Went I eye doctor. Was told to either get $250 eye drops or wait it out and see what happens. Came home with no eye drops. I'm in the market for a new eye doctor.
I think I missed it... What's wrong with your eyes?
I only ask because I had ulcers forming in mine and needed eye drops. They were not something I wanted to mess with though.
They've been bright red for the last two weeks with off and on burning. I've even been wearing my glasses (which I hate) instead of my contacts. I'm just tired of being asked if I'm high or if I was crying. Eye doctor says she see no sign of infection or damage. So she wanted to give me fancy steroid eye drops but I have trouble believing there's not a slightly cheaper version. And then she says "well wait it out and see if it gets better". So nobody knows what's wrong with my eyes. Was hoping to get it fixed since I have to go to Texas this week for work. Looks like I'll be wearing my glasses for a while :-( if it's not better by the time I get back I'll have to find a new doctor.
I think I missed it... What's wrong with your eyes?
I only ask because I had ulcers forming in mine and needed eye drops. They were not something I wanted to mess with though.
They've been bright red for the last two weeks with off and on burning. I've even been wearing my glasses (which I hate) instead of my contacts. I'm just tired of being asked if I'm high or if I was crying. Eye doctor says she see no sign of infection or damage. So she wanted to give me fancy steroid eye drops but I have trouble believing there's not a slightly cheaper version. And then she says "well wait it out and see if it gets better". So nobody knows what's wrong with my eyes. Was hoping to get it fixed since I have to go to Texas this week for work. Looks like I'll be wearing my glasses for a while :-( if it's not better by the time I get back I'll have to find a new doctor.
Ouch, that stinks. It's definitely not allergy related?
They've been bright red for the last two weeks with off and on burning. I've even been wearing my glasses (which I hate) instead of my contacts. I'm just tired of being asked if I'm high or if I was crying. Eye doctor says she see no sign of infection or damage. So she wanted to give me fancy steroid eye drops but I have trouble believing there's not a slightly cheaper version. And then she says "well wait it out and see if it gets better". So nobody knows what's wrong with my eyes. Was hoping to get it fixed since I have to go to Texas this week for work. Looks like I'll be wearing my glasses for a while :-( if it's not better by the time I get back I'll have to find a new doctor.
Ouch, that stinks. It's definitely not allergy related?
I thought it was at first but I'm not having my other seasonal allergies and antihistamines do nothing. That's why I waited so long to go, just kept blaming it on allergies. Maybe it is. Maybe Texas has less allergens lol.
Ouch, that stinks. It's definitely not allergy related?
I thought it was at first but I'm not having my other seasonal allergies and antihistamines do nothing. That's why I waited so long to go, just kept blaming it on allergies. Maybe it is. Maybe Texas has less allergens lol.
I'm about to lose my goddamn mind. I've been out in the 90 degree weather all day (biking, football game, drinking on a patio with the team) so I'm tired and smelly. I just want to be home. What should have been a 30 min metro trip is taking over an hour because of track work. They unloaded the train one stop before mine and no train has come in 30 minutes. And I'm still outside. I could cry.
I'm about to lose my goddamn mind. I've been out in the 90 degree weather all day (biking, football game, drinking on a patio with the team) so I'm tired and smelly. I just want to be home. What should have been a 30 min metro trip is taking over an hour because of track work. They unloaded the train one stop before mine and no train has come in 30 minutes. And I'm still outside. I could cry.
I understand this pain.
Finally home. H came and met me at the station to carry my bag. I think he could sense how close to a breakdown I was through special husband powers. I usually love being a car-free city dweller, but there are some moments I question it all.
Finally home. H came and met me at the station to carry my bag. I think he could sense how close to a breakdown I was through special husband powers. I usually love being a car-free city dweller, but there are some moments I question it all.
I've been there. There were days I longed for a car, especially in unpleasant weather and at the end of a long day. Now that i'm out of the city I miss public transportation.
Hugs shadesofgold. Glad you're finally home! I'm out in the suburbs now, but I lived/commuted in the city for a few years and definitely understand public transportation frustrations.
Post by juliayadda on May 31, 2015 16:22:48 GMT -5
PLL is a show that when you start watching it, you must continue to. There are moments when it slows down and gets a wee bit boring, and you think THIS IS IT! I can finally stop, and then BAM you are three episodes later.
I know a couple of people who gave up in S03 but I know in my heart of hearts that they will not be able to let it rest. One must know.
I have no problem watching a show about highschoolers (obvi) and most of the actors are in their mid twenties now anyway.
Finally home. H came and met me at the station to carry my bag. I think he could sense how close to a breakdown I was through special husband powers. I usually love being a car-free city dweller, but there are some moments I question it all.
Sorry for your stressful day, but go DH!! That must have been nice.
Post by mlgnumbers on May 31, 2015 16:34:00 GMT -5
Thanks, PepperPottsJ. I've still got a long, long way to go. (Still about 40 lbs heavier than I should be. My family has a terrible history of heart disease and diabetes, so being overweight is a true threat to my health. It's time for me to get serious about it.) However, I'm thankful that I'm finally feeling the internal motivation to make some lifelong changes.
shadesofgold, we're also a no-car city-dwelling family, and I usually love it. This week was making me question my sanity, though. The heat and humidity were really pushing me to my limits. I'm pretty sure I had a mild case of heat exhaustion yesterday. I need to get better at making sure I've got my water with me at all times. I'm glad YH engaged his special H powers and was there to relieve you at the station. Hopefully you have a chance to rest this evening.
PLL is a show that when you start watching it, you must continue to. There are moments when it slows down and gets a wee bit boring, and you think THIS IS IT! I can finally stop, and then BAM you are three episodes later.
I know a couple of people who gave up in S03 but I know in my heart of hearts that they will not be able to let it rest. One must know.
I have no problem watching a show about highschoolers (obvi) and most of the actors are in their mid twenties now anyway.
And then there is this:
And this
and this
and DEFINITELY THIS:
I've never seen this show. I may have to fix that. Is it on Netflix? Does anyone know?
PLL is a show that when you start watching it, you must continue to. There are moments when it slows down and gets a wee bit boring, and you think THIS IS IT! I can finally stop, and then BAM you are three episodes later.
I know a couple of people who gave up in S03 but I know in my heart of hearts that they will not be able to let it rest. One must know.
I have no problem watching a show about highschoolers (obvi) and most of the actors are in their mid twenties now anyway.
And then there is this:
And this
and this
and DEFINITELY THIS:
I've never seen this show. I may have to fix that. Is it on Netflix? Does anyone know?
Gave in and turned our heat on. What the heck? Yesterday we had the AC on!
It's cold here too. My cat was outside all day, even through the rain yesterday. Today she refused to go out and has been curled up on a blanket all day.
Finally home. H came and met me at the station to carry my bag. I think he could sense how close to a breakdown I was through special husband powers. I usually love being a car-free city dweller, but there are some moments I question it all.
Finally home. H came and met me at the station to carry my bag. I think he could sense how close to a breakdown I was through special husband powers. I usually love being a car-free city dweller, but there are some moments I question it all.
Don't question it. Traffic is also a bitch.
My favorite reason for being late to work is being stuck behind a logging truck. I'm not kidding. Two lane, hilly roads are not a good place to pass those trucks so I have been stuck for the entire length of my commute quite a few times.
ETA: And I used to live in Brooklyn. What a difference.
My favorite reason for being late to work is being stuck behind a logging truck. I'm not kidding. Two lane, hilly roads are not a good place to pass those trucks so I have been stuck for the entire length of my commute quite a few times.
I went to college in central NY. Two lane roads and a sloooow tractor. Haha.
My favorite reason for being late to work is being stuck behind a logging truck. I'm not kidding. Two lane, hilly roads are not a good place to pass those trucks so I have been stuck for the entire length of my commute quite a few times.
And I used to live in Brooklyn. What a difference.
Ugh, that sounds bad. I usually just get stuck behind buses or farming equipment.
My favorite reason for being late to work is being stuck behind a logging truck. I'm not kidding. Two lane, hilly roads are not a good place to pass those trucks so I have been stuck for the entire length of my commute quite a few times.
I went to college in central NY. Two lane roads and a sloooow tractor. Haha.
I get those out in the farmings area when I do home visits. I live "up the hill" now so driving over the mountain is part of my daily commute.
I went to college in central NY. Two lane roads and a sloooow tractor. Haha.
I get those out in the farmings area when I do home visits. I live "up the hill" now so driving over the mountain is part of my daily commute.
I kinda feel bad about the fight i am in with NY Waterway right now, so sorry shadesofgold, totally feel you pain, high fives all around for your Hubs. Public transportation is a blessing and a curse. Personally miss my car right now, but never miss parking.
I think I missed it... What's wrong with your eyes?
I only ask because I had ulcers forming in mine and needed eye drops. They were not something I wanted to mess with though.
They've been bright red for the last two weeks with off and on burning. I've even been wearing my glasses (which I hate) instead of my contacts. I'm just tired of being asked if I'm high or if I was crying. Eye doctor says she see no sign of infection or damage. So she wanted to give me fancy steroid eye drops but I have trouble believing there's not a slightly cheaper version. And then she says "well wait it out and see if it gets better". So nobody knows what's wrong with my eyes. Was hoping to get it fixed since I have to go to Texas this week for work. Looks like I'll be wearing my glasses for a while :-( if it's not better by the time I get back I'll have to find a new doctor.
Have you tried over-the-counter Alaway drops by B&L? When I had similar eye issues a few years ago these were my lifesaver!!
PLL is a show that when you start watching it, you must continue to. There are moments when it slows down and gets a wee bit boring, and you think THIS IS IT! I can finally stop, and then BAM you are three episodes later.
I know a couple of people who gave up in S03 but I know in my heart of hearts that they will not be able to let it rest. One must know.
I have no problem watching a show about highschoolers (obvi) and most of the actors are in their mid twenties now anyway.
I get those out in the farmings area when I do home visits. I live "up the hill" now so driving over the mountain is part of my daily commute.
I kinda feel bad about the fight i am in with NY Waterway right now, so sorry shadesofgold, totally feel you pain, high fives all around for your Hubs. Public transportation is a blessing and a curse. Personally miss my car right now, but never miss parking.
We just started leasing our parking space (since we aren't using it right now.) We listed it at $150/mo. I got an inquiry today, and the guy said he thought our price was too high. I sent him screenshots of the current listings on justpark.com and Craigslist in our area. Average price was $200/mo. Some spaces were as high as $375/mo. And our space is right around the corner from his apartment and less than a five minute walk from the T station.
He messaged me back immediately and said he wanted the spot. He met me there this afternoon to pay in cash. Parking in the city is an expensive bitch.
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