Real-time Mind Control Zombie Zot

http://www.MindControlUSA.com ^ | 12/23/06 | BibleBabe1

[BibleBabe1]

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[sionnsar]

Things weren't so bad here, but then again I was at work before the snow really got underway. It's melting here, but when it freezes it's going to be a mess.

I had an appointment for a vaccination after work, but moved it up to the noon hour (immediately after I booked my flights to Bangalore).

[darkangel82]

Ouch.

[sionnsar]

Barely even felt it.

Looking at the radar, it seems a nice mass of snow just passed us to the south. But it's getting towards freezing and time to go home.

[Monkey Face]

It’s colder than a well digger’s destination, here...

[darkangel82]

I just avoid anywhere or anything that involves shots. Good that the snow passed you by but it’ll be back.

[Monkey Face]

You’re talking about Puget Sound. One never knows what will show up there in the way of weather. Especially with Alaska “owning” the Inland Passage.

[sionnsar]

I just avoid anywhere or anything that involves shots.

I don't have a choice in this new job. Lots of travel. Now I hate sitting on airplanes, and I've always really been a stay-at-home kind of person ("adventure" was defined as "more than a half-hour's drive from home"), but the world is really an interesting place and the misery of getting there (and sometimes being there) is offset by the experience, or even just the memories.

I'm becoming more like my father-in-law (RIP): far more the globe-trotter than I (he *lived* in various countries for years), the day he retired from it all to just stay home was a bit difficult.

OTOH, LoM is *very* sensitive to shots; one could trigger a re-occurrance of the Guillaume-Barre Syndrome she had a couple of years ago. We kept tabs on her very closely after the vaccinations needed for Cairo.

Me, I don't like them. Too many painful ones as a child, but the nurses seem to be much better now. I did feel this one but barely, and only because I was expecting it. Mosquito bites are worse (says memory, I haven't had one in years because we have very few mosquitos here -- last year was bad: I think I saw almost ten, usually I see 3 or 4).

Bangalore will be a pleasant break from Seattle's dark, grim winter. In February Bangalore is like springtime Santa Barbara.

[sionnsar]

If it wasn’t warm in Fiji, nobody would go there!

Us mossbacks? Key West in November was tolerable; I wouldn't go there most of the year.

[darkangel82]

I think I saw almost ten, usually I see 3 or 4).

I see 10 in an hour or two here. We have candles and stuff to get rid of them.

[NicknamedBob]

"I think I saw almost ten, usually I see 3 or 4)."

I see 10 in an hour or two here. We have candles and stuff to get rid of them.

I sure wish Father Noah had had quicker reactions.

[sionnsar]

I see 10 in an hour or two here. We have candles and stuff to get rid of them.

Any incantations? *\;-)

[NicknamedBob]

One reason I never disturb spiderwebs.

Another is that I’m lazy.

[Monkey Face]

I don’t disturb spiderwebs because I’m afraid. I’m VERY afraid.

[NicknamedBob]

No need to be.

They are just exterminators making house calls.

[Tax-chick]

So you and the Alaskans will go to Fiji when its climate is like Kansas :-).

My husband just got back from Florida (Orlando area) and has been going on about how nice it is. DUH! It’s January! If he’d gone in August, he’d have been griping constantly!

[Monkey Face]

You can say that. And I can believe it. But spiders is spiders, and they isn’t my favorite critter.

[Monkey Face]

...If he’d gone in August, he’d have been griping constantly!...

Amazing what a little perspective will do...

[NicknamedBob]

I used to tell my girls, “Don’t worry about it. You’re not a bug.”

[Tax-chick]

Yeah. During the summer, Mom always says it’s too hot and humid to exercise even before sunrise. Not like a cloudy afternoon in January!

[Monkey Face]

Yah. Easy for YOU to say!