Comments on: Wasn’t there water here? http://www.kellywell.org/200603_312/ tHERE'S mORE tO lIFE tHAN wHAT wE cAN sEE Wed, 07 Jan 2009 00:59:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: NineMoons http://www.kellywell.org/200603_312/#comment-4944 Sun, 02 Apr 2006 19:32:08 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200603_312/#comment-4944 I DO feel better now dear Kelly! The Beloved gave me a head-and-shoulder-and-face massage that really helped a lot. And I felt well enough to watch tv and my totally legal download of Veronica Mars - which had George-Michael and Maebe (sp?) from Arrested Development in it! You have to watch VM! And I have to watch AD! And I also have to record that Buffy cd for you. Oops... :-) I DO feel better now dear Kelly! The Beloved gave me a head-and-shoulder-and-face massage that really helped a lot. And I felt well enough to watch tv and my totally legal download of Veronica Mars - which had George-Michael and Maebe (sp?) from Arrested Development in it! You have to watch VM! And I have to watch AD! And I also have to record that Buffy cd for you. Oops… :-)

]]> by: Kelly http://www.kellywell.org/200603_312/#comment-4939 Sun, 02 Apr 2006 14:30:45 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200603_312/#comment-4939 Oh Nines, I'm so sorry. I really am... I've had migraines before, but they only come in bits and fits - I can't imagine suffering the way you do. That's just WRONG. Did you try a naturopath yet, since the med profession has let you down? I can't believe you've seen the same book; that's funny, since I thought it was kind of obscure. I have a memory for the smallest, most trite details that never matter EVER, so though I'll remember stupid things, I don't remember entire <em>episodes</em>, even as I read about them. And it was only TWO years ago that I saw them! Just think - Easter break's coming. I prescribe ten (ten, right?) wonderful days lounging in bed with the TV on, and The Beloved serving you whatever you need. Speaking of Beloveds, this is the first season I've actually began <i>crushing</i> on Angel. I think because he seems more my age-ish now. Season 4's shaping up, I loved the 6-9 episodes so MUCH. But I should write you an email about it... Feel better, little buddy. xo Oh Nines, I’m so sorry. I really am… I’ve had migraines before, but they only come in bits and fits - I can’t imagine suffering the way you do. That’s just WRONG. Did you try a naturopath yet, since the med profession has let you down?

I can’t believe you’ve seen the same book; that’s funny, since I thought it was kind of obscure. I have a memory for the smallest, most trite details that never matter EVER, so though I’ll remember stupid things, I don’t remember entire episodes, even as I read about them. And it was only TWO years ago that I saw them!

Just think - Easter break’s coming. I prescribe ten (ten, right?) wonderful days lounging in bed with the TV on, and The Beloved serving you whatever you need. Speaking of Beloveds, this is the first season I’ve actually began crushing on Angel. I think because he seems more my age-ish now. Season 4’s shaping up, I loved the 6-9 episodes so MUCH. But I should write you an email about it…

Feel better, little buddy. xo

]]> by: NineMoons http://www.kellywell.org/200603_312/#comment-4938 Sun, 02 Apr 2006 09:39:03 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200603_312/#comment-4938 That line of Mulder's, about the Tooms-gunk was the first time I saw him as a 3-D person, instead of just a suit wandering around solving things and being morose. My dad got that N.E. Genge book in some office book club thingy when it first came out. I loved the story about the woman whose body chemicals killed her. Or something. I'm still not blogging at the moment. After a hellish week of work, I have spent a lovely weekend in migrainous agony that STILL hasn't gone away fully. I kind of wish I was dead. This is supposed to be my relax and chill time so I can survive next week's hell and instead I'm was in too much pain to open my eyes yesterday and today I have the lingering remnants of a headache that nothing seems to help. I probably should get off the computer. Give me another week and I'll start blogging again. xxx That line of Mulder’s, about the Tooms-gunk was the first time I saw him as a 3-D person, instead of just a suit wandering around solving things and being morose.

My dad got that N.E. Genge book in some office book club thingy when it first came out. I loved the story about the woman whose body chemicals killed her. Or something.

I’m still not blogging at the moment. After a hellish week of work, I have spent a lovely weekend in migrainous agony that STILL hasn’t gone away fully. I kind of wish I was dead. This is supposed to be my relax and chill time so I can survive next week’s hell and instead I’m was in too much pain to open my eyes yesterday and today I have the lingering remnants of a headache that nothing seems to help. I probably should get off the computer.

Give me another week and I’ll start blogging again. xxx

]]> by: Kelly http://www.kellywell.org/200603_312/#comment-4935 Sat, 01 Apr 2006 11:42:03 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200603_312/#comment-4935 Cath, where were you and Tawnya this morning? I've already had two cups, while waiting for you. Now I'm too caffeinated to think straight. Can you make it for my afternoon coffee break? Bring some cake. One of our labs is sniffy, and the other is mouthy, so I know all about eye juice, nose juice, and mouth juice. I want to be sick. xo @@@ Aakanks, last week in Charlotte, I caught this exchange from a couple guys behind me. "....the redhead?" said one. "I <i>love</i> red hair," said the other, emphatically. Yep, me too. Which is one reason I decided to go redder instead of blonde, like I had for years and years. I love Scully's hair. School has always been fun for me, and for years I wanted to go back, but I don't know if I can keep up anymore. I don't know, maybe I could, once I was acclimated. Anyway, you just hang in there, sweetcheeks.:smile: xo @@@ Kell, oh my gosh, HOW can I possibly choose which one you should see first?? They're all so incredible, but okay. I opt for Buffy, which you have to watch in conjunction with Angel. Angel's first season starts during Buffy's fourth season, and they intertwine at times, and share some of the same characters. Then, definitely, watch X-Files. It's a classic. I know what you mean, there's just not enough time to watch all these great shows. No wonder I'm not reading as much as I used to. Which probably explains why my brain is atrophying. Oh well. lala!! xo @@@ Fency, that's right; I forgot you said there was a time change. Scott and I watched all nine seasons in one fell swoop a couple years ago, but they were on dvd. It would be much much harder to stay hooked from week to week, I think. For nine years...! That's a long time. It had kind of petered out by season 9, and the ending was a little lackluster, which was sad, but it was still amazing. And of course, we're looking forward to the upcoming movie. Maybe you should watch at least season 9 so you're ready for it? xo Cath, where were you and Tawnya this morning? I’ve already had two cups, while waiting for you. Now I’m too caffeinated to think straight. Can you make it for my afternoon coffee break? Bring some cake.

One of our labs is sniffy, and the other is mouthy, so I know all about eye juice, nose juice, and mouth juice. I want to be sick. xo

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Aakanks, last week in Charlotte, I caught this exchange from a couple guys behind me. “….the redhead?” said one. “I love red hair,” said the other, emphatically. Yep, me too. Which is one reason I decided to go redder instead of blonde, like I had for years and years. I love Scully’s hair.

School has always been fun for me, and for years I wanted to go back, but I don’t know if I can keep up anymore. I don’t know, maybe I could, once I was acclimated. Anyway, you just hang in there, sweetcheeks. :smile: xo

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Kell, oh my gosh, HOW can I possibly choose which one you should see first?? They’re all so incredible, but okay. I opt for Buffy, which you have to watch in conjunction with Angel. Angel’s first season starts during Buffy’s fourth season, and they intertwine at times, and share some of the same characters. Then, definitely, watch X-Files. It’s a classic. I know what you mean, there’s just not enough time to watch all these great shows. No wonder I’m not reading as much as I used to. Which probably explains why my brain is atrophying. Oh well. lala!! xo

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Fency, that’s right; I forgot you said there was a time change. Scott and I watched all nine seasons in one fell swoop a couple years ago, but they were on dvd. It would be much much harder to stay hooked from week to week, I think. For nine years…! That’s a long time. It had kind of petered out by season 9, and the ending was a little lackluster, which was sad, but it was still amazing. And of course, we’re looking forward to the upcoming movie. Maybe you should watch at least season 9 so you’re ready for it? xo

]]> by: Fence http://www.kellywell.org/200603_312/#comment-4934 Sat, 01 Apr 2006 10:50:56 +0000 http://www.kellywell.org/200603_312/#comment-4934 I liked the stories, but enjoyed the relationship between the pair too. I think it was just X-Files fatigue setting in :) And I'm fairly sure that the time it was on at changed too. I liked the stories, but enjoyed the relationship between the pair too. I think it was just X-Files fatigue setting in :) And I’m fairly sure that the time it was on at changed too.

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