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Good morning everyone! It is snowing in various parts of the city. In my end of town it is raining and snowing so I don't think it will stick.

I really was fine with the snow the first time around but now it annoys me. Does this happen to anyone else?

Hope you all are doing well, much to do so I may only be reading today!

dontwantaname wrote:Thw weathr is going to suck today. I should be walking Rusty now, before it happens.
But I might have a cold.
I have something, try to figure it out so I can take something.

Excerdrin? Always wakes me up.

Advil cold and sinus? This might be a sinus thing.

The arthritis pill the arthritis doctor gave me? It worked great earlier this week. First time I tried it. But from what I read, it is something that shouldn't be taken too often. Potential side effects are worse than the cure. WtheF? Anything that works on the arthritis is like that. The steroids were great! Until they cause something even worse.

If I pick the wrong drug, I'm stuck for a few hours until it wears off.

So the question is:
Is this a head cold?
or
Is it the arthritis in my neck?

Why not try a warm wrap on your neck? Might help either way, leave you the option to take something later if other symptoms appear.

inkycatz wrote:Good morning everyone! It is snowing in various parts of the city. In my end of town it is raining and snowing so I don't think it will stick.

I really was fine with the snow the first time around but now it annoys me. Does this happen to anyone else?

Hope you all are doing well, much to do so I may only be reading today!

My mom decided she was fed up with the snow as well. We had a big storm in October, but very little since then. Snowing right now, but not expected to accumulate very much. I'm not sick of it yet. :D

It's raining here.


:p

dougall wrote:It's raining here.


:p

Just looked outside. It's raining here as well, but there's nearly an inch of snow.

Davey Jones died. Last train....

pooflady wrote:Davey Jones died. Last train....

bummer

Sigh. Am tired of work.

and, the Winter Weather Advisory has been cancelled, now a Winter Storm Warning. 1-4 inches of snow plus up to a third of an inch of ice. Weee!

dontwantaname wrote:It is raining.

I'm borded

My pill choice is sort of working

Should I go to the supermarket or take a nap?

Don't feel like walking Rusty and getting all wet and having to have to dry Rusty off when we get home.

I vote nap, and wait for it to stop raining.

Mavyn wrote:Sigh. Am tired of work.

and, the Winter Weather Advisory has been cancelled, now a Winter Storm Warning. 1-4 inches of snow plus up to a third of an inch of ice. Weee!

WooHoo.

Should make the commute a lot of fun ;)

dougall wrote:WooHoo.

Should make the commute a lot of fun ;)

Yep. Figure it will start getting crummy around the gap.

dontwantaname wrote:Leave early!

(yeah that works)

Tell the boss that nobody remembers how to drive in snow this year.

I don't have much of a commute. Boss would laugh at me for that, since his commute is 30 miles longer than mine.

Dougall's commute is worse yet...but I don't think he's going to be able to leave early.

Mavyn wrote:I don't have much of a commute. Boss would laugh at me for that, since his commute is 30 miles longer than mine.

Dougall's commute is worse yet...but I don't think he's going to be able to leave early.

I'm going shopping too

Afternoon, folks

dontwantaname wrote:Just under the wire!


btw, I never said the sun had to be out to be morning.

whatever. i don't g.a.s. any more.

It's poured at least 10 times today. Sun's shining now.

Good evening. Finished clearing out all of the drawers, linen closet, etc. in the master bath. Then decided to do the little cutsey cabinet I bought. Opened the door, and the glass fell out - you can imagine that after I exclaimed "oh goodness!" so long and loud that the dog got stuck under the bed it was a mess because it was large, decorative glass and it broke into a million pieces. I think I have all of the tiny shards swept up, but it is scarey enough with my injured foot to not go barefoot in there for a nano-second.

klozitshoper wrote:Good evening. Finished clearing out all of the drawers, linen closet, etc. in the master bath. Then decided to do the little cutsey cabinet I bought. Opened the door, and the glass fell out - you can imagine that after I exclaimed "oh goodness!" so long and loud that the dog got stuck under the bed it was a mess because it was large, decorative glass and it broke into a million pieces. I think I have all of the tiny shards swept up, but it is scarey enough with my injured foot to not go barefoot in there for a nano-second.

Be vewy, vewy careful.

klozitshoper wrote:Good evening. Finished clearing out all of the drawers, linen closet, etc. in the master bath.

Broken stuff aside (eek), it sounds productive!

klozitshoper wrote: it was large, decorative glass and it broke into a million pieces

Sounds like a piece of tempered glass. the "million pieces" is actually a safety feature, as those pieces tend to be more uniform and have square edges, rather than the sharp jagged edges (and sharp little slivers)you'll get with untempered glass.

Still need to do a thorough job cleaning, of course.

dontwantaname wrote:You use to give a poop?

Other than to be grumpy?

I find that hard to believe.

Well, at least for today.

Yay Joyner! I hope that there is no day-after feeling later and that you have safe travels home.

Snow here, they actually pretended to run the plow through the neighborhood (about the time it was mostly melted). Since most normal people had already left for work, it didn't do any good and just made the icy bits worse.

Not feeling motivated today, this is bad because I haven't been very productive at work this week. I did get my DVDs organized though I bought two DVD racks tipped one upside down and stuck it on top of the other (because they had large bases for stability) and fastened it to a large cabinet thing so it's secure. So yay! Need to take more Amazon boxes to all my friends that are moving away. Worst part about living here, as soon as you make good friends with someone, they move away....

Turken wrote:Sounds like a piece of tempered glass. the "million pieces" is actually a safety feature, as those pieces tend to be more uniform and have square edges, rather than the sharp jagged edges (and sharp little slivers)you'll get with untempered glass.

Still need to do a thorough job cleaning, of course.

No, not tempered glass, as I know what you mean by those fragments. For no reason at all, one afternoon about 10 years ago, I heard a loud "boom" and saw that one of the sliders (the doors were closed, but pocket sliders) had burst. The glass company had no explanation for it other than it "just gave out over time". It was about 7 years old at the time.

dontwantaname wrote:Wipe the floors with damp paper towels.

I used a broom and then the swivel sweeper. Still, there is a piece here or there on the grout (that bathroom is about 10 feet long - and the glass managed to hit every part of it). Great idea on the wet paper towels.

dontwantaname wrote:Damp, not totally wet...well more than damp.

You are being punished for being too productive.

I am indeed - I neglected to mention that I dropped a bottle of nail polish (purple almost) and it too broke and spashed on the walls, woodwork tub, etc. That is before I broke the glass. I am afraid to go back in that room. It is definitely out to get me.

klozitshoper wrote:I am indeed - I neglected to mention that I dropped a bottle of nail polish (purple almost) and it too broke and spashed on the walls, woodwork tub, etc. That is before I broke the glass. I am afraid to go back in that room. It is definitely out to get me.

Maybe you should just avoid that room as much as is reasonable.

g'night, folks.

dontwantaname wrote:ewww, that is a mess. Much harder to clean up nail polish.

? can't you just use nail polish remover? with glass i'd always be worrying about missing nearly invisible tiny shards, but with coloured nail polish you can see what needs to be removed.

no1 wrote:? can't you just use nail polish remover? with glass i'd always be worrying about missing nearly invisible tiny shards, but with coloured nail polish you can see what needs to be removed.

Nail polish remover can strip the finish off of many surfaces.

KtCallista wrote:Nail polish remover can strip the finish off of many surfaces.

you can always refinish a surface. i assumed since the bottle broke she dropped it a good distance, prolly the floor, which in many cases is tiled or linoleum? and most of the polish is there with just a few drops splashing on other surfaces.