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My brother turns 20 next week (the same day as Lil's birthday!) and I bought him what I think is probably the funniest card ever. However, it also points out how incredibly juvenile my sense of humor truly is.
(Two older gentlemen on a walk by a lake) Man one: "Norma and I played cards all night"
(Same scene) Man two: "Poker?"
(Inside, Same scene) Man one: "No....but we did make out a little"
I was a puddle on the floor of Walgreen's because I thought it was so hilarious. I took pictures of it on my phone but it's a huge hassle to get them off at the moment.
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Now that I officially have a job, I keep hearing from all of these people "Oh there's a job opening at my company." or "I know of a place that's hiring...they're pretty desperate" (my favorite). I may not be making a ton of money and might have to walk there, but it's not terrible and I don't want to job hop just two weeks after starting this job. I just feel kinda shitty about it.
Sophia is still sick. I don't remember if I posted details or not, but she's feeling yucky. She has a UTI and is constipated (Toooooootally not something I like dealing with, ew) and we've been having a hard time getting her to take her medicine. She stopped vomiting though, so that's a plus. I'm taking her to the vet this afternoon all by myself. I really hope that she starts feeling better because I hate seeing her so grumpy and sad all the time. Question for pet owners....PetCo has health insurance policies that you can take out on your pets to cover a variety of different health issues. I have been thinking about taking one out on Sophia because if we would have had to pay for all of her meds and appointments to deal with the stuff she's going through now, we'd already have a nice debt-hole to dig ourselves out of. Thankfully, the shelter has been covering everything because it's all pre-existing. After this though, we're on our own. Melissa and I briefly discussed it last night and decided that we'll do whatever we have to for her to feel better (beyond today), even if it costs thousands of dollars or multiple surgeries. As long as she's able to become better, we'll do it. This could become expensive. Opinions?
Here is a link to the PetCo insurance stuff: http://www.petco.com/Content/PetcareInsurance.aspx?PC=petcareinsurance&Nav=397
I might look around to see if there are any other alternatives.
(Two older gentlemen on a walk by a lake) Man one: "Norma and I played cards all night"
(Same scene) Man two: "Poker?"
(Inside, Same scene) Man one: "No....but we did make out a little"
I was a puddle on the floor of Walgreen's because I thought it was so hilarious. I took pictures of it on my phone but it's a huge hassle to get them off at the moment.
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Now that I officially have a job, I keep hearing from all of these people "Oh there's a job opening at my company." or "I know of a place that's hiring...they're pretty desperate" (my favorite). I may not be making a ton of money and might have to walk there, but it's not terrible and I don't want to job hop just two weeks after starting this job. I just feel kinda shitty about it.
Sophia is still sick. I don't remember if I posted details or not, but she's feeling yucky. She has a UTI and is constipated (Toooooootally not something I like dealing with, ew) and we've been having a hard time getting her to take her medicine. She stopped vomiting though, so that's a plus. I'm taking her to the vet this afternoon all by myself. I really hope that she starts feeling better because I hate seeing her so grumpy and sad all the time. Question for pet owners....PetCo has health insurance policies that you can take out on your pets to cover a variety of different health issues. I have been thinking about taking one out on Sophia because if we would have had to pay for all of her meds and appointments to deal with the stuff she's going through now, we'd already have a nice debt-hole to dig ourselves out of. Thankfully, the shelter has been covering everything because it's all pre-existing. After this though, we're on our own. Melissa and I briefly discussed it last night and decided that we'll do whatever we have to for her to feel better (beyond today), even if it costs thousands of dollars or multiple surgeries. As long as she's able to become better, we'll do it. This could become expensive. Opinions?
Here is a link to the PetCo insurance stuff: http://www.petco.com/Content/PetcareInsurance.aspx?PC=petcareinsurance&Nav=397
I might look around to see if there are any other alternatives.