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Studpuffin wrote:

Okay, what is the best Ben and Jerry's flavor?

My vote: Cherry Garcia
Close second: Americone Dreams

I'll have to check those out. Thanks for the heads up.

More rocky road right now though.


Just popping in to say "Hi" to everyone. Sorry for being so quiet; I've been having a horrible month (apparently most of you all are having it rough too).

Take care all. I'm going to crawl under a rock and maybe wait till April gets here. :)


Shadowspectre wrote:
shadowing


Ambrosia Slaad wrote:

Just popping in to say "Hi" to everyone. Sorry for being so quiet; I've been having a horrible month (apparently most of you all are having it rough too).

Take care all. I'm going to crawl under a rock and maybe wait till April gets here. :)

*sends ambrosia a hug*

Hope you feel better soon.

As for myself my late dad's birthday was today. I bought him a birthday card at the supermarket and the next time I visit his grave marker, I'm gonna leave it there for him. It's been two years since he died and I miss him very much.

On the flip side in April I am going to California with my mom and nephew/godson. So there is that to look forward to.


Ugh. Lots of misery. Sympathies.

Breaking news -

PB 1, Mouse 0

Back to bed.


Emperor7 wrote:

Ugh. Lots of misery. Sympathies.

Breaking news -

PB 1, Mouse 0

Back to bed.

Sounds like mouses are having a sucky week as well.


Missing all the fun/flirting/amgst and all around nuttiness post


bookmark.


bookmark

The Exchange

Mornin' Ralph.

~Shuffles away to punch the old timeclock.~

Scarab Sages

Ugh!


Aberzombie wrote:
Ugh!

Agreed. I don't wanna go to work.

Scarab Sages

Solnes wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Ugh!
Agreed. I don't wanna go to work.

Sadly, I'm already at work - have been for a little over 2 hours now. Good thing is, I get off at 2:30 this afternoon, and have enough time built up that I can get off at 11:00 am tomorrow.

And, for about the last hour, I've been listening to a rat or squirrel run around in the ceiling overhead - very annoying.


WARNING: April is the cruelest month. Unless you're really into lilacs.

Silver Crusade

Morning, all. What did I miss?


So much coughing. And sneezing. And the blasted pollen hasn't even gotten bad yet. Oh please, please don't mention lilacs. I hates them. Nasty, evil flowers that make my head hurt. :/


I hate painting rooms. I hate painting.


Yikes. Sorry, Lynora. (Puts bouquets of lilacs away in the most convenient Heathcare thread.)

I +1 CH's request.


Perhaps hate is too strong of a word. How about really dislike? Yeah...


Freehold DM wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Alternative Africa fantasy. I read two or three of the Dossuye tales and the first part of the first Imaro book. I recommend, and am moving towards highly recommend (but feel like I should wait until I actually finish before so moving). I guess its the first real Africanesqe fantasy I've been exposed to other than Tarzan.

Wow. Small world.

Now that you mention it, while at my godmother's house(where I go every Thanksgiving), I recall running into a book that had a very similar pretense- Africa rising up and defeating Rome, turning the entire population into slaves or something like that. My only disappointment(at least from reading the back cover) was that it was more africans-acting-roman and less african culture on the rise with respect to the issue of slavery. But this was ages ago, at least last Thanksgiving if not the one before, and my memory is hazy.

No Roman analogue in Imaro so far. It's all fantasy Africa. From part I to part II, he's moved from the savanna to the forest. So far, great read.


Mmmm...brown sugar cinnamon oatmeal.


Eric Swanson wrote:
Missing all the fun/flirting/amgst and all around nuttiness post

[purr] Hey, hunny. Nice rack. [/purr]


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

Yikes. Sorry, Lynora. (Puts bouquets of lilacs away in the most convenient Heathcare thread.)

lol. Thanks. Sorry about the overreaction. :)


lynora wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

Yikes. Sorry, Lynora. (Puts bouquets of lilacs away in the most convenient Heathcare thread.)

lol. Thanks. Sorry about the overreaction. :)

*gives Lyn a bouquet of wolfsbane*

I was saving that for Heathy. :)


Here's what I want from the doc visits this afternoon -

Endocrinologist - Sodium normal. Nothing new. Thank you and have a nice day.

Neurologist - 1-2 more weeks off work, 'til my headaches stabilize. Plus, maybe seeing that intern of his in a Princess Leia slave girl outfit.

That is all.


Mornin' PbP time, he he BBL


E7, I hope you get all good news today, and some further help with the headaches.


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
E7, I hope you get all good news today, and some further help with the headaches.

+1


What?! No hopes for the intern in the slave girl outfit? Gee, I thought y'all were my friends. ;)

A treant without a dryad around is like a day without sunshine.


Treppa wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

Ugh. Lots of misery. Sympathies.

Breaking news -

PB 1, Mouse 0

Back to bed.

Sounds like mouses are having a sucky week as well.

Mousy's last thought -

Spoiler:
Oh snap!


Weird, positive thing about my little problem. My buddy describes this as my brain having to relearn stimuli and how to process things. Yesterday's lunch was hummous and lamb. I thought I was gonna die as to how good it tasted. Today I'm having a light breakfast and am thinking the same about a bagel with cream cheese.

This harkens me back to a bit of info I found where it said that your tastes can change as a result of a brain bleed. Haven't found that they've changed, rather that I've forgotten how good some things can taste. Must experiment more later. Yummm.


Did I catch this thread in a mouse trap and kill it? :(

Silver Crusade

So I'm trying to take some actual concrete steps towards going back to school. I registered to retake the GRE (since my old scores from 2002 are long since expired).

I want to email one of my old professors to meet with him, discuss my options, and hopefully get a recommendation, but I'm honestly terrified about it. He's a great guy, very knowledgeable and helpful, but he can be intimidating, and it feels weird to be wandering in seven years later. He knows I didn't stay in grad school the last time around already, so it's not like I'll be breaking that news to him, but I haven't talked to him since about 2005, and even then it was only briefly. Meh.


Emperor7 wrote:

What?! No hopes for the intern in the slave girl outfit? Gee, I thought y'all were my friends. ;)

A treant without a dryad around is like a day without sunshine.

Maybe you'll acquire an evil avatar twin with a name like The Twig or something. :@

Silver Crusade

Emperor7 wrote:

Weird, positive thing about my little problem. My buddy describes this as my brain having to relearn stimuli and how to process things. Yesterday's lunch was hummous and lamb. I thought I was gonna die as to how good it tasted. Today I'm having a light breakfast and am thinking the same about a bagel with cream cheese.

This harkens me back to a bit of info I found where it said that your tastes can change as a result of a brain bleed. Haven't found that they've changed, rather that I've forgotten how good some things can taste. Must experiment more later. Yummm.

That sounds like an interesting experience. I like hearing this kind of stuff.

The brain is a mysterious organ. I remember one of my Latin teachers telling me a story (which may or may not have been true) about a Classics professor who had a stroke and lost the English language, but managed to retain Greek and Latin, because they were learned later in life and were retained in a different part of the brain.


Ambrosia Slaad wrote:

Just popping in to say "Hi" to everyone. Sorry for being so quiet; I've been having a horrible month (apparently most of you all are having it rough too).

Take care all. I'm going to crawl under a rock and maybe wait till April gets here. :)

* Virtual Hug *

Feel better Ambrosia :)


Emperor7 wrote:

What?! No hopes for the intern in the slave girl outfit? Gee, I thought y'all were my friends. ;)

A treant without a dryad around is like a day without sunshine.

Having seen the twenty or so slave girl Leias at DragonCon one year, I'd never deny sending you good hope for such a wish, sirrah! ;D

T-Minus 161 days and counting....


Logging in!!!!!

Maikurion: It sucks that that wasn't the series I thought was at my godmother's house. I'll actually be going back over there soon as my mom has decided to become catholic and is doing easter dinner over there this year- I'll get a look at the name of the author and series. plucks a few leaves for lunchtime tea


Celestial Healer wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

Weird, positive thing about my little problem. My buddy describes this as my brain having to relearn stimuli and how to process things. Yesterday's lunch was hummous and lamb. I thought I was gonna die as to how good it tasted. Today I'm having a light breakfast and am thinking the same about a bagel with cream cheese.

This harkens me back to a bit of info I found where it said that your tastes can change as a result of a brain bleed. Haven't found that they've changed, rather that I've forgotten how good some things can taste. Must experiment more later. Yummm.

That sounds like an interesting experience. I like hearing this kind of stuff.

The brain is a mysterious organ. I remember one of my Latin teachers telling me a story (which may or may not have been true) about a Classics professor who had a stroke and lost the English language, but managed to retain Greek and Latin, because they were learned later in life and were retained in a different part of the brain.

One of the things I always loved about psychology was the way the brain worked with respect to strokes. It's almost like you're an old NES video game that someone broke the d-pad for and pressed left and right at the same time.


Devlyn, Jack o' Nine Dales wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

What?! No hopes for the intern in the slave girl outfit? Gee, I thought y'all were my friends. ;)

A treant without a dryad around is like a day without sunshine.

Having seen the twenty or so slave girl Leias at DragonCon one year, I'd never deny sending you good hope for such a wish, sirrah! ;D

T-Minus 161 days and counting....

Thx! Can always count on you to have my back!

And in the mailbox today, Stolen Land. A harbinger of good things to come. :)


Emperor7 wrote:
Devlyn, Jack o' Nine Dales wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

What?! No hopes for the intern in the slave girl outfit? Gee, I thought y'all were my friends. ;)

A treant without a dryad around is like a day without sunshine.

Having seen the twenty or so slave girl Leias at DragonCon one year, I'd never deny sending you good hope for such a wish, sirrah! ;D

T-Minus 161 days and counting....

Thx! Can always count on you to have my back!

And in the mailbox today, Stolen Land. A harbinger of good things to come. :)

Just got it about a week ago myself- there are a few parallels to GRRM's A Song of Ice and Fire, if that's your thing. It also lends itself well to troupe-style play, which I believe Ms. Stevens helped to pioneer in Ars Magica. I can guarantee the Kingmaker adventure path will be like no other we've seen to date.


having a bad day post


lynora wrote:
having a bad day post

*hugs lynora


Eric Swanson wrote:
lynora wrote:
having a bad day post
*hugs lynora

Thanks.

Scarab Sages

Mmmmm.....lunch


Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Studpuffin wrote:

Okay, what is the best Ben and Jerry's flavor?

My vote: Cherry Garcia
Close second: Americone Dreams

I'll have to check those out. Thanks for the heads up.

More rocky road right now though.

[threadjack]

Hey TAD!!!

Spoiler:

You still playing in the PbP?

Grand Lodge

Slatz Grubnik wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Studpuffin wrote:

Okay, what is the best Ben and Jerry's flavor?

My vote: Cherry Garcia
Close second: Americone Dreams

I'll have to check those out. Thanks for the heads up.

More rocky road right now though.

[threadjack]

Hey TAD!!!

** spoiler omitted **

I approve of this Threadjack, he he.

Silver Crusade

Aberzombie wrote:
Mmmmm.....lunch

What kind of brains are you having today?


Freehold DM wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:
Devlyn, Jack o' Nine Dales wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

What?! No hopes for the intern in the slave girl outfit? Gee, I thought y'all were my friends. ;)

A treant without a dryad around is like a day without sunshine.

Having seen the twenty or so slave girl Leias at DragonCon one year, I'd never deny sending you good hope for such a wish, sirrah! ;D

T-Minus 161 days and counting....

Thx! Can always count on you to have my back!

And in the mailbox today, Stolen Land. A harbinger of good things to come. :)

Just got it about a week ago myself- there are a few parallels to GRRM's A Song of Ice and Fire, if that's your thing. It also lends itself well to troupe-style play, which I believe Ms. Stevens helped to pioneer in Ars Magica. I can guarantee the Kingmaker adventure path will be like no other we've seen to date.

DANGIT! My Stolen Land and Silver John are still not here!


mine!

Oh yeah, ToP for a doc update.

Endocrinologist visit was OK, not great. Apparently I didn't get his scrip when I was discharged, which requires blood draws once a month for 3 months. I hate needles. BP was good. Doc explained that the hemorrhage causes ADH production issues with the pituatary gland, resulting in the sodium issues. And I have to see him again in 3 months, then 6, then 1 year before I'm done. And I have to stay on fluid restrictions for 3 months, but I can gauge them myself. *sigh* Guess it was too much to hope I'd be done with him today. Got the 1st blood draw done today but had to go across the parking lot, due to the snafu. Still, the whole trip took less time than I thought.

Neurologist in an hour.

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