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Spent a day separated from time today. That is, I was in the hospital all day, getting there at 8:30 and getting home about 45 minutes ago. I had a catheter inserted just below my collar bone, to make the administering of chemotherapy easier. Then I saw my would-be surgeon, who seems like a very … Continue reading Null day
The CAT scan took place last night, and was surprisingly quick. Preparing me for the scan took slightly longer than the scan itself. No gown or anything, just me and my clothes, sans jeans (metal buttons). IV contrast added, which felt something like a hot flash, so I was used to it. Twice sliding through … Continue reading I learn a new language
I mean, this bit seems quite accurate, don’t you think? TheStar.com – Wednesday Nov 29 Thought for the Day: Mercury and Neptune are lost in a fog. Mars is fed up with Saturn. If you can escape the rat race today, please do so. Tell your boss that your astrologer advised you to stay home.
FOXNews.com – Obituaries in the News – Local News | News Articles | National News | US News Jack Williamson PORTALES, N.M. (AP) _ Jack Williamson, a science fiction author who wrote dozens of novels and short stories in a career that spanned eight decades, died Friday. He was 98. Williamson died at his home … Continue reading Jack Williamson, 1908-2006
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