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FFFC!
I judge all of the 12k people at the Today Show for the Chris Brown concert. I think he is a complete a-hole, he's violent, and how these girls can still love him is beyond me. I judge the parents who let their children listen to him and support his career. He thinks he's above the law and moral character isn't important.
Love 9.3.03
Marriage 12.1.07
Baby Carriage 8.3.11
Re: FFFC!
I'm annoyed with my doctor's office. I went on Wednesday & the doctor said he'd call me the next day with my bloodwork results. I called yesterday aroudn 4:30 & the receptionist said they'd received them but he hadn't looked at them yet & to call back tomorrow. I called back again (I'm impatient!) & the lady told me that they *just* got them in & he hadn't looked at them yet. She babbled some stuff about it all being normal and a thyroid level of 163. I have no idea what that means.
Also, DH & I rode together to work today. He has a bad habit of lollygagging & this morning he made us about 15 minutes behind schedule. Normally that's NBD except I needed to be at work by 7 today so I could leave at 4 for my hair appointment at 430. He acted like it was NBD & told me to just text our hairdresser & it'd be fine. So I texted her & she wants to move my appointment. Thanks, DH.
Um, YES! I am freaking livid right now. I need to calm down but I just am getting more and more mad about this stupid bbq at our house tonight.
I agree with you on the Chris Brown stuff. I can't look at him without thinking about how violent he is. I don't care if he sings nice.
I use the f-bomb in arguments a lot. To me, I'm just expressing how serious I am. If you've gotten me angry enough to use that word, you need to know it. My H, however, despite being a tough guy, for some reason, gets really prissy about me saying it and tries to reword what I just said or claims that he would never say that. Dude, I've heard you cuss out a glass of water. I know how to say what I said in a prettier way, but it sinks in a hell of a lot faster if I say it ugly, and I'm going to keep melting the paint off the walls until it does.
DH gets like that too. I have a mouth like a sailor. I do. & I'll say fuuck in an argument without even batting an eyelash & DH makes a point about my saying it & how it escalates the argument. Its like "Really? Have you MET me?! Fuuck is like my favorite word".
I think tone is important. Fuuck has many different meanings & is dependent on tone & context to convey that meaning.
I actually rarely curse during arguments, so when I do DH knows it's serious. I curse more in type on the nest than I do IRL I think...
lol Do you know what they tested? Typically they'll just do a TSH test if there's not a real cause for concern and that in no way shape or form is a normal level...or any level really. It's usually a number like 1.8 (as an example.) Over a 5 is considered to be hypo. I believe you'd be dead at a 163.
Definitely ask the Dr for clarification.
I have no idea what they tested. They just stuck a needle in me & said they'd call me.
She said 163. Based on Google, I think she has no idea what she's talking about.
You sure she didn't mean 1.63?
I'm pretty sure she meant 1.63, but she said 163 like I was supposed to know what it meant.
That's what I was thinking too. The lab reports are the same way. They'll just say normal range and give your actual number. No real explanation. Mine jumped up (still considered normal...by the older standards anyway) last time I had bloodwork & my Dr and I discussed the possible reasons why. That's the only reason I'm familiar with the ranges. Normally they just say "normal" and call it a day.