Well this coughing fit has me up this early. I've been reading the paper online, put the refrigerated breakfast stuff together on one shelf, let the dogs out, let the dogs back in, and now i'm watching Nick at Nite.
[FONT=Comic Sans MS][U][B]Marie[/B][/U], RN in O.R, pursuing BSN, semester [U]?[/U] of [U]?[/U]:)[/FONT]
[FONT=Comic Sans MS][B]Supposedly 8 out of 10 people suffer from hemorrhoids. Does that mean that the other 2 people [I]enjoy[/I] them???:confused:[/B][/FONT]
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[B][FONT=Comic Sans MS]My little peapod has arrived :).[/FONT][/B]
I tried to sleep, but tossed and turned. Geez, and on my weekend off, too: blaaah!
At least it is finally warming up over here. Poor NY; some parts have over 100 inches of snow. I vaguely remember the snowstorm of '67, and have seen pictures. Must be horrid. Hope you didn't have any of that fallout where you are.
'Cat'
We got about 6-7 inches here last week. There's still some on the ground, but the roads and parking lots are clear.
I like snow, but not 100 inches worth. I don't like snow that keeps me trapped in my house for days.
[FONT=Comic Sans MS][U][B]Marie[/B][/U], RN in O.R, pursuing BSN, semester [U]?[/U] of [U]?[/U]:)[/FONT]
[FONT=Comic Sans MS][B]Supposedly 8 out of 10 people suffer from hemorrhoids. Does that mean that the other 2 people [I]enjoy[/I] them???:confused:[/B][/FONT]
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[B][FONT=Comic Sans MS]My little peapod has arrived :).[/FONT][/B]
Growing up in Central Texas, snow is pretty much foreign to me. I've been in the snow before and realize it can very dangerous on the road. In reasonable amounts the snow can be beautiful. This winter in the PNW I've seen more snow in one season than my entire life, LOL.
On a side note, a lot of good site activity the past 24hrs! :soexcited:
Cary James Barrett, RN, BSN
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