More obsessive spinning...

[msfledermaus]

...Is it really obsessive to spin wool in July before 6 am? Yes, Yes I believe it is...
Too hot to knit any of it, though. Most of my little knitting projects are just that right now--little, so they don't keep my lap too warm. I've been crocheting lots of guts to go into some more creatures I made. I found the perfect yarn for intestines and everything; this kind of pinkish-orangeish-yellowish-purplish stuff. I think it was supposed to be for some flirty tropical-themed tank-top or something. Hehhehhehhhhh....

Otherwise, same old. I'm taking the weekend off for a party that got moved; but we're having our own air-conditioning soiree' instead. I have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to see what kind of surgical proceedure I need for my innards. (I'm trying not to be nervous. *gulp.* At least I'll have a better idea of what's in front of me so I can plan a little better.) Work isn't bad, but we need more people. I have those rice crackers I like so much in my lunch...


And so on and so on, world without end, huzzah and pass the wasabi...

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[emschin.livejournal.com]

I had a hysterectomy when I was forty, or so. I had the same reaction of fear, but I needn't have. The fibroids were so big they definitely had to come out through an incision. It just made the recovery time longer.

The day of surgery didn't feel good and my sister, Joyce, came to the hospital and read me a story to put me to sleep!
She's a sweet sister. The next morning I was ready to smile at the doctor and soon was walking around the halls.

I've NEVER been sorry I had it done. Just wish I'd talked to a doctor sooner.

[msfledermaus.livejournal.com]

It's good to know these things. It's going to make whatever they need to do with me that much easier to cope with; to know that other people have gone through the same thing and that it all turned out okay in the end...