Former Bad Ass
Sounds promising! On both counts....
They couldn't diagnose for sure because she didn't have any poo left in her for a sample. Only blood. But apparently as long as she responds to treatment it doesn't matter. If not, we do more testing tomorrow. I worked with a teacher who drove from Colorado to Oregon with her husband and 7 cats. She said it wasn't fun, but they all made it in one piece.
They couldn't diagnose for sure because she didn't have any poo left in her for a sample. Only blood. But apparently as long as she responds to treatment it doesn't matter. If not, we do more testing tomorrow.
I worked with a teacher who drove from Colorado to Oregon with her husband and 7 cats. She said it wasn't fun, but they all made it in one piece.
Damaris
There is no reason for why WE should be stripped of our lunch hour just for a training that is no emergency. We don't deal with the public unless we are in court. It really irks me.
Scotty I'm Eastern time zone so it was 351 my time when I started the thread. Damaris most training calls I host are at lunch. The clinics generally have to have it that way so they don't block patient care.
Scotty I'm Eastern time zone so it was 351 my time when I started the thread.
Damaris most training calls I host are at lunch. The clinics generally have to have it that way so they don't block patient care.
Another MP run in the books ...
14 w/ 8 @ 6:49
Wickedly Average
Top 'O the Evening, Dailies!!
4.5 miles early this morning before work. Feeling it a little this evening. Skipped out on pool, soaking my body in ibuprophen. Well, not really, but I have taken some and I feel better. No particular pains, just a general overall ache in the right leg. Old age and a good run, along with inadequate sleep last night. I'll be OK in the morning, I'm sure.
Should be a quiet day at the office tomorrow, so I can get some things done.
Saturday is race day!
Tom (formerly known as PhotogTom)
5K - 25:16, 10K - 55:31, 15K - 1:20:55, HM - 1:54:54
Will someone come mount this stupid flat screen for me? Comcast is coming tomorrow and I seriously do not feel like fuckin' with that thing.
I will pour you whatever drink you like. 8- P
Hip Redux
Zel - sounds like gastroenteritis. Sometimes they know what causes it, sometimes not. Key is fluids and keeping them hydrated! Hope she's feeling better.
LRB - Sure I'll hang yours if you hang mine. We've been talking about hanging this flat screen on the wall for only 4 years now.
PT has given me clearance to keep running 2-3miles 2-3 times a week. Better than nothing.
-Pack for our weekend trip to Martha's Vineyard
Have fun with the President also visiting the island.
Got my 4.7 mile training in this evening.
Hoping everyone is gearing up for a good weekend.
Ron's PRs 5K 24:14 (12/07/2013); Half Marathon 1:53:33 (5/26/2013)
Hi dailies:
Marjorie - nice early start
Basya - hope your day went well
Runninggirl30 - good luck at the Fair race. I have to work, probably doing the Moonlight Run next.
Baboon - good stuff, have fun at the outlets
DaveP - good 6.3
Zelanie - doh, hope the dog gets well
Rick - so what's faster, lime or orange?
Oski - congrats on the XC PR
Burrn - oy, about 5:30 too long of meetings. Good luck.
Scotty - zucchini is just a plant that grows with a footprint better given to pumpkins
D - nice 13, bonus on the work from home
Step - good to hear that it went well
April - runch, haha
B+ - excellent MP miles
Tom - A quiet day at work, lucky you. I have one of those most years, when there's a mid-week snowstorm in February.
10 at moderate pace yesterday, 8 easy today. It's funny to go back down to the burbs to run, and catch myself thinking "how do these people live like this, all piled up on each other?"
runninggirl30, brava on the TM run.
Phil, I hope that PT goes well and that both you and MBC enjoy the vacation. Fantastic hilly 7.3.
Marjorie, terrific 10.2.
DaveP MI, sweet 6.22. Great to see you back in action.
Zelanie, I hope that puppy heals soon and am happy that you had a pleasant run tonight.
Rick, amazing 7.6. Please post a pic of the outfit.
Oski, I'm glad to hear that you may still run.
Burrrrn, excellent 5.3.
scottydawg, I enjoy reading about your runs. It seems that you had an adventure today
Damaris, sweet thirteen this morning. I hope that DH feels OK.
Shari, taking 10.0 to 12.0 is more than a little mojo. Awesome
AprilRunner, wonderful four-miler this morning.
B-Plus, smoking fourteen.
Tom, bravo on the a.m. 4.5. Feel well soon.
Rondog65, fantastic 4.7.
Jay, excellent easy eight.
I needed to sleep late this morning. After work, I did 17.4 miles in 2:50:35. 2:49 pace. I'm on my way home to shower, do ab work and push-ups, eat dinner, and sleep. All I have to say is; thank G-D for ibuprofen and running. The ibuprofen helps make my day manageable. After two slow-as-molasses miles, I begin to feel somewhat normal.
I got it done, bah. The sound bar is being a dick though, so it can wait.
Jay, I do not have anything orange...yet.
BP, that run was stupid!
B, you know me too well!
Ron, I'm gearing up to get my drink on!
Go figure
Trying to find some more hay to restock the barn
I also did yoga class tonight.
How'd that work out for ya?
I have a migraine!
Drink wine, it makes everything right.
SIAR, terrific 10.73.
Damaris, feel well soon. Migraines suck.
Rick, wine is fine, but a finer single-malt is better.
Ab work and push-ups are done. I'm off to eat and go to bed. I'm tired. I have a day off tomorrow. I've already turned off my alarm