught fire, there's always someone worse off than yourself :)
Unlucky, that will be a rare gender crossing manplague. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by astroannie
Hope you are fully back to normal soon.
Are you implying that they haven't achieved it yet in practice then?Quote:
Originally Posted by astroannie
Holy crap, you mean like the plague?! D: Glad you're doing better.Quote:
Originally Posted by astroannie
Sucky to be honest...
Have had to start whistle blowing on my manager due to me now feeling unsafe at work due to his actions and the actions of his wife who is not a paid member of staff, has no insurance and is given the power to boss paid employees around just because her husband is the general manager, which has led to many problems being created until it has now become too much, I enjoy the job but the management have not got a clue sometimes....grrrrr, so annoyed it is unreal.
No, it was a plague, not the plague. But yeah, unpleasant.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Green Shield
Old age getting to me. A bit over a month ago, found some ulcers in the skin of my lower leg. Went to the ER and they admitted me with a treatment of massive antibiotic. Sent me home without a lot of guidance but lots of pills, including oxycodone - which I hate taking. Finally got a referral to a couple of weird clinics, made appointment, and went. Bunch of hocus poocus. Then, had a routine appointment with my Dermatologist who instantly diagnosed the problem and went right to work treating it. Wrapped both legs in bandages covering all sorts of goo to help cure it.
Most uncomfortable stuff ever. Couldn't get a bit of sleep. In addition, my blood sugar went nuts and I kept waking up in the middle of the night with hypoglycemia.
Anyhow, went back to the skin doc today and they removed the bandages. One side good enough to skip them and the other side much approved. Got the bandages back on but loose enough so I can sleep.
With all that out of the way, just maybe I can get back to writing again.
Merry Christmas to all!