Older Folks and Vaping Back Porch - Part Five
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While we were in the Philippines my wife's nephew was helping me replace screens in the house - every five minutes or so - you would hear Ooops. After hearing it several times I told him he needed to take that word out of his dictionary. He looked at me quizzically and asked why.
He is a trauma nurse in an emergency surgical unit at one of the largest hospitals in the Philippines - I told him that last thing anyone in his care during surgery wants to hear is - Ooops...
He is a trauma nurse in an emergency surgical unit at one of the largest hospitals in the Philippines - I told him that last thing anyone in his care during surgery wants to hear is - Ooops...
Alright...it's 9:16 AM PDT.....I see you liking posts Dennis !!! Am I supposed to believe you've had that test and are home already ? Do you really, really want me to make that phone call ? 
dang, biatch... how the hell are you even awake this early???You had best have your .... in the car and on the way to that test, or.........I will dial the number I'm forbidden to dial.....
for the benefit of the 3-4 folks that saw me take my prep meds in the HO last night, i made it to do the blood test within the prescribed 8-9 hours after taking the meds. yay, blood test! Mama dun good.
what i didn't know til this morning is after i pee sometime tonight, i gotta keep ...... all night long into a huge jug and return it sometime tomorrow.
so... if i do happen to show up in the HO tonight, it might get, ummm... interesting...
Honestly? Not particularly. While very impressive that she is able to achieve and maintain such flexibility and control, she's just not my type.
I thought that your heavy adulting demands were usually on Mondays (besides weekends).
Typically that would be correct... today's issues are yesterday's left-overs.
Glad you are making steps to overcoming your procrastiantion*problem.
* Spelling error left to ovecome my OCD.
* Spelling error left to ovecome my OCD.
Hope this makes you feel just a tiny bit better as misery loves company I've heard...
A bunch of tests...with needles
All the beautiful summer.....no diggin in the dirt
hmmmm....but basically, I'm as tuff as an old bear....you win
in my dreams i will someday be as tough as you, darling!
Mine's on the 8th. Scoping ain't bad, it's the prep that sux!
i know about the prep being the worst part. i've been more or less incontinent for 6+ years as it is, so this could get real, real interesting...
Good luck!Going over to try and finish the railings this afternoon. It's kind of cool out and my knees be aching but, gotta get done. Wish me luck. See you all later this afternoon and will let you know how it went.
Just set up another pet sitting on 4\11th for the Corgi, too. Just for a few hours tho. And just confrimed RA dr is in May, not April. Still have infusion & pups at the end of April. Much better!
lol. just noticed this post...Alright...it's 9:16 AM PDT.....I see you liking posts Dennis !!! Am I supposed to believe you've had that test and are home already ? Do you really, really want me to make that phone call ?
after donating profusely to my HMO vampires, i stopped to eat breakfast about 9ish in order to replenish...
i will soon be posting a scathing review on Yelp for my local 'corner bakery cafe'
Awww, sorry y'all had a hard time. They come to pass.Meh... it was a weekend; it was long. Other than that, it was unfortunately rather stressful and I'm glad that it has passed.
That's what I want to know![emoji38]@oldbroad hasn't said whether she likes us or not...
Awwwww...And I appreciate it, Debz!
Backward joints are a dead give away!
Well, I guess I should probably give you guys an update on the non-work stress that I'm dealing with right now. Thursday I'll be taking off work so that I can take my Bride in for CT and MRI scans, then Friday we will see the oncologist to discuss the aforementioned scans and get her twelfth chemo treatment of this second regimen. To be quite honest, things are not looking good. She is experiencing more pain than she was previously feeling. She is also a lot more tired and worn down than I've ever seen her. She is still trying to maintain an air of positive spirits, but I fear that she is realizing that she is nearing the end of what she can handle. This chemo regimen has been particularly hard on her; from the very first treatment, it has been brutal. I spoke with her best friend this morning, apparently my Bride told her that this may be her last chemo treatment. Not because the doctor will call it done, but because she feels that she cannot endure it any longer. She alluded to the feeling that she'd rather have a good year or so of feeling relatively normal (even if it shortened her life span) than to have two more years of feeling as she currently does. I cannot say that I blame her; I'd never blame her for feeling this way. But hearing this is a hard pill to swallow. Of course, I'll maintain a strong front for her benefit. It's all I know to do. But even still, my heart is heavy. I do not know what the scans will show; I do not know what decisions will be made. I know that I love my wife and I will support her in whatever she may choose. And I don't know what else to say... thank you for listening.
Drink lots of water. All at once. Repeatedly. You need a good supply of pee.dang, biatch... how the hell are you even awake this early???
for the benefit of the 3-4 folks that saw me take my prep meds in the HO last night, i made it to do the blood test within the prescribed 8-9 hours after taking the meds. yay, blood test! Mama dun good.
what i didn't know til this morning is after i pee sometime tonight, i gotta keep ...... all night long into a huge jug and return it sometime tomorrow.
so... if i do happen to show up in the HO tonight, it might get, ummm... interesting...
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