Gonna have to mow soon.
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ffloGreen things are getting greener and taller and bushier all over.
My work neighbor has a serious case of the multiple yawns, but so far I haven't caught them. Does that yawn contagion not work as much when there are many yawns as when there's one?
Found out our office visit co-pays went up this year, and to a whoppin' 40 bucks for in-network "specialists", which are defined as anyone who's not your primary care physician or a pediatrician. Since my doctor retired I don't have a primary care physician or a pediatrician. Shall I work on my childishness, to qualify for a pediatrician? I feel like having a tantrum about this co-pay thing, and our healthcare system in general, so that's a head start.
The tulips bulbs I planted late last fall have turned out to have been viable, despite their shabby-looking condition. There were two varieties, so I did a cluster in the middle with one sort and a ring around them with the other. It seems the inner circle is on an earlier magical-nature schedule than the others, though. But that's okay. It's all better than the prickly bush I hated that was there before, and that I channeled lotsa turbulent emotion into removing (along with lotsa muscle).
Any more I often seem to have mixed feelings about Spring. It's happening again this year. What can I say. Not much, I guess.
Flowers are pretty, however. Flowers sometimes are very quite pretty.
My work neighbor has a serious case of the multiple yawns, but so far I haven't caught them. Does that yawn contagion not work as much when there are many yawns as when there's one?
Found out our office visit co-pays went up this year, and to a whoppin' 40 bucks for in-network "specialists", which are defined as anyone who's not your primary care physician or a pediatrician. Since my doctor retired I don't have a primary care physician or a pediatrician. Shall I work on my childishness, to qualify for a pediatrician? I feel like having a tantrum about this co-pay thing, and our healthcare system in general, so that's a head start.
The tulips bulbs I planted late last fall have turned out to have been viable, despite their shabby-looking condition. There were two varieties, so I did a cluster in the middle with one sort and a ring around them with the other. It seems the inner circle is on an earlier magical-nature schedule than the others, though. But that's okay. It's all better than the prickly bush I hated that was there before, and that I channeled lotsa turbulent emotion into removing (along with lotsa muscle).
Any more I often seem to have mixed feelings about Spring. It's happening again this year. What can I say. Not much, I guess.
Flowers are pretty, however. Flowers sometimes are very quite pretty.
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Date: May. 5th, 2016 09:31 pm (UTC)I feel like having a tantrum about this co-pay thing, and our healthcare system in general, so that's a head start.
I wouldn't blame you for having a tantrum