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Andy Taylor [Chair, N E Lupus Group]
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>>> This was such a difficult Christmas for me--I basically skipped all of
>>> the
>>> holidays from Thanksgiving through New Year's. I just climbed under my
>>> big rock, and stayed there. The salamander that was already under the
>>> rock, he finally left, cause I was too "downbeat" for him.
>>What about the top of the rock? Did you spot my
>>last doctor coiled up on it, sunning himself?
> I thought he would have had to retreat to his lair as soon as the sun
> rose - after all, vampires and Lupies have photosensitivity in common.
I don't think the doctor was a vampire. He didn't recognize
blood when he saw it, he had someone else draw my blood for
him, and let's face it, no self-respecting vampire would have
anything to do with him.
But if he were a vampire . . . I can't think of a more fiendish
thing to do to a vampire than strand him in Utah, where it's
nothing but decaf as far as the eye can see.
--Bill Thompson
Mair - 27 Jan 2007 13:11 GMT
*I* am a vampire (was, phlebotomist)--I know blood (and even tests!)when I
see it. I guess since I have lupus, I am also a werewolf. I guess this
explains why I have been up all night, and now at 5am, am getting ready to
"hit the sack," which is a large soft futon doubled up inside my coffin.
I think your doctor is using my present rock in the daytime when I am
snoozing.... I keep hearing this rattling sound in my sleep that turns my
dreams into Spaghetti Westerns! But as I said, I'll be looking for a bigger
rock anyway, so he can stay there.
in Utah, though? I'm not in Utah. I'm in the People's Republic of Northern
California--A Nuclear Free and Non-Smoking Zone.
Thanks for the fun chat!
A Sleepy Mair...have a nice Saturday morning
[After finishing off a "Blood Lite" she heads to the coffin for sleep]
>>>> This was such a difficult Christmas for me--I basically skipped all of
>>>> the
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>
> --Bill Thompson