A Thank You From My Ovaries And I
- Wednesday Jun 20,2007 07:51 AM
- By Adrie
- In general nonsense
Thank you to the friendly triage nurse who didn’t forget how much pain ovaries can actually cause and for seeing past my fake smile and nervous laugh to the excrutiating pain that I was trying to hide in fear of looking weak, or even worse–not pretty. It was nice to be placed in priority for this insane pain when other nurses have been too self invoved in the past to take notice of these things.
Thank you cranky lady at the cafeteria (which was really just a Tim Horton’s kiosk) for taking a sec to stop stuffing your sour face long enough to serve me my much needed coffee. Much like a junkie in a need of a fix; I will be grateful to my pusher no matter how horrible a person you are. That coffee nursed me through the next 2 hours and gave me what I needed to keep from slapping the jackass in front of me who was talking loudly and acting like a turd with no respect for the sick people around him.
Thank you most of all to the good looking doctor who made my exam worthwhile without even trying. I was dying of embarrassement inside because I much prefer a female or unattractive male doctor for this sort of thing, but you were so sweet and kind and professional (even though deep down I was already playing “dirty doctor” with you in the depths of my mind and aching loins and hoping that you’d wanna play too) Thank you even more for managing to distract me from the horrific pain as you undid my jeans for me while I just laid there watching you with my face turning a hundred shades of pink. It gave me somethin’ sexy to play back in my mind while I was being butchered by the cow who took my blood moments later.
I will even thank said cow, because even though you somehow managed to drip my blood on my upper arm, the sheets and the floor as well as leave a bruise the size of an orange–you were also the same person who gave me Percocet. Yummy, yummy Percocet. Mind you; you made fun of me for asking if the pill would knock me out as I had not eaten in almost 48 hours and laughed my question off as though I was an idiot, yet my words were slurring by the time I arrived home and within minutes I fell asleep sitting up on the sofa with a coffee in hand. Even in spite of all of that, I still thank you for doing the job that you do… even if you do lack bedside manner and basic coordination that might have made for a smoother blood-sucking experience.
Thank you to everyone at the hospital I spent Tuesday morning at. I won’t name it in fear of this being held against me when I go in for my ultra sound today, but you know who you are.
Last week I got to do what every unmarried woman in her thirties dreams of: go shopping for an engagement ring.
I am having some serious problems while house-sitting for my mother. Aside from the fact that I am not within walking distance of a quaint cafe or martini bar, I am also watching both the old family dog and my puppy who have begun a very lewd homosexual relationship — one in which the grunting keeps me up at night. If that weren’t bad enough; my mothers condo has a “no dogs in the elevator unless its otherwise empty” policy thanks to the jerks who live in the building whose “culture” apparently makes it not okay to be around dogs (a great excuse to cover for the fact that they are grown ups scared of fluffy puppies on a leash). On top of all of that, my mother had no Internet service at home and I am not savvy enough to get my supposedly wireless-ready laptop working, so I have had to resort to using a temporary dial-up account. Argh.
Yet another thing has happened to put me off of online dating and this time for good. Picture it; you see a guy who you think is just soooooo super sexy and you send him a free smile. He replies, you chat and find out that he is incredibly intelligent, respectful, has a great career and a great sense of humor. What could be better?? He likes your pics, takes the time to read your work and sings your praises even though what you do seems small and pointless in comparison to the wonderful and honorable things he does for a living (sorry, no specifics). You decide that you are going to meet. Then, the next time you chat you can tell that things seem a little off and that the tone of the chat has changed. Why? I’ll tell ya’ why!! He has developed some sort of paranoid notion that I may be a man. Yes — A MAN!!!!!!!!!!
I am a closet voyeur. I love to watch without anyone knowing I am doing it, yet don’t have the balls (or enough desire) to actually go out and engage in it. Instead, I get my fix by checking out
The universe has got a weird way of trying to keep you from doing stuff that you know you shouldn’t but really want to anyway. Take for instance: messin’ around with someone who may already be spoken for. I guess the Universe doesn’t consider your temptation justified even though you have known the person for years or that as his good friend, you are aware of the fact that his union is doomed anyway.
Today’s little ditty is about chubby chasers–or rather–men who like fat girls. Being a biggylicious girl myself I can use words like “fat” without getting in trouble. I have no need to sugar coat as I know what I am and know my rolls.
I got a puppy about 6 months ago who has managed to surprise me daily. First I was told that he’d be no more than about 9LBS and that he was a Shih-tzu/Pekingese. He is not even full grown yet and is already tipping the scales at 14LBS and as for his breed — the vet can only confirm that there is Shih-tzu in him — the other half remains a mystery.
It had been so long since I had been on a date with someone that I wasn’t already good friends with through work or whatever; that I had forgotten how nerve-wracking it could be. Not just the actual date, but all the doubts and confusion that inevitably follows the date. It seemed to go well, but like every other girl I wondered: Will he call? Did he really enjoy it? Blah, blah, fucking-blah. So, I did what most gals do and turned to my closest friends to analyze the shit out of the date and look for clarity.
If I had written about Facebook a couple of months ago, it would surely have been to rip it apart and bitch about how I just can’t seem to get into it and can’t be bothered, but these days I am singin’ a very different tune. Before you throw up in your mouth a little; this is not going to be some cheesy eulogy about how some old friends or lost loves have found their way back to eachother, but instead a selfish little diddy about how Facebook has been great for my undeserving ego.