Oh Anne, that suck. I hate that feeling.
But YAY for the GlamBaby, and for PC's car issue working out. I still have a dent in my passenger side door because I didn't realize it happened until forever later...since I never go on that side, I have no idea when it happened!
{{{Anne}}}
I really need to find something better for my ankle. I can't keep having nights like this.
I'm pretty sure this means no rollerblading in Maine. Maine is the best place for rollerblading -- the neighborhood where we stay has almost no traffic, and the streets were only paved recently and are still really smooth. Put on wheels, and I can go zoom.
I think my shoulder is almost better enough for me to try trapeze again, though. So I can fly, even if I can't go zoom. Maybe. I'll try kayaking first, and if my shoulder survives that, then I'll try trapeze.
Oh Anne. You have all my sympathy.
Yay GlamBaby!
Packing for NYC. Oh God, packing. The weather is supposed to be in the 80s
with thunderstorms.
Do not want.
I just somehow managed to hiccup while inhaling and nearly choked. That was an interesting feeling. I don't recommend it.
I am filled with GlamBaby glee!
That's great news, GC. I'm a big fan of healthy ultrasounds.
{{{Anne}}} I hope things improve. I really do.
That is a relief, P-C. Glad to hear he took responsibility.
You know, I was thinking about the fact that I was so surprised and relieved and grateful that he took responsibility and made no excuses at all...and it sort of annoyed me because, what the hell, that's what I
should
expect! It's what you're
supposed
to do if you're a decent person!
I'm sorry, anne. I hope things start easing for you soon.
Well, I'm off to Michigan this afternoon. Tomorrow we'll have Dad's interment and then we'll spend the weekend on Lake Huron.
Thanks for the hugs, all. I did wake up for a bit in the middle of the night, but I'm feeling reasonably rested. If all goes well, I may be able to get enough done today that the sense of immediate pressure is lifted somewhat.
I just wish I had the wherewithal to work more than 10 hours a day for a few days in a row.