Oh my... what a lovely day... NOT!!!! Blistering wind... snow absolutely everywhere and all I can think of is that there are people going through perfectly normal lives ... but happen to live in St. Thomas... bastards...
Edward is getting better... much better...hence he's back at school... just in time for Geo to be up all night with a runny nose... poor little guy just could not get a handle on what the hell to do about not being able to breath through his nose. I got him up at midnight and gave him a hot hot shower to try and steam clean that head of his... He's home today.
Well I’ve been lookin’ real hard
And I’m tryin’ to find a job
But it just keeps gettin’ tougher every day
But I got to do my part cause I know in my heart
I got to please my sweet baby, yeah
S. Miller
wearing
~ red stripee ftls
~ blue jeans... [ :: and you know it's friday because... :: ]
~ gray t and a denim shirt...
planning
~ well... been do'en it since I got here... major presentation first thing... it's what? 11:45 now? yeah... went long.
~ some writing at lunch... :D
~ maybe a couple of posts...
~ tonight? fucking relax. I've been soooooo keyed up about this morning ... but I hardly realized what the hell was up until I finished the show and felt the change.
wishing
~ you were here with me... um... never mind...
~ oh my lil'Aimee... I hope my friend
spaimy has a better rest-of-the-day~ and some serious fight-them-blues hugs to my friend
etc... I sooooo promise that it gets easier. Of course, every time one thing gets easier, something new comes along that is hard... but that's the life of a parent. You, generally speaking, get much more accustomed to it.~ that a sweet friend... miss
justvisiting ... um... get's what's after... ~ that my very dear friend in far away Singapore (
auntyadele) enjoys her time with the family... I'm so glad you're home sugar.~ to send a very general squeeze out to
dinkydo... just 'cause....~ oh and that a better mood finds
topazgrrl... because you deserve one... In the US all medications prescribed to children are NATIONALLY captured to a database along with patient name and prescribing physician. Good records... In Canada... they don't do this. Thinking about that... I ended up wondering how such data could be used against people as they move through the "system" of education, military service, government work, etc... versus the obvious benefit of being able to move information about drug effects back to the people that took it. No conclusions here... but it is interesting.
:)