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Sat. 11-8-14: have a bed, thanks to friend Linda who is always helpful to the max. I helped her drag the mattress & box springs in, then get table and chairs (from a garage sale) from her truck to Bridget's porch.
Oh yeah, got sheets too.
I am at the library, got four books which I a very glad about--a Stephen King that's new to me, two new to me by with John Grisham, and Jonathan Kellerman. I am not that familiar with JK but just need something to read. I finished The Hours by Michael Cunningham, it was very well written. Rather sad, at both ends. And I have The Oath, by Elie Wiesel. The whole bedbug thing and sleeping on the floor, and my room being all goofy for a year, just makes me disoriented. WEll, all of the weirld stuff in my life makes me feel disoriented. (They are spraying again for bedbugs, or more likely doing another bomb, on Monday) .
The Stephen King one is a Richard Bachman novel, Roadwork.
Today: finished Roadwork, then Gone. Very cheery material. Not. I usually can't put Stephen King down, and sometimes that's a curse. This time it was a bit creepy for me.
We are having a bedbug bomb today, so I get to keep busy till at least 6:30 p.m., not a problem with a library available.
The bedbug shit. It's still hurting all the fuss over it. But I guess there is something worse.
Great link, the technique worked for someone at TQC who had a bad earache, could not tolerate ampicillin. I used 2 12 or 16 ounce bottles of hot tap water which finally knocked out a really bad eye/ear/nose/throat thing:
http://www.organicauthority.com/health/health/how-to-rapidly-relieve-an-earache-using-supplies-you-probably-already-have-in-your-home.html
Oh yeah, got sheets too.
I am at the library, got four books which I a very glad about--a Stephen King that's new to me, two new to me by with John Grisham, and Jonathan Kellerman. I am not that familiar with JK but just need something to read. I finished The Hours by Michael Cunningham, it was very well written. Rather sad, at both ends. And I have The Oath, by Elie Wiesel. The whole bedbug thing and sleeping on the floor, and my room being all goofy for a year, just makes me disoriented. WEll, all of the weirld stuff in my life makes me feel disoriented. (They are spraying again for bedbugs, or more likely doing another bomb, on Monday) .
The Stephen King one is a Richard Bachman novel, Roadwork.
Today: finished Roadwork, then Gone. Very cheery material. Not. I usually can't put Stephen King down, and sometimes that's a curse. This time it was a bit creepy for me.
We are having a bedbug bomb today, so I get to keep busy till at least 6:30 p.m., not a problem with a library available.
The bedbug shit. It's still hurting all the fuss over it. But I guess there is something worse.
Great link, the technique worked for someone at TQC who had a bad earache, could not tolerate ampicillin. I used 2 12 or 16 ounce bottles of hot tap water which finally knocked out a really bad eye/ear/nose/throat thing:
http://www.organicauthority.com/health/health/how-to-rapidly-relieve-an-earache-using-supplies-you-probably-already-have-in-your-home.html