Archive for December, 2005
Wednesday Nights
Wednesday, December 21st, 2005Who’s Whom?
Tuesday, December 20th, 2005Boarding at Big Bear
Monday, December 19th, 2005Condos in the Sky
Friday, December 16th, 2005I am the Coolest Guy Ever
Wednesday, December 14th, 2005Last wednesday I made the coolest purchase ever.
That’s right, those shoes with the wheels on them that you see 8 year olds riding around on are available in adult sizes.
What. Yes I realize maybe a 25 year old guy shouldn’t be into 8 year old kid fads, but these are shoes with wheels on them. This has to be the greatest innovation in shoe technology since nike invented the sneaker!
What? Okay so I get strange looks rolling around Best Buy in them. But it’s just jealousy. I swear.
Screw you guys.
On the Snow
Sunday, December 11th, 2005Mammoth!
Friday, December 9th, 2005The Neverending Hospital Trip
Sunday, December 4th, 2005So I woke up today short of breath. Chills and coughing I can handle. Not being able to breathe worries me a bit. I decide to go to see a doctor.
My doctor is closed of course, since it’s Sunday. I call around a bunch of general practitioners and they’re all closed too. So I do what I figure most people do on Sundays, go to a hospital.
I’m feeling kind of guilty going to the Emergency Room, since this isn’t really, in my opinion, an emergency. But when I get there at 8:52am there’s no one else around so I figure not being able to breathe is a good enough excuse to be there. they write SOB (shortness of breath I hope) on my slip and send me in right away.
7 hours, a chest xray, CT scan, intravenus antibiotics, ungodly number blood tests, diabetes test, and $2750 later, I’m discharged from the hospital.
Plus I have to pay whatever they charge for the chest x-ray, which they’re going to bill separately, and $145 in prescriptions.
Christmas is officially cancelled.
Yay for being the only first world country in the world without socialized medicine.
Forest Stump
Friday, December 2nd, 2005Okay so I missed a few days of photos, I was sick.
I was still sick today, when I destroyed the neighbors tree stump by means of a chainsaw, a stump grinder, a shovel, and a pickaxe.
In the foreground is the chainlink fence which hopefully, now that the stump has been removed, will be replaced by a wood fence. In the background is not the stump, it is a big chunk of the stump which I stuck all the tools into to create a triumphant piece of modern art. The stump itself was at least 3x bigger than that thing.