sometimes, you learn something
things i've learned this week:
1. waiting isn't always a bad thing, and patience really is a virtue.
2. the horrible experience of draining gus' butt juice is momentary compared to the weeks of being butt juice-smell free.
3. going out on a five-mile run while suffering from fifth UTI since september probably isn't a good idea.
4. it probably is a good idea to make an appointment with the UTI specialist.
5. when signing up for what to bring to the passover seder, sign up early to avoid having to make chopped liver.
6. when aunt says the option to bring the chopped liver is still available, yell "NO WAY" to make sure she gets the point.
7. then remind her that you are pushing 30 and only sometimes act like a child.
1. waiting isn't always a bad thing, and patience really is a virtue.
2. the horrible experience of draining gus' butt juice is momentary compared to the weeks of being butt juice-smell free.
3. going out on a five-mile run while suffering from fifth UTI since september probably isn't a good idea.
4. it probably is a good idea to make an appointment with the UTI specialist.
5. when signing up for what to bring to the passover seder, sign up early to avoid having to make chopped liver.
6. when aunt says the option to bring the chopped liver is still available, yell "NO WAY" to make sure she gets the point.
7. then remind her that you are pushing 30 and only sometimes act like a child.
posted by Pensive Girl @ 9:12 AM
2 Comments:
At 2:19 PM,
Anonymous said…
I didn't know your family was Jewish until I stalked your sister's myspace page. Where have I been?
At 4:58 PM,
Kat said…
You know, you can Gus' anal sacs removed. That's what we did for Cassie and it's been wonderful...
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