"When many cures are offered for a disease, it means the disease is not curable" -Anton Chekhov
''Once you tell people there's a cure for something, the more likely they are to pressure doctors to prescribe it.'' -Robert Ehrlich, drug advertising executive.
"Opinions are like sphincters, everyone has one." - Chris Rangel
Best Intentions: Yesterday, I had big plans. During lunch I was going to run Christmas errands - to the post office to mail packages, to the specialty deli/catering service to order next week's office Christmas luncheon, to the cleaners to have least year's mud from someone's (coughyoungestkidcough) boots removed from my good winter coat so I won't have to wear a parka with a dress. Instead, I ran twenty minutes late in the morning and spent the remaining forty minutes of lunch answering phone messages and documenting my morning encounters. After work, I planned to go to the hairdresser. Instead, I ran thirty minutes late and spent an hour and half more answering phone messages, sorting through lab results, and documenting the afternoon. My list of undone errands hadn't a chance against all the office paperwork. Now, I'll have to wear my parka with dresses a little while longer, and it won't be until after Christmas that I'll be able to get my hair cut. That dumpy looking woman at the mall doing her Christmas shopping will be me. Thanks Door knob issues! posted by Sydney on
12/17/2004 05:46:00 AM
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