I won't B dateless this Saturday...

• I won't B dateless this Saturday... - RadGuy
  • ELTON? PICK ME UP ON THE WAY RADGUY - Crittersmom
  • this Wednesday in Winston-Salem - unhappy MQ oldtimer
  • I saw him about 5 years ago... - Eltonfan also!
  • Elton John - justme2
  • Elton John - jeanikini
  • I am so jealous! - I love EJ sm
  • He is an awesome performer. I saw him and Billy Joel together in Philly. Loved every minute of it! - Elton Fan
    • Forgot to mention - I am an 80s Teen - younger than you! nm - Elton Fan
  • When he performs in Atlanta....sm - Georgia gal
  • RadGuy..I think I know you, an old friend - KAT
  • I am green with envy. I saw him a few years ago.. - sm
  • I saw him IN the ྂs lol. It was the first concert I went to, and I was a senior in HS. Great - Cissy
    • Well, that's supposed to say 70s up there...... - .
  • Rock On - oh geez
  • What to expect... - Former 70s teen
    • Good description, I'm sure! - ex took my teens to a Who concert (sm)
    • Oh my gosh. Went to Rolling Stones about 8 years ago (I'm 55 and as straight as they come). SM - Becky
    • Judgmental? - oh geez
      • get real. - been there done that
        • Aw, you don't have to be a "pothead" to smoke pot at one concert. I hadn't smoked for 30 - Becky
          • Yeah, I used to years ago but no heavy usage, what killed by brain cells - was pregnancy - sm
          • Oh, yes! Illegal drugs are fun! - Just say NO generation.
            • alcohol was illegal once too - hh
              • risks uf using smoking marijuana - been there done that
                • Oh, you know how people in denial will try to justify - anti-drug
              • Just read about what's happening in... - SM
            • Well, you know - people have different pasts and different SM - Becky
      • What a load of .... - Former 70s teen
        • **yawn time for your bed time old thinker* - noname
          • I'd rather act like an adult than be an adult trying to act like a kid. - Now go party hearty. nm
            • Adult trying to act like a kid?? What does that mean?? - me
        • God gave us the ability to judge for good reason. Then told us judge not, lest thou be judged. NM - anon
          • Think about it... - Former 70s teen
            • But you WILL have to smell their pot. :) nm - Becky
            • i stopped reading at the unwed pregnancy part - sm
              • You are the exception, not the rule, when it comes to kids w/o fathers. - No message
              • Question... - SM
            • I guess you'll have to wait for the TV version then - anon
              • Typical.... - Former 70s teen
      • Right on, Sister! - 60s child
      • Me thinks you have burned one too many.. - Use a little common sense here.
        • Group you mean MTStars? - noname
      • to oh geez - romey

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Started first with diarrhea at 11:30, then nausea and by 5:30 couldn't take anything p.o.  By 9:30 there was no GU production anymore and by 11:30 I went to the hospital.  I got 500 of normal saline, 8 mg of Zofran and I asked the doc for a GI cocktail (he did a double take...apparently not eveyone knows about it).  Sent me home in 3 hours with Phenergan to take at home.  I just started feeling back to normal on Tuesday but was still about to work Mon and Tues.

I feel your pain.

d~

in Bethany Beach, DE.  My parents rent the house and my family of 5 and my sister's family of 4 plus Mom and Dad all go together.  The beach is almost in our back yard and there is outlet shopping paradise in Rehobeth, not to mention seafood, seafood, seafood!  Can't wait!

No class. 

It will be interesting to see if she gets any tips ... or will be allowed to. She's going to be starting at $1 over minimum wage but has to pay union dues. She just quit a restaurant job where the business received tips that were to be divied up between the staff. She got lots of tips at her tables that she had to put in the tip jar. She never saw a penny in her pocket from those tips.

Personally, I've never tipped the baggers, but they do work hard!

I always thought that was hilarious.  Some of these doctors are so transparent in the tone of voice and when you get their reports over and over, you can almost tell by their choice of words (and the background conversation when flirting with the nurses) that they're chauvinistics going through middle-age crisis.  Can you see it:

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:   The patient is an elderly 45-year-old female (I only go for young blondes) who is here complaining (I hate whiners) of a migraine headache that has waxed and waned over the past 2 days (must be that time of the month).

PAST MEDICAL HISTORY:  Hypertension, migraine headaches, fibromyalgia (did I say I hate whiners?).

MEDICATIONS:  None.

ALLERGIES: None.

SOCIAL HISTORY:  The patient is currently employed as a secretary,is married (how does her husband put up with it), and currently lives in ___. 

FAMILY HISTORY:  No history of CVA or TIA.  Positive history for coronary artery disease, migraine headaches, and anxiety (now I see where the whining comes from).

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:  Vital signs:  Temperature 98.6 degrees, heart rate 72, blood pressure 110/65, respirations 20.  Weight is 140 lbs (whatta cow).  GENERAL APPEARANCE:  This is an obese female, well-nourished (obviously) who appears her stated age (not Jessica Simpson by a long shot). HEENT: Face is symmetric (including both of her chins).  PERLA, EOMI. No nystagmus. NECK: Supple (I hate having to say supple when it's as flabby as this one).  No tenderness.  LUNGS: Clear to auscultation.  BREASTS: Symmetrical.  No masses (Not bad for an old woman). ABDOMEN:  (Ughhhhhhhhhh) Obese, flabby, nontender.

Yadda, Yadda, Yadda.  When you hear these dictators over and over with such obvious distaste in their voices you wonder if the patients sense it or if they put on such a good act that the patients don't even realize.

I brought him home from the vet on Saturday.  He was still running a temperature, but it was much lower - 103.  It had been 106 when we took him to the vet.  He was still lethargic, but had started to groom himself.  I have antibiotics I have to give him twice a day, by Sunday afternoon he was becoming playful again and was drinking a lot more and started to eat more.  Today, he is back to his old self.  Attacking my PC wires and walking on my keyboard, trying to get my fingers when I type.

I am so relieved!