I was discharged from the hospital late Monday. There…is a story. If you’re in my Facebook group you can watch the video. The short version is that the Bard is my adultier adult, codeine and I do NOT mix, and
Still here.
Our covid update (2/19/21) and other news.
Breaths and Heartbeats
Packing level: #Tetrismaster. (And fuck you, Alzheimer’s.)
Eating crow doesn’t taste so bad, and new beginnings. Welcome Kiwi.
Nineteen years and counting…
So nineteen years ago today, a really sweet and laid-back Buckeye guy married a really intense and stubborn native Floridian woman. Somehow, they made it work. And as far as I’m concerned, it’s working even better now than it did nineteen years
Knife Safety 101, latest update on The Great Washhouse Rat War of 2015.
Knife Safety 101: Brand-new (literally) Buck knives are VERY, VERY sharp. And when you apparently roll a critical fumble (dice roll of 1 on a D20) in real life, the result is something like this: Non-consensual self-knife/medical/cutting/blood play. Apparently, I ignored
The Great Washhouse Rat War of 2015.
We live in the house my grandparents built back in 1950 or so. I was practically raised here I spent so much time here growing up. And we have a shed out back that’s always been called the “washhouse” because
Cancel the order for the ark…
Well. We had some friggin’ crazy weather here last week and on Monday. Rain literally the likes of which I’ve NEVER seen in my life here. And keep in mind, I was RAISED here. We had flooding in our yard
A little positivity, please?
I’m desperately trying not to turn Grumpy Cat into my spirit animal. I really am. Tropical cyclones in the Pacific. Another brouhaha on social media pitting an A-list author against a smaller author who had a good point but then
The birthday Hubster (yesterday).
Hubby and I went out to Smokey Bones for his birthday lunch yesterday. He got a free Leaning Tower of Chocolate cake (should be called the Leaning Tower of Cardiac Arrest and Ass Fat cake…). The
So Hubby needed new glasses…
…and the TL;DR version is he ended up in an ambulance to the ER and spent the night in the hospital. The long version is…longer.