December 2010
12 posts
A two week report.
I suppose that title is wrong. It has been thirteen days since the surgery. Honestly, I feel close to 100%. The big hole feels completely healed. The smaller hole still feels open a bit, but only a bit. I am ready to do it again. That might be a good thing, because there is a very good chance that they will need another draw in four weeks.
He's outside riding his bisexual →
I just found out my ex from this summer is engaged. I suddenly feel like I was used. I mean, I know she is happy to be poor, but she was also happy to keep the expensive things I left her.
On donating bone marrow, a few thoughts from a few...
So, I am at the stage now where it is starting to hurt. I suppose this is what people wonder about the most, so I thought I would write about it. The first thing I want to say is that I felt almost no real pain until about 24 hours after the procedure. That was when they took the pressure dressing off.
After that was removed, it started to hurt, but honestly, it’s not all that bad. If you...
I donated bone marrow yesterday. I have been telling people that I was getting a nose job, mostly because I didn’t want people to think I was being boastful. At the urging of my doctor, I have decided to tell people what actually happened, and hopefully spread the word a bit.
Three years ago, I went to http://www.marrow.org/ and signed up. They sent me a few cotton swabs that I rubbed...
On applying wattage to your eyeball...
I just electrocuted myself, in the eye, with my Mac Book charger. Yes, it was accidental. I don’t remember the last time I took a hit that dropped me. Apparently, 85 watts to the fucking cornea will do it!
My new phone.
My new Samsung Focus gets several bars of 3G service where my iPhone 4 barely gets two bars of non-3G.
“If the V8 is Angelina Jolie, the V10 is Angelina Jolie with knee-high boots. And...”
– Top Gear America
What a long day. First, my boss broke himself, so I spent the day driving a 24’ truck in 30 mph crosswinds. And disassembling and moving 8 racks of steel. Then, on my way home, a tree feel across my path. Some lady behind me had a chainsaw, but didn’t know how to use it, so I cut up the tree and moved it. I’m tired, soaked, and covered in saw dust.
