The good news is that I have a rheumatologist appointment. The bad news is that it’s for 30 March 2005.
Yes, really.
Everything I used to bore people on newsgroups and mailing lists with, now in one inconvenient place.
The good news is that I have a rheumatologist appointment. The bad news is that it’s for 30 March 2005.
Yes, really.
My doctor faxed all my stuff over to a rheumatologist, and told me to call her on Monday. I did, and she said she needs time to study the information. I haven’t heard back from her.
Meanwhile, I’m still waiting for my god-damned insurance company to approve a perscription for Celebrex.
…how much I hate the fucking US medical care “system”?
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Today I had to go over to the legal office to sign a patent application. Have I mentioned before how much I hate the very fact that software is patentable? And that I was relieved when our first patent application was rejected by the patent office?
Still, it would be an ego trip to get my name on a real patent.
I know about 5 people who live in the New York City area, all of them interesting, intelligent and witty people. One of them, as well as being all those things, is in an open relationship – both she and her husband “take lovers” or whatever the au courant term is for having a piece on the side. She told me more of the details of the way their relationship works, but frankly I didn’t pay much attention to it. It’s not the sort of relationship I’m likely to find myself in, but if both of them want it, more power to them. I know lots of people on-line who are in open relationships, some of whom even tell their spouses that they’re in open relationships. For clarity, I’ll call her “M” because that’s not her name.
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