Birthday Counter?
Does anyone have a good, easy-to-use birthday counter that I can stick on my page? Thanks!
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Monday, March 4, 2002My Rating (No One Under Seventeen Allowed to Read This)
R You are restricted. Well done, you're now "Which Movie Classification Are You?" Test created by Jamie - take it here. Well, since I cuss like a sailor, it's only fitting that I get this rate (though I think I was *this* close to being banned). .: 61 words at 07:34 PM in Quizzy Stuff :: Link ::
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Here's another good link to let you voice your opinions to policy makers. This one is Oceans at Risk.com - The Campaign to End Destructive Fishing. Please take a minute to go sign their petitions. .: 36 words at 07:04 PM in Take Action! :: Link ::
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Here's a little update on how the doctor's visit was: I was a little nervous this morning once I got there, but not too anxious. They started the IV and wheeled me into the room and the whole time I'm thinking, "Shouldn't I be feeling drowsy by now? Why the hell isn't the medicine working?" They sprayed some stuff in my mouth that puts your mouth completely to sleep and tastes awful and then made me bite down on this plastic ring. It had a hole in the middle, so I guess it was to help guide the scope. I'm really starting to get anxious at this point because they're bringing equipment in, turning the monitors on that show what the camera is seeing, etc. My motto when it comes to medical procedures that are being done on me is, "Ignorance is bliss." I don't want to know a damn thing that you're getting ready to do to me. The nice nurse then comes in and says the magic words, "We're going to start your medicine now. This should make you sleepy. It will sting a bit." The last thing I remember is thinking, "That does hurt. Ow ow ow o...." and then I woke up as they were wheeling me out. Ah, the miracle of modern medicine! I got home around 11:00 and did a few things like checking e-mail and making sure there were no work emergencies that needed to be handled and I went to sleep. I slept almost four hours, but I still feel a little tired. I'm developing a headache, too, which totally sucks. Anyone know if you can take Excedrin after an endoscopy? They did find some minor gastritis, which is basically an inflammation of the stomach. They gave me some guidelines (don't eat before you go to bed, take your medicine, etc.), but none of it wasn't anything I expected. I believe they are doing a biopsy on their findings, so we'll see if that turns anything up. I go see my GP on the 21st and they want me to schedule a follow-up with the scope doctor (I just like calling him that) next month. I guess until then it's business as usual. Thanks to everyone who wished me well. I really do appreciate it! :-) .: 384 words at 06:36 PM in Daily Ramblings :: Link ::
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Here's PromoGuy's Monday Mission 2.9: 1. What domain names (if any) did you think up, only to find they had already been registered? Or, if you don't have a domain, what's stopping you? 2. Name one of your favorite memories of dancing with someone (the person, the song, the feelings...) 3. Any elderly relatives you should be visiting, you know, before it is too late? 4. What is your Instant Messaging program of choice? 5. How many names are on your Buddy list? Care to share your username? 6. What is the longest you've had to hold it before you could get to a bathroom? What's the story there? 7. Describe the prefect date night. BONUS: Who's Bad? .: 452 words at 12:08 PM in Monday Missions :: Link ::
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