Was this the list?
1. Have lunch.
2. Have a drink.
3. Make a a new to do list.
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Was this the list?
1. Have lunch.
2. Have a drink.
3. Make a a new to do list.
How are you doing this?
While I ponder the psychic abilities of Australian birders, I think that it is time to go to bed. Good night everyone. I leave you all with this win as a remembrance of the tragic joy of having been bested by me yet again.
and yet, I undercut your win in mere moments...
You didn't even give me time to get up out of my chair.
I went through your bin.
That pharmacist is my new best friend. Kid's asleep, no psycho fits.
There are no kids here.....Just old wrecks...
I was talking with someone tonight who was having all sorts of symptoms until a doctor recognized drug side effects. He stopped meds and feels a lot better now.
Every wreck has its treasure...
Its easy to take meds for granted, it seems...
Good morning y'all
Sun is shining for the first time in days. A win.
Orange weather warning for high winds later.
Sun is shining for the first time in days. A win.
Orange weather warning for high winds later.
That's wonderful.
Not only for Ares but your stress level will reduce. Double win
Will you be telling the doctor who prescribed them of his bloody stupid error?
It doesn't seem that it was just the kid's doctor.... The ER docs didn't know, either, and actually gave him more while he was there.
From what I understand, there are different 'databases' for physicians, pharmacists, and poison control. I think from now on, I'm going to talk to a pharmacist before administering any new meds. They might have access to more information than a doc does.
Driver of ‘Booty Patrol’ truck that resembled Border Patrol is cited in Florida
The DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office cited the driver for having lights resembling those of law enforcement. The vehicle read “Booty Patrol” on the back.
www.nbcnews.com
Booty Patrol
It was actually his red and blue flashing lights they cited him for, not the design of the truck. Actual Border Patrol vehicles have US Government plates on them, but this truck clearly has a Florida plate.
I would also check drugs.com which has the most extensive list of side-effects and drug interactions I've found.
Absolutely.
I've learned poison control has an even more extensive database than the pharmacist. And they seem bored. I might run some of this by them, too.
We Never Know
No Slack
Stretching out a win
