Terry Pratchett announces he has early-onset Alzheimer's. I am not okay with this, not even a little. Pratchett is keeping a good attitude about it, at least: "I think there's time for at least a few more books yet." (Of course, I'm not satisfied with this. He needs to produce at least two books a year until I die. I command it.) Terry Pratchett's brain can not rot out. Also, Neil Gaiman is never allowed to lose his hair. Or his brain. But also his hair.
In the post-script to his announcement, Pratchett says "I know it's a very human thing to say "Is there anything I can do", but in this case I would only entertain offers from very high-end experts in brain chemistry." Note to self: Study harder.
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August 2009
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I have been ordering from "Dial-A-Pizza" through Foodler for almost a year and a half. Then, about a month ago, they were suddenly shown as "begins delivering Sunday" all the time. Their "opens for delivery time" kept getting pushed back. I was hoping it was a renovation or something.
Today, I logged into Foodler, and saw the word "Never". I had been afraid of that. I was afraid Foodler hadn't worked out for D-A-P, but the food (despite the name) was good enough that I was willing to brave the phone to get it. So, I called. I was informed that although they were still delivering, they had cut everything from their menu except pizzas and calzones. Their salads were a main reason I'd shown so much loyalty. They weren't iceberg. They had actual vegetables in them. They were huge. Also, there were sweet fries. No more salads. No more subs. No more sweet fries. Just pizza, and I have to use the phone to get it. I suspect tonight was my last order from Dial-a-pizza. EDIT Also, if you use iTunes, this week's free Discovery Download is some pretty awesome Blues. I'm feeling a needy, and attention-whoring on LJ seems to help, but I'm a little ashamed of it. I'm trying to cut myself a little slack on this, but it doesn't come naturally. "I feel like the total amount that I am loved in the world has decreased significantly." (Dan, Saturday) In case you've missed it,
Yesterday, I went out shopping at 9:30am. When I returned home at 11:30am, I found that one of the cars in my building's parking lot was missing all four tires... and seemed to have been left balanced not on jacks or cinderblocks, but on TWO milkcrates, one under each side. I hate when Which is more pathetic: "Here at Puzzle Pirates HQ the banking Gnomes be trying to collect yer payment for yer next billing, but alas! yer credit card information be out of date, or perhaps ye be over yer limit." Next time one befriends accused murderers, do not go about googling them. People will have said many unkind things about them, many of them likely true, and you will be sad. Just got back from therapy. We were talking about how I'm not really aware of my emotions, most of the time. This manifests in poor emotional recall (I can't remember how it felt to be in a certain situation) and in emotional deduction (I figure out how I'm feeling based on the way I'm behaving.) Do you more often:
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Notice you're acting funny and then figure out your emotional state? Notice your emotional state and then do (something) to either honor or change that state. Neither of these clicky Poll #385103 Checking the mood Answer for yourself, not for
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This statement is true for me. This statement is false for me. I've been sad, but I know why. Someone just brought in some chocolate leftover from Bunny day. They were Disney chocolates. When I poured them out of the bag, I looked at the Piglet and the Tigger chocolates, and I started to choke up. My mother's goats had kids on Beltane. They were dead by the end of the weekend. I feel like there's an omen here, and I don't know what to do about it. I feel weird. |


