Good morning Frannie, Tibs and Dale 
@SilverBear, no I mean regular aquarium fish. Freshwater.....like tetras, neons, hatchet, etc
@SilverBear, no I mean regular aquarium fish. Freshwater.....like tetras, neons, hatchet, etc
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wanna sum papers fishys ?Good morning I mean regular aquarium fish. Freshwater.....like tetras, neons, hatchet, etc
Good morning, snails...
I do wiggle my derriere quite well...but don't twerk!
... and they wiggle their little fish butts like mad.
This:
I do wiggle my derriere quite well...but don't twerk!
Twerk!!!I do wiggle my derriere quite well...but don't twerk!
You said the Magic Word.
It's been a long time since this was last posted. To really "get" what
she's doing, *YOU* have to YouTube search "lady twerk"... I will not
post that video here for fear of Classy Wrath.
Did you do it??? Yes? OK, then...
...the spoof by GloZell:
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Good and Happy "Wonderful Wednesday" to everybody here, near, and far.
@tiburonfirst !!!
Wegmans tattles like a little school girl!
I called the Wegmans pharmacy yesterday (I have things delivered
to the house automatically) and requested that the Wellbutrin script
be deactivated from future fillings. I checked and saw they did it.
Didn't I *JUST* get a call from my MD's office asking if I did that
and WHY?!?! THEN, they wanted to schedule an appointment
so I could discuss this this with the doc!!! I said NO!...
I will either talk about my decision in November (next appointment)
or he can call me at home.
Seems to me like the policy SHOULD be that any cancellations of
scripts must come from the doc... and not the patient.
Either way, I'm sure the office's response would have been the same.
But... Wegmans TATTLES.
Wegmans tattles like a little school girl!
I called the Wegmans pharmacy yesterday (I have things delivered
to the house automatically) and requested that the Wellbutrin script
be deactivated from future fillings. I checked and saw they did it.
Didn't I *JUST* get a call from my MD's office asking if I did that
and WHY?!?! THEN, they wanted to schedule an appointment
so I could discuss this this with the doc!!!
I said NO!...I will either talk about my decision in November (next appointment)
or he can call me at home.
Seems to me like the policy SHOULD be that any cancellations of
scripts must come from the doc... and not the patient.
Either way, I'm sure the office's response would have been the same.
But... Wegmans TATTLES.
bear offered to take the doc's call at home - sounds fair enough to meYou COULD just answer their question and tell them why........
but, that aside, i don't see why it is a pharmacy's business to notify a doctor if a patient no longer wants automatic refills 
"They" are just office help. "They" wanted to schedule an appointmentYou COULD just answer their question and tell them why........
Good morning snails.
so I could talk to the doc. "They" did not ask "why". All "they" wanted
to so is set up a time and date.
So I can sit in the exam room for 45 minutes like last time.
And as long as the subject is Wegmans and I'm feeling ornery...bear offered to take the doc's call at home - sounds fair enough to me
Be warned, Tibs, that Wegmans feels it is necessary to have tiled
flooring (with cracks/grout) in their produce and only part (???)
of their meat areas. The shopping carts clatter and rattle and shake
whatever you already have in the cart... and let's not forget the
noise that dozens of carts make all at one time. The three largest
stores have faux COBBLESTONE... as if tiles would not be bad enough.
Must be that "quaint European marketplace" feel they want us to
experience.
I mention this in every survey i get from them... and if I am teed-off
enough while shopping, I also mention it to Customer Service (but I
can only think of 3 or 4 times I've done that).
What's wrong with smooth, quiet flooring? Grrr.
