yes it is. The stuff works but I am still on my oral meds. I will have to move to a highr dosage to be able to stop taking the oral stuff. The weight loss has definitely slowed too.

Don't eat the lizards. Just lick them. :tongue:

My PC is dragging today... and so am I.

PF and I are the only two visible Pixies logged on right now. :rolleyes2

:)

.... and he has to tell everybody there are three crazy Pixies at this hour. :hair:

Oy, I'm here, just wandering elsewhere as well.

The gravitational pull of my bed this morning proved nearly impossible to escape. I need a vacation!

Geez, could I use one.

I got my laptop back! :D

YAH!!!! Neige

Had a good annual physical. :thumbs:

I stopped in at the county courthouse and voted today.

I'm working with a woman who runs cadaver dogs with the FBI and training a dog to do it! My lil Libby dog is doing very well. today was her third time to be exposed to a scent sample and she dragged me to it


yay Libby!

well my outer fried a while back and am having to use my daughters .Hope to be back next week for good

my dad noticed some vision problems today and made an emergency optometrist appointment. They tried to get him in today for surgery wound up gettin him in tomorrow for retina reattachment surgery. if its not successful he'll lose his job.

We'll keep him in our prayers BK! That's for sure. :wish:

Here's hoping Kyttn.

Just for gekkogecko,

A rare reptile with lineage dating back to the dinosaur age has been found nesting on the New Zealand mainland for the first time in about 200 years.

Four leathery, white eggs from an indigenous tuatara were found by staff at the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary in the capital, Wellington, during routine maintenance work on Friday, conservation manager Raewyn Empson said.

"The nest was uncovered by accident and is the first concrete proof we have that our tuatara are breeding," Empson said.

"It suggests that there may be other nests in the sanctuary we don't know of."
Tuatara, dragon-like reptiles that grow to up to 80 centimetres, are the last descendants of a species that walked the earth with the dinosaurs 225 million years ago, zoologists say.

They have unique characteristics, such as two rows of top teeth closing over one row at the bottom.
They also have a pronounced parietal eye, a light-sensitive pineal gland on the top of the skull. This white patch of skin - called its "third eye" - slowly disappears as they mature.

A native species to New Zealand, tuatara were nearly extinct on the country's three main islands by the late 1700s due to the introduction of predators such as rats.

They still live in the wild on 32 small offshore islands cleared of predators.
A population of 70 tuatara was established at the Karori Sanctuary in 2005. Another 130 were released in the sanctuary in 2007.

The sanctuary, a 250 hectare wilderness minutes from downtown Wellington, was established to breed native birds, insects and other creatures securely behind a predator-proof fence.

Empson said that the four eggs - the size of ping-pong balls - were unearthed on Friday but that there were likely more because the average nest contains around ten eggs.

The eggs were immediately covered up again to avoid disturbing incubation.
If all goes well, juvenile tuatara could hatch any time between now and March, she said.

I got my hair cut today..went to a place in China town and I got a complete cut and dry for $18! it was awesome.

I'm hoping my Hawkeyes and Fighting Irish open up a big ol' can of whoop-ass on Illinois and Pittsburgh, respectively, today. :wish:

I'm on call from midnight to 8 am, & when I agreed to cover this shift, I forgot that this is "fall Back" day.

I'm gonna be in service for 9 hrs & get paid for 8. I so smart...

My feet are cold.


scotzoidman, that doesn't seem fair :eek: Can't you put in for an extra hour's pay? Or make sure you're on the shift in 6 month's time when the clocks go forward so you get your hour back :nod:

I thought it was an hour later than it is.



Forgot today was the end of DST. :(

I had dim sum for a late lunch and I really wasn't impressed...I am going to have to learn how to order dim sum better :)

It's Monday again :(

Sinus pills are not working today.

There's the rub: it isn't a /per hour thing, I'm an independent contractor, & they pay a minimum for being on call, or if there are enough runs during that time, the total I would get for all the runs, whichever is greater. Being Sunday morning, usually a pretty slow time, so I'll be ok. My biggest issue was that I couldn't get a nap in beforehand; the best way for me to stay alert is to tell my brain I need some sleep, apparently...

And I'd be happy to warm your feet up, BTW... :wink:

I have finished my course of antibiotics, and feeling somewhat better

Oh that sucks :ranting: I hope you didn't notice the extra hour too much!

You're welcome to come and warm my feet up if you like :nod: That, or knit me some socks :thumb:

I spent the morning in the woods...... warm and quiet..........

I just baked a cake for the girlie in my class' birthday.

I hope no one (in Florida^^^) left their chad hanging out today. :rolleyes2

I'm so happy today. All because of last night.

I must say that I don't know how Canada got it so wrong at the last election... but the United States got it so right!

Please don't think it was the 2-1/2 year campaign that did it. At least you have somebody actually running your government (be it not to your liking) for more than a year and a half at a time. :shrug:

I am horny today...still not feeling sexy, but at least the horny is back :D

let the fingas do the walkin.......
 

:banghead: :licker: :molest: :line:




this quote is sexy you will be soon :69: :line: :molest: :licker: :69:

I think you have that backwards. :nod: There may be times you don't feel horny but you are ALWAYS sexy. :hump: :69:

Gotta get you to bring your sexy back huh? Hmmmm, how can we accomplish this? :shrug:

I know!!! :idea:

Why don't I come out and visit ya and we can try a few techniques out? :molest: :licker: :69: :buttsex: :sex:

As for my "something" to tell: I was very surprised to hear of Michael Crichton's passing today. Rising Sun is my favorite work of his.

I just this minute read about this on another website. Very sad indeed, he was so young :(

My 'something': I just took a