Tonight Cora came in immediately!
I think my younger cat was prompted by the siren blaring in the background.
Meanwhile, they gave me the slides for a sickle cell disease/thalassemia presentation coming up soon since I expressed interest to the people in charge. Sugoi, it seems like the doctors currently use a cancer drug to treat it. Is that right? Are they even allowed to do that?
Well, it says that research has proven there were fewer hospital stays with it than without it.
They are saying +8 to 10 glasses of water per diem. That is much more than I'm drinking now. I think even with tea I am at 6-8. I mean, 8 is a common number...
I googled that is too little, for my declared gender: "About 11.5 cups (2.7 liters) of fluids a day for women."
Hmmm. What is going on here? Everyone says to drink lots of water but no one does? I suppose that might be what it is. After all, there is only so much that is permitted, for example, to be with you in a flight.
I laughed at funny pictures of cats on FB until random strangers forced me to leave. I mean, I could have spoken with them, but I am not social except with a close group of friends unless I have to be that way particularly when I'm feeling sneezy.
My oboe professor evinced his typical plea for potential adoptors since he had a particular tuxedo kitten that needed a new home that he always puts out around this time of year. (Made obvious, is that the right usage of that verb? /feel like 4-year old) I commented underneath the photos that it looked very cute in the most positive-neutral way that I could.
Hahahaha, IT'S AN EDWARDIAN FOUR-YEAR OLD. (That is 1901-1910 according to my research! *nasal sniff*)
I actually never knew about this because in high school I was all about drawing the Victorian floofy stuff.
BRB EVERYONE I AM READING WITH MY CATS