(bought a ball pump today - today was the first evening of training)
Sorry I'm late with birthday wishes, Diane - I'm just home from an unscheduled 5-day retreat at a nearby hospital (nothing serious in the grand scheme of things), and am only catching up on things now.
Hope you'll enjoy this offering more than the traditional cake. Can't hope to compete with Tom's card, but this I liked, in a kind of 'one utterly classy lady to another' sort of way. I know it takes you a while to download these things - hope it's worth it. Have a classy year!...
LENA HORNE Sings "Moon River" 1965 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCvqTRHGIrg&feature=related#)
You may as well just tell us all what it was about. Was it something embarrasing?
I know.
Was it something embarrasing?
Was it something embarrasing?
It depends on how quickly you say it, really. There I was, in the doctor's surgery eight days ago, sitting with my swollen right leg displaying an angry red rash from top to bottom, that had appeared virtually overnight, taking up to ten minutes of agonising ritual to prepare before I could even ground my foot in any attempt to walk, and after two days of extreme fatigue, nausea and headaches. The doc's eyes lit up when he saw my leg, and gleefully declared it as an absolutely classic case of Cellulitis. I ask you!
Strong antibiotics were prescribed, but nothing could take away the pain of the embarrassing name, and the thought of what the kids would be spreading throughout the village the next day. In the event, the condition worsened considerably overnight, and the hospital visit followed another quick trip to my GP. Five days of rest and IV treatment later, the leg is almost back to normal, as my life. Sadly, they're still calling it Cellulitis...
Sam took photos of the leg. They're much more impressive than the ones on Wikipedia. I'm thinking of sending them in - I've always wanted to be on Wikipedia.
Was it something embarrasing?
It depends on how quickly you say it, really. There I was, in the doctor's surgery eight days ago, sitting with my swollen right leg displaying an angry red rash from top to bottom, that had appeared virtually overnight, taking up to ten minutes of agonising ritual to prepare before I could even ground my foot in any attempt to walk, and after two days of extreme fatigue, nausea and headaches. The doc's eyes lit up when he saw my leg, and gleefully declared it as an absolutely classic case of Cellulitis. I ask you!
Strong antibiotics were prescribed, but nothing could take away the pain of the embarrassing name, and the thought of what the kids would be spreading throughout the village the next day. In the event, the condition worsened considerably overnight, and the hospital visit followed another quick trip to my GP. Five days of rest and IV treatment later, the leg is almost back to normal, as my life. Sadly, they're still calling it Cellulitis...
Sam took photos of the leg. They're much more impressive than the ones on Wikipedia. I'm thinking of sending them in - I've always wanted to be on Wikipedia.
It depends on how quickly you say it, really. There I was, in the doctor's surgery eight days ago, sitting with my swollen right leg displaying an angry red rash from top to bottom, that had appeared virtually overnight, taking up to ten minutes of agonising ritual to prepare before I could even ground my foot in any attempt to walk, and after two days of extreme fatigue, nausea and headaches. The doc's eyes lit up when he saw my leg, and gleefully declared it as an absolutely classic case of Cellulitis. I ask you!
Strong antibiotics were prescribed, but nothing could take away the pain of the embarrassing name, and the thought of what the kids would be spreading throughout the village the next day. In the event, the condition worsened considerably overnight, and the hospital visit followed another quick trip to my GP. Five days of rest and IV treatment later, the leg is almost back to normal, as my life. Sadly, they're still calling it Cellulitis...
Sam took photos of the leg. They're much more impressive than the ones on Wikipedia. I'm thinking of sending them in - I've always wanted to be on Wikipedia.
Since I was here, I found out that Lena Horne passed away on Sunday and that my son is getting his 4 wisdom teeth out this afternoon (was scheduled for July). So I made him a double jello and stuck some chilli in the slow cooker because who knows how this day is going to go.Yes, I read about Lena Horne at lunchtime today. It was then that I remembered seeing her in Tarquin's post this morning.
Five days of rest and IV treatment later, the leg is almost back to normal, as my life. Sadly, they're still calling it Cellulitis...Glad to hear things are getting back to normal Tarks.
time to unsticky my BD post - it's not like I'm Queen Victoria or anything.
time to unsticky my BD post - it's not like I'm Queen Victoria or anything.
No. I think she's a tad older than you....! :P
time to unsticky my BD post - it's not like I'm Queen Victoria or anything.
No. I think she's a tad older than you....! :P
She's also dead!
No, but it's difficult to blow out the candles.
There's something not quite right with this sentence. Other people can celebrate someone's (who has passed on, shuffled off this mortal coil, kicked the bucket, pushing up the daisies, etc) birth day, but I still don't think one can continue to celebrate it oneself. Of course, alive or dead, one still has a birthday. And I did not say otherwise. I just pointed out that HM Queen Victoria was of the past tense not present.Jus 'coz you're dead doesn't mean you can't have a birthday!She's also dead!time to unsticky my BD post - it's not like I'm Queen Victoria or anything.No. I think she's a tad older than you....! :P
There's something not quite right with this sentence. Other people can celebrate someone's (who has passed on, shuffled off this mortal coil, kicked the bucket, pushing up the daisies, etc) birth day, but I still don't think one can continue to celebrate it oneself. Of course, alive or dead, one still has a birthday. And I did not say otherwise. I just pointed out that HM Queen Victoria was of the past tense not present.Jus 'coz you're dead doesn't mean you can't have a birthday!She's also dead!time to unsticky my BD post - it's not like I'm Queen Victoria or anything.No. I think she's a tad older than you....! :P
:P
There's something not quite right with this sentence. Other people can celebrate someone's (who has passed on, shuffled off this mortal coil, kicked the bucket, pushing up the daisies, etc) birth day, but I still don't think one can continue to celebrate it oneself. Of course, alive or dead, one still has a birthday. And I did not say otherwise. I just pointed out that HM Queen Victoria was of the past tense not present.Jus 'coz you're dead doesn't mean you can't have a birthday!She's also dead!time to unsticky my BD post - it's not like I'm Queen Victoria or anything.No. I think she's a tad older than you....! :P
:P
You're just so bl@@dy PICKY........!! :-X
There's something not quite right with this sentence. Other people can celebrate someone's (who has passed on, shuffled off this mortal coil, kicked the bucket, pushing up the daisies, etc) birth day, but I still don't think one can continue to celebrate it oneself. Of course, alive or dead, one still has a birthday. And I did not say otherwise. I just pointed out that HM Queen Victoria was of the past tense not present.Jus 'coz you're dead doesn't mean you can't have a birthday!She's also dead!time to unsticky my BD post - it's not like I'm Queen Victoria or anything.No. I think she's a tad older than you....! :P
:P
You're just so bl@@dy PICKY........!! :-X
Am not! :-*
There's something not quite right with this sentence. Other people can celebrate someone's (who has passed on, shuffled off this mortal coil, kicked the bucket, pushing up the daisies, etc) birth day, but I still don't think one can continue to celebrate it oneself. Of course, alive or dead, one still has a birthday. And I did not say otherwise. I just pointed out that HM Queen Victoria was of the past tense not present.Jus 'coz you're dead doesn't mean you can't have a birthday!She's also dead!time to unsticky my BD post - it's not like I'm Queen Victoria or anything.No. I think she's a tad older than you....! :P
:P
You're just so bl@@dy PICKY........!! :-X
Am not! :-*
Are so!
Don't those quoted quotes make a nice pattern?That's the general idea.
-or is it-
Don't those quoted quotes make a nice pattern.
-or even-
Don't those quoted quotes make a nice pattern!
There's something not quite right with this sentence. Other people can celebrate someone's (who has passed on, shuffled off this mortal coil, kicked the bucket, pushing up the daisies, etc) birth day, but I still don't think one can continue to celebrate it oneself. Of course, alive or dead, one still has a birthday. And I did not say otherwise. I just pointed out that HM Queen Victoria was of the past tense not present.Jus 'coz you're dead doesn't mean you can't have a birthday!She's also dead!time to unsticky my BD post - it's not like I'm Queen Victoria or anything.No. I think she's a tad older than you....! :P
:P
You're just so bl@@dy PICKY........!! :-X
Am not! :-*
Are so!
How old am I now?
How old am I now?If you don't know, I won't tell.