Stuff, stuff, and yes, more stuff
Oct. 6th, 2004 09:26 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dr_trannyWow. It's been a while since I updated this thing. Life has been hectic. Mostly revolving around Mary's various problems. I've been running her around all over the damn place, like I'm her chauffeur or something. I haven't slept right in the last week and a half, just from all the strange times all her doctor's appointments are. Tomorrow's is at 9 in the damn morning. Yecch.
All the stuff with Mt. St. Helens has been pretty exciting. I got to watch the eruption Monday live on TV, and woke up about halfway through yesterday's. I've been keeping an eye on the seismogram readouts and the live webcam of the mountain almost as much as the guys from USGS. We almost went down to the mountain on Saturday, but ended up scratching the plan due to time, and when I checked the web for updates, they'd already evacuated the Johnston Ridge Observatory. Feh, what's the point of going to watch the thing erupt if I can't watch it from directly in front of the crater?
Mary said something strange to me a couple of times now. She made some comment about T being too expensive in the long run, but she'd be willing to try and come up with $7500 for me to go pay a little visit to a certain surgeon in San Fran. That makes no sense to me. If she's so against this whole process, why on earth would she want to pay for my top surgery? I don't know whether to take her seriously or not. I gotta admit though, the thought of being able to get dressed without having to pull that goddamn binder over my head is pretty appealing.
I get to go back to work Tuesday. Yippee. Yay. Fall over dead from excitement. I've been enjoying this whole stay at home thing. Oh well. Guess I'll just have to win the lottery.
Bed time soon. I gotta get up about 6:30 to perform the 3 S's, and drive Mary up to her doctor in Seattle. I hate driving in Seattle, and I really hate driving in Seattle during the morning when everybody is in a panic to get to work slightly less late than the day before.
Night kids. Play nice.
All the stuff with Mt. St. Helens has been pretty exciting. I got to watch the eruption Monday live on TV, and woke up about halfway through yesterday's. I've been keeping an eye on the seismogram readouts and the live webcam of the mountain almost as much as the guys from USGS. We almost went down to the mountain on Saturday, but ended up scratching the plan due to time, and when I checked the web for updates, they'd already evacuated the Johnston Ridge Observatory. Feh, what's the point of going to watch the thing erupt if I can't watch it from directly in front of the crater?
Mary said something strange to me a couple of times now. She made some comment about T being too expensive in the long run, but she'd be willing to try and come up with $7500 for me to go pay a little visit to a certain surgeon in San Fran. That makes no sense to me. If she's so against this whole process, why on earth would she want to pay for my top surgery? I don't know whether to take her seriously or not. I gotta admit though, the thought of being able to get dressed without having to pull that goddamn binder over my head is pretty appealing.
I get to go back to work Tuesday. Yippee. Yay. Fall over dead from excitement. I've been enjoying this whole stay at home thing. Oh well. Guess I'll just have to win the lottery.
Bed time soon. I gotta get up about 6:30 to perform the 3 S's, and drive Mary up to her doctor in Seattle. I hate driving in Seattle, and I really hate driving in Seattle during the morning when everybody is in a panic to get to work slightly less late than the day before.
Night kids. Play nice.
