Walk This Way
<I am still here. Still no news. I am laying in my er curtain area across from tall, muscley, bald by choice guy. 9 hours. Are you kidding me, god>
Because this guy was indeed my actual nurse tonight, which was 1/2 totally awesome because he was super hot and I'm normally horrified by male-medical-people because of all their chest grabbing, but since he was super hot, it was, like, not so bad. (My psychiatrist might read this and thus if you don't hear from me for a week it might be due to a removal-of-weirdness-lobotomy, I hear they do those here, and I am a prime candidate.) It was the other 1/2 not so awesome because - well, that's all I have to say about that. So there. Google that. Yeah. Or something.
Also, I've been quite remiss in forgetting to write a wonderful / horrifying review of my trip to Brookline Booksmith where I had a horrifying/amusing experience seeing Jill Zarin, of Real Houswives of New York, do a "reading" which was mostly a q/a with random fans, which I must not diss, because I was there, wasn't I? I have decided, that since tomorrow I am likely doing the embolization to end my bleeds (hope hope hope), this might be a really good post to write from an elevated, post-sedation perspective.
Title: Famous People Are Weird, and the People That Love Them: Even Weirder--Jill Zarin, Andy Cohen, Alex McCord, Kelly Bensimone, Spite, Anti-Semitism, Class, and Craziness: What I Learned at the Booksmith.
I love a good long title almost more than I love a suspenseful ending and a good google draw.
Love to all, I have to sleep, I didn't get a nap today!
Boo Hiss!!!!!! Praying everything goes perfectly for the embolization and you have one less thing to worry and wonder about-----is it going to happen???------when is it going to happen?????
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Linda in Louisiana
never ever get a "removal-of-weirdness-lobotomy"! Your weirdness makes you awesome, unique, and a great drama teacher. :-)
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