It's been a while
...since I last updated, I guess. I've been busy. Well, I've been busy in that I don't feel like turning on my computer when I get home at night or on the weekends much, because I've been staring at the computer screen ALL DAY LONG. This week/end has been very productive, in a few interpretations of the word:
Oh, and...I think I might be allergic to mangoes! O_O Or mango skin/sap, at the very least. My lips have been strangely blistering for the last week, and today I realized that I've been exposed to eating mangoes for the first time in a very long time at the beginning of last week. A quick Google search has turned up that this is not uncommon...what is odd, though, is that what is said to cause the reaction is urushiol -- the same stuff that is in lacquer in my fue! But I'm not allergic to my fue. But I'm allergic to the mango skin or sap? The other thing is that it doesn't itch, but rather hurts, which isn't the symptoms for dermatitis. It might develop into an itch in a few days, who knows.
Damn.
- I had an eye appointment and wandered around work wearing those super UN-cool Roll-lens things -- that was pretty funny, actually
- I finished doing my taxes!
- I set up my new VPN system, finally
- I went shopping and got stuff!
- Case for ipod touch (finally!), and got it "installed"
- A dress from WHBM (I think this is it). I was also considering this one, but decided against it (for now).
- A necklace from NY&C
- And an unmentionable, hahaha. :x
- And, of course, I updated my LJ...
Oh, and...I think I might be allergic to mangoes! O_O Or mango skin/sap, at the very least. My lips have been strangely blistering for the last week, and today I realized that I've been exposed to eating mangoes for the first time in a very long time at the beginning of last week. A quick Google search has turned up that this is not uncommon...what is odd, though, is that what is said to cause the reaction is urushiol -- the same stuff that is in lacquer in my fue! But I'm not allergic to my fue. But I'm allergic to the mango skin or sap? The other thing is that it doesn't itch, but rather hurts, which isn't the symptoms for dermatitis. It might develop into an itch in a few days, who knows.
Damn.