A good stethoscopeing..... hmmmmm
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A good stethoscopeing..... hmmmmm
Ya can't beat it.
I’m a bit late here. Something about bears, yelling, crayons, worksheets, and stethoscopes. I imagine that there are bears wearing stethoscopes and yelling because they have to use crayons to complete some worksheets. Not that I find anything absurd or silly about that.
Makes sense me too.
Our docs live and die by a 15 minute max visit so they're typically on time. Of course this means that if there's something complex they run out of time with me which is not ideal either.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
So far so good here.at the doctor's office. Hey TRUE STORY TIME:
My dad had White Coat Syndrome so his doctor made him take his blood pressure at home for at least a week before his appt. My dad never missed taking his blood pressure. One time I totally freaked out because I was taking my blood pressure wrong and of course it was all over the place. I called the resident blood pressure expert and he put me on the right track right away. Whew!
My dad had White Coat Syndrome so his doctor made him take his blood pressure at home for at least a week before his appt. My dad never missed taking his blood pressure. One time I totally freaked out because I was taking my blood pressure wrong and of course it was all over the place. I called the resident blood pressure expert and he put me on the right track right away. Whew!
It was the same in the UK. Here it's not as tight. We like to see the doc early(ish) in the mornings so the overrun is not so big.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Sounds like Ohio. Oh, wait, you said 26c and it's 40 F outside. But the humidity is pretty bad and it's raining and dark already outside.Only 26c but 93% humidity
Thanks, I appreciate that.
All you have to do is trace and copy some uppercase letters, and identify word sounds here and there.
You can use whatever color of crayon you prefer.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
I'm having troubles. The battery in my tablet has gone west. So I'm using my spare phone while my Samsung is charging. My spare is a cheap Chinese thing that runs Android 10. My Samsung is a much better phone but runs Android 9. There is an awful lot of difference between them making it difficult to use the spare that I've only used before to see if it works
Not a winner for sure
Not a winner for sure
Tomorrow I'm at the medical imaging clinic for a mammogram. Horrible thing invented by a man. I wonder how he'd feel if his testicles were squished in a vice. Would he have made the mammogram in the same way.
Interesting that we would say "gone south" not west. "Go west, young man" was a positive statement in days of yore.
Gone west is gone the way of the setting sun.
And goodnight good people.
Night!
The internet tells me "gone south"
Deteriorate or decline, as in The stock market is headed south again . This expression is generally thought to allude to compasses and two-dimensional maps where north is up and south is down. However, among some Native Americans, the term was a euphemism for dying, and possibly this sense led to the present usage.
Might be a bit advanced for me
Karen wanted to go to a jewellery shop so the plan was I'd drop her off then go to Aldi. When I was done I'd text her to see if she was done and if she was I'd pick her up, if not I'd find a park. This is how the text exchange went when I got out of Aldi...
Me: I'm done
Karen: Yes
Me: Do you want me to pick you up or park?
Karen: Yeah
Me: I'm done
Karen: Yes
Me: Do you want me to pick you up or park?
Karen: Yeah