Thanks for the laughs. Very enjoyable indeed.
DrDonald
Cool patterns and colours there Mason. No wonder the guy was fascinated!
I'd never heard this before, but it's instantly become one of my favorite mottos now too! Thanks for sharing, I've always enjoyed these 'a day in the life of' entries, they seem to make our differences a little less pronounced. I think the differences are mainly superficial and were probably only put there for entertainment purposes anyway. Thanks Sabrina. <div
Great blog Doc. Thanks for the glimpse into your life. my pleasure. I thought it was time to "connect" a little more. It was interesting looking in! I hope things work out for your daughter. Your son sounds great and well-adjusted. Is that two daughters or three? It's never easy losing a parent, its great that your wife is adjusting. Thanks for the support, Donna. I actually have one daughter and one s
Just so's you don't feel to guilty for workin the half-day, Mason, I'm still in my pyjamas being a slouch! Enjoy a little down time, bud. You deserve it!
You may know that's Marti Noxon doing the parking ticket song. She was Wheddon's co-producer co-writer for Buffy and Angel. I was surprised to find that she is consulting producer for Grey's anatomy now. I've never seen that. Maybe I will now, being such a Buffy and Angel fan myself.
did sort of hit the switches for the lights and sirens by mistake. LOL ...hmm, and we don't even get paddles to play with at our clinic. ie. your toys are better than my toys! Where did I go wrong!
I thought I'd do a personal blog for a change. I spend most of my time lost somewhere between gratitude and resentment on the one hand and fear and faith on the other. In other words, I'm probably not much different from anyone else here. Not where it counts. ~~~~~ My mo
Heh, I can identify! I've been working more hours than I'd like and there's been stress both on the home front and at work. I'm losing perspective and I'm due for a week off to recharge. Sounds like you are in the thick of it, but loving it. I did a logo and a booklet about ten years ago while on the organizing committee for an annual IDAA (International Doctors in AA) meeting (over a thousand attendees and their families). The most important
Sorry Tex. Strong as you seem, this is tough stuff.
I had read about this a few months ago. What amazed me was how cheap and tiny these WiFi-enabled Gumstix based surveillance computers were. You could envision a huge hidden network of these things keeping track of our whereabouts and the RFIDed products we purchase. Like our presence on the internet, though, we can take solace from our fundamental lack of importance in the grand scheme of things. That's our best privacy protection. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/ju/T_JU/smiles/Smile.gif" b
Thanks Jafo and Bichur. I see you using THis is neat Dr. D! Thanks FS! Be careful. People might think you're a geek too!
Try the Code Block bbcode thingie next time (to the right of insert picture). Thanks. I blog from JoeUser not from the StarDock. There's no such widget here, but I checked the StarDock forum and it looks like the widget inserts {code="html"}{/code} with square brackets instead of braces. That should save me a lot of trouble. Thanks again! [code="html"]Unfortun
I knew you'd get it ...heehee My head hurts. Sorry Tex. The perfect antidote is Buddah's poetry. In fact, this is just a subtle way of promoting his stuff. Ugh. Computerese. Heh, I just wanted to try a bit of technical writing. I don't think I'll try any more any time soon. It was pain
Aye, tis true! yer fonts is dingin' me wings
Nah, I wouldn't want my blog to be too interesting. gosh your "quick"
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My head sometimes lies to me . My heart never does. My mind waits for torpedos. My heart says, damn it, full steam ahead! Great sentiment in this, Maso!
three wrong sucks -- when do we get more Canadian geography? - yeah right, Lake Alberta
Just so you know, you've got my my moral support in this Mason, for what it's worth. "Doctors", for want of a better word, trying to make people ashamed for having an illness, deserve a special circle of hell all to themselves. I'll leave it to you to imagine the nature of the endless torments they should rightfully endure....hey maybe that'd be a good JUWC challenge. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/ju/T_JU/smiles/Wink.gif" border=0 align="absmidd
have you found the cheese hat? I was fishing once and found it in a fish's belly. It was the strangest thing. no!...well, now I've definitely got get back to it! Dungeon crawlers are such fun. I enjoy the third person perspective. Yeah, way back there was Diablo and the even more ancient Rogue-like games: Moria, Rognarac and Hack, etcetera, etcetera,..w00t WWW Link
I love FATE. It's still on my laptop, but it did get boring around dungeon level 35 or so. Maybe I'll try cheating too. Maybe cheating follows a contagious pattern (like violence). ...mmm food for thought.
Sorry I missed this, Tova. It's like a lesson in writing! Yes I'm hooked. As you know, I like the dark stuff and you've artfully built up the tension like a house on stilts. Some lovely description, turns-of-phrase and dialogue. Technical point: "areolae" is the plural - I can be your medical consultant I too crave more please, ma'm. This is your story Tova. Nobody else's.