Third try is a charm?

[captain_slinky]

For the first time since I was 8 years old, I now have a Primare Care Physician. This guy is GREAT! He's quick, funny, swears (he actually said "This can be some nasty shit" about one of the medications he put me on), and just doesn't look like a DOCTOR so much as some friendly/funny guy who has studdied a bit about everything, but focuses on one specific thing.

Oh my Gawd! He's collisions, if he had decided to go in to Medicine instead of Cooking and Computers! That's it EXACTLY!

Anyway, since my Pneumonia isn't getting any better, he put on some new drugs. One of them is a Jeckyl/Hyde pill that will either make me extremely irritable or extremely friendly. The other pill is the one that can be some "Pretty nasty shit" if I'm one of the few people who has all the side-effects happen to me.

Meanwhile, I am still sick. And I have to decide by TONIGHT if I still want to take Brittany Trick-Or-Treating Friday night. The way I feel right now, I'm leaning towards the negative :( That will be TWO YEARS IN A ROW that I didn't get tot ake her out on Halloween! Two of the PRIME Yars, too! Ages 9 and 10! Statisitcaly speaking, next year will be the first year that she may want to stop dressing up for the day!

Comments

[sarahbellem.livejournal.com]

You've probably got until 13 to take her trick or treating. Girls tend to do the dress up thing longer than boys do... Hell, my friends and I were still out there going door to door at age 15, but that was finally when it occured to me that it felt really weird extorting candy from my neighbors.

[captain-slinky.livejournal.com]

Yeah, but how old will she be before she no longer wants her dear old Uncle taggng along with her?