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Aug. 1st, 2005 01:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
liptonrm_backupWelcome to a new work week. And welcome to increasingly uncomfortable temperatures in the great state of Michigan. However, the high temperatures make the prospect of camping at the end of the week that much more delightful.
You know, this is going to be an awfully long week.
My favorite coworker called in today. That was fun. She's been out for the past three weeks because she was puking and then she was admitted to the hospital and then they had to do surgery because they thought she had an abcess on her colon but really her appendix had burst. It was good to hear from her and good to know that she's doing well. Moral of this story? When you're puking for more then two days go to the doctor because something is obviously wrong with you. Please don't wait for a week and only go in because you're so dehydrated that your organs are starting to shut down. Seriously.
Okay, yeah, that was a little gross. One more piece of advice. If at a picnic and they're serving free hamburgers made from pre-packaged frozen patties, please, for the love of all that's good and gastrointestinal, please do not eat them. No amount of ketchup and mustard can make them anywhere approaching good.
And I have officially grossed you all out. My work here is done. =D
That's right! I forgot that I wanted to mention that I finally found out what happened to my old security blanket (aka blanky). I've been curious for years why blanky disappeared at some point in my late childhood/early adolescence. I assumed that it had disappeared as things seem to do in my parents' household if you take your eyes off them for more then a month (for example: my old cabbage patch kids). Come to find out, the Da threw it away years ago. I'm rather amused. See, this is why none of us let him touch our stuff. ;-)
For those of you who are the camping type; what is your favorite thing to make/eat when camping? S'mores don't count, they're a given.
FYI: Seriously guys, if you want a postcard, let me know. I love sending people mail. It makes me happy.
You know, this is going to be an awfully long week.
My favorite coworker called in today. That was fun. She's been out for the past three weeks because she was puking and then she was admitted to the hospital and then they had to do surgery because they thought she had an abcess on her colon but really her appendix had burst. It was good to hear from her and good to know that she's doing well. Moral of this story? When you're puking for more then two days go to the doctor because something is obviously wrong with you. Please don't wait for a week and only go in because you're so dehydrated that your organs are starting to shut down. Seriously.
Okay, yeah, that was a little gross. One more piece of advice. If at a picnic and they're serving free hamburgers made from pre-packaged frozen patties, please, for the love of all that's good and gastrointestinal, please do not eat them. No amount of ketchup and mustard can make them anywhere approaching good.
And I have officially grossed you all out. My work here is done. =D
That's right! I forgot that I wanted to mention that I finally found out what happened to my old security blanket (aka blanky). I've been curious for years why blanky disappeared at some point in my late childhood/early adolescence. I assumed that it had disappeared as things seem to do in my parents' household if you take your eyes off them for more then a month (for example: my old cabbage patch kids). Come to find out, the Da threw it away years ago. I'm rather amused. See, this is why none of us let him touch our stuff. ;-)
For those of you who are the camping type; what is your favorite thing to make/eat when camping? S'mores don't count, they're a given.
FYI: Seriously guys, if you want a postcard, let me know. I love sending people mail. It makes me happy.
