Boring Stuff About My Life

[moemac59 192]

I'm waiting for FEDEX to deliver a light fixture. Apparently it has been in transit since 4 am this morning.

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

The new soundtrack to my life - the NCSC hold elevator music

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

I had to teach the tiny child who masquerades as my underling how to make a self-addressed envelope this morning. I didn't know how to respond at first.

He did get me coffee however.

[IndigoSkies 168]

and i thought my day sucked.

ive been depressed for a few days and got in my car and radio wouldnt turn on

i just lost it and cried

my kohls charge is in consolidation =X

There! There! Things will get better.

[Calypso 464]

I had chicken kebab plate (with hummus, pita, salad, and rice), rotisserie chicken leg, and baklava delivered for lunch. I'd start worrying about my weight if I'd cross 120 lbs. and the swimming pool wouldn't be ready.

[VanessaTony 3,567]

I saw my colleagues boobs today when she showed me her surgical scars. Scars should heal well, nice work.

[The Mean Lady 604]

I saw my colleagues boobs today when she showed me her surgical scars. Scars should heal well, nice work.

####### job?

my insurance recently denied mine.

bastards.

ive had a sharp headache for 2+ weeks now.

in the back of my mind i think its a brain tumor.

because im paranoid like that.

however im in canada till march so cant see a doctor.

if it something serious, i will be happy to make insurance pay for brain surgery instead.

karma. shoulda approved the ####### job.

[VanessaTony 3,567]

####### job?

my insurance recently denied mine.

bastards.

ive had a sharp headache for 2+ weeks now.

in the back of my mind i think its a brain tumor.

because im paranoid like that.

however im in canada till march so cant see a doctor.

if it something serious, i will be happy to make insurance pay for brain surgery instead.

karma. shoulda approved the ####### job.

Nah she had 2 large cysts removed. Ouchies ouchies.

[The Mean Lady 604]

Nah she had 2 large cysts removed. Ouchies ouchies.

holy #######!

when you said this it made me think of the very painful cyst ive had in my armpit for four years now

I DID NOT REALIZE AT SOME POINT IT DISAPPEARED!

this is like some kind of miracle!

i stopped taking my bc a month ago.

i wonder if that had anything to do w it.

im speechless right now!

oh but now i just remembered i have a suspicious area in my ####### that i have to get re-mammied in june lol

forgot about that.

[VanessaTony 3,567]

holy #######!

when you said this it made me think of the very painful cyst ive had in my armpit for four years now

I DID NOT REALIZE AT SOME POINT IT DISAPPEARED!

this is like some kind of miracle!

i stopped taking my bc a month ago.

i wonder if that had anything to do w it.

im speechless right now!

oh but now i just remembered i have a suspicious area in my ####### that i have to get re-mammied in june lol

forgot about that.

She just thought it was mastitis so she ignored it. it got bigger and bigger and it was right around the ... sensitive area... so she was in a lot of pain. Doc said now that she's had a couple she'll probably have more. Something to do with hormones. Oh joy!

I need a mam. Scares the beejeebees out of me!

Yay for stopping BC. I'm looking forward to getting my rod out. I've had one for 3 1/2 years (well one for 3, one for 1/2 year) and I've gained weight AGAIN since this latest insertion. Hoping removal = supermodel. That's how it works right?!

[The Mean Lady 604]

i didnt even know i had a lump

my doctor had me do a base mammy since i was looking into surgery and hey found it

prob a good thing of course

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

i didnt even know i had a lump

my doctor had me do a base mammy since i was looking into surgery and hey found it

prob a good thing of course

Hope it is nothing serious!

My mother has got really bad cysts in her breasts, they seem to be linked to caffeine consumption.

When I first moved here they were renovating the apartment above us which was fine because we were out of the door by 6:30 am to get on the bus for school, but now that we are doing homeschooling and some of my class lectures are 1-4am Danish time, construction starting at 7 am is just cruel.

The husband says that it is ok in Denmark to be creating such ungodly levels of noise here even at 7 am, which I think is cute since you seem to be able to have wild parties all night long too. His job must also create early morning noise too. Ye gods, if they are renovating a whole 'nother apartment near ours again (whilst running the table saw right outside our door) and it takes a month, I am going to have a breakdown.

[The Mean Lady 604]

Hope it is nothing serious!

My mother has got really bad cysts in her breasts, they seem to be linked to caffeine consumption.

When I first moved here they were renovating the apartment above us which was fine because we were out of the door by 6:30 am to get on the bus for school, but now that we are doing homeschooling and some of my class lectures are 1-4am Danish time, construction starting at 7 am is just cruel.

The husband says that it is ok in Denmark to be creating such ungodly levels of noise here even at 7 am, which I think is cute since you seem to be able to have wild parties all night long too. His job must also create early morning noise too. Ye gods, if they are renovating a whole 'nother apartment near ours again (whilst running the table saw right outside our door) and it takes a month, I am going to have a breakdown.

The doctor was not too suspicious.

He said it's fairly common in someone my age.

If it's the same size in 6 months, then we go again in a year and if it's the same size then, then we stop worrying about it.

If it's not the same size in 6 months, then I guess I found a way for my insurance to pay for my ####### job.

At least there's one positive out of that outcome.

Like I mentioned earlier, I'm extremely paranoid and I've been convinced that I'm dying since I was like 18.

I believe that's what they refer to as hypochondria.

But no one takes me seriously so I've just learned to live with my pathetically painful life and suck it up.

I also wallow in self pity, can you tell?

I'm very whatever about my health.

If the doctor's don't care, then fine, I won't care.

And when I die, someone can sue them and tell them 'I told you so'

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

The doctor was not too suspicious.

He said it's fairly common in someone my age.

If it's the same size in 6 months, then we go again in a year and if it's the same size then, then we stop worrying about it.

If it's not the same size in 6 months, then I guess I found a way for my insurance to pay for my ####### job.

At least there's one positive out of that outcome.

Like I mentioned earlier, I'm extremely paranoid and I've been convinced that I'm dying since I was like 18.

I believe that's what they refer to as hypochondria.

But no one takes me seriously so I've just learned to live with my pathetically painful life and suck it up.

I also wallow in self pity, can you tell?

I'm very whatever about my health.

If the doctor's don't care, then fine, I won't care.

And when I die, someone can sue them and tell them 'I told you so'

I try and not be too paranoid, but I'm a little freaking out about my biopsy results that aren't in yet. I had my stitches out today and it is soo itchy!

I don't think I'm going to need a ####### job, but a nice lift after I'm all done having kiddos would not be such a bad thing.

You've got to get a doctor that takes you seriously! When I had Lyme my doctor wouldn't listen and just thought I was a hypochondriac. I literally couldn't cut my own food or even do simple arithmetic (slightly unsettling for a math major). I really was ready to die if things didn't change (constant pain that no medicine seemed able to cure, endless muscle tightness). I had to hunt down a doctor who would listen to me, lady saved my life and I've been fine ever since I finished my doxycycline.

[The Mean Lady 604]

I try and not be too paranoid, but I'm a little freaking out about my biopsy results that aren't in yet. I had my stitches out today and it is soo itchy!

I don't think I'm going to need a ####### job, but a nice lift after I'm all done having kiddos would not be such a bad thing.

You've got to get a doctor that takes you seriously! When I had Lyme my doctor wouldn't listen and just thought I was a hypochondriac. I literally couldn't cut my own food or even do simple arithmetic (slightly unsettling for a math major). I really was ready to die if things didn't change (constant pain that no medicine seemed able to cure, endless muscle tightness). I had to hunt down a doctor who would listen to me, lady saved my life and I've been fine ever since I finished my doxycycline.

####### lift = ####### job.

Otherwise what I need is not a ####### job.