[funny] In which my mellow is harshed
Shut me down cold.
* Dagny Taggart/Princess Buttercup slash, anyone?
Posted: 7:10 am Fri May 07 2010 | Comments(1) |
Shut me down cold.
* Dagny Taggart/Princess Buttercup slash, anyone?
Posted: 7:10 am Fri May 07 2010 | Comments(1) |
Setting: The chemo nurse has just finished tying the new bag of medicine, wearing her splash guard and biohazard containment gear. I am attempting to exit the chair.
General laughter ensues.
Posted: 11:20 am Fri January 22 2010 | Comments(1) |
The PA was confused by the relationship between me,
My bon mot of the day: “Oh. Now I have le infuser chemotherapie avec fromage.”
Thank you, thank you we’ll be here all weekend.
Posted: 6:01 pm Fri January 08 2010 | Comments(1) |
Two nights ago we got on the subject of things we are thankful for and she told me, “I’m thankful for the earth and all the planets. And I’m thankful for the solar system. But I’m not thankful for wormholes. They take you places and you can’t get back.”
Last night we got into a conversation about periods, she wondered about the blood and why it happened, so yes we did end up talking about ovaries and the uterus and how a woman’s body prepares for a baby and when it does not get pregnant we have a menstrual cycle. She noted that she didn’t have a period and we talked about how her body was still young and not ready to have a baby, and I told her was like those parts in her were still brand new and hadn’t been opened yet.
Then we talked about how even though your body thinks its ready in its teens, when most girls get their period for the first time, your mind still isn’t ready until years later. She talked some more about her body was still too young and I said yes, her parts were still in hibernation. She said, “No Mom, my ovaries aren’t hibernating. They are pointing at my stomach and my liver and laughing and saying, ha ha, you have to work and I don’t!”
Posted: 7:56 pm Tue November 17 2009 | Comments(1) |
The Niece, informing her mom this morning that now that she is in Kindergarten, she’s ready to read and this is how it works:
“I have a house in my head and all the people in my family who have died are there and in the cubinet (sic) they have a magic book that is the same as whatever book I am reading and when I need a work or a number, they take it and they put it on a boat and it floats down my bloodstream to my mouth and then I know what it is!”
Posted: 12:47 pm Sat September 12 2009 | Comments(2) |
Posted: 8:21 pm Tue September 08 2009 | Comments(0) |
Yesterday afternoon, I said on my Twitter and Facebook feeds:
We should all have snappy labels on our shirts – “Doesn’t play well with others”, “Requires external validation”, etc. What’s yours?
The responses have been hilarious. As of about 5:40 am Pacific Friday…
From Twitter:
Junglemonkey: “Not stuck up, just introverted.”
MKKare: “Do I look like a fucking people person?”
NewroticGirl: “Requires external validation.”
aynjelfyre: “Cap may forcefully eject.”
gewhiz: “Poor impulse control.”
jenniferbrozek: “Just wants to be loved, adored and obeyed.”
josephhaines: “Feed. Make fat. If his mouth is full, he can’t rant.”
lizargall: “Dangerous when bored.”
lizargall: “Likes to nap in sunshine.”
nethspace: “Has already forgotten your name.”
tinytall: “Requires time signals.”
From Facebook:
Laura Anne Gilman: “Assume nothing.”
Jo Ellen Mauer: “The wheel is spinning but the hamster’s missing.”
Lillian Csernica: “Parental discretion advised.”
Dawn Taylor: “I am on fire and have dangerous cargo: keep well clear of me.” (with appropriate marine signal flags)
Daniel Lei: “Requires Some Assembly.”
Astrid Bear: “Eats cookie dough.”
Katherine Sanger: “I Run With Scissors.”
Jimmy Simpson: “I’m out of bed and dressed. What more do you want?”
Karen Meschke: “Questions authority.”
Stina Leich: “I make up stuff.”
Jayme Lynn Blaschke: “Open other end.”
Luke McGuff: “Do not play on or around.”
Chris Beckett: “You say tomato, I say f*** you.”
Jim Crider: “I reject your reality and substitute my own.”
Selina Phanara: “Runs with scissors.”
Steve Schend: “I write lies for a living. No, I’m not a political speech writer.”
Jude-Marie Green: “Surf Naked.”
Tina Jens: “Flaming Liberal & Damn Proud of it!”
John Burridge: “Quomodo te amare possum nisi facere vis quae praecepi?” [How can I love you if you won't do what I say?]
John Burridge: “But enough about me; what do _you_ think of my shirt?”
Karen Grant: “Quando omni flunkus moritati.” [When in doubt, play dead.]
Joseph Paul Haines: “Feed. Make fat. If his mouth is full, he can’t rant.”
Elissa Malcohn: “I have multiple personalities and none of them likes you.”
Bob Kruger: “Maybe if this shirt is clever enough, someone will finally love me.”
Rochelle Inselman Smith: “Poor impulse control.”
Anthony D’Atri: “Another dissatisfied customer.”
Jonathan Vos Post: “In the future, ALL human knowledge will be stored on a single nanotechnology t-shirt!”
Sara A Mueller: “Eternity is a terrible thought… I mean, where’s it all going to end?”
Matthew S. Rotundo: “Karaoke slut.”
Glenn Glazer: “Danger! Land Mines!”
Bridget Coila: “This is me”
Michael Bloss: “Make sure you actually have my attention before talking to me.”
Lori Ann White: “Selectively Mature.”
Got shirt? Real or imaginary? Post it in comments!
Posted: 4:38 am Fri September 04 2009 | Comments(4) |
The chief symptom of my current shoulder problems is debilitating pain when I thoughtlessly reach past my currently limited range of motion, or grasp weight in certain ways. Unplugging a power cord with my left hand can send me to the couch in tears for several minutes, unable to move or think. This is why I was at the physical therapist yesterday.
So this morning, I was icing my left shoulder as instructed. On finishing the icing effort, I went to remove the ice bag from my shoulder, and it slipped away from my grip, where I immediately grabbed for it with my left hand.
Bingo! Debilitating pain! From my fricking ice pack!
Oh, irony, thy bite is cruel yet unloving.
Posted: 4:40 am Wed September 02 2009 | Comments(0) |
Looking at some old photos she dug out of a box in the garage…
Posted: 3:31 pm Mon August 31 2009 | Comments(0) |
This will only make sense if you’ve read Green, but this morning
Posted: 8:49 am Sun August 16 2009 | Comments(0) |