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Posted on 08/07/2007 7:52:15 AM PDT by HairOfTheDog
Well, I wouldn’t have any shortage of materials...fer a whiel at least.
You could come paint my kitchen if you like.
Hmm, I should get out my cross-stitching.
Ok, New Year here, time to start nagging people about things I’ve been putting off. First step: get an actual diagnosis of my fragrance allergy, if possible, so I can maybe find a way to avoid some of it.
I got one of my own that I'm avoiding painting.
I have a health question list of my own as well. First order of business is the new contacts (appt. is next Wed.), then the back/hip/leg or whatever, then...
Well you get the idea.
Ugh.
First I get to check with the insurance whether I have to go through the primary care guy or just call an allergist.
Insurance is a pain. Mine changed a couple of years ago though and we no longer have to get referrals for specialists. That’s a very good thing.
The good news is our doc is a good guy, they always get us in fast when we call for appointments, and I doubt it would be any trouble getting referrals.
Well, it’d use less power, in any case.
Mmmm...pizza...
Well, he was okay to watch. But I’m a little more abstract...
You? Or your art?
Life imitates art...or so they say...
Yeah, those butt-prints are definitely abstract.
Or is impressionist the word I want?
Heh...
Heh, I have some of that in black with multi-color strands throughout. I also have some in denim blue.
We had an insurance muck up today. Being on Coumadin, I’m supposed to go twice a week for blood tests to check the INR level. I went to the Doc’s office today, but they couldn’t write a form for me to get the test, because I’ve never actually been in to see that doctor. He’s an old friend of ours, but only after we changed insurance companies last month, did we list him as our primary care physician. He’s the one who called the hospital to let them know I was coming on Christmas Day, but the rules are that I’m supposed to have been to his office, in person, before he can write up any lab orders for me. So I have to go back tomorrow morning to get it done. What a pain in the butt, but I have to have the testing done.
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