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Monday, August 27, 2007

what happens in Vegas, gets posted on the internet

I went to Las Vegas last weekend with a group of 10 girl friends to celebrate general fabulousness. A brilliant idea. I love Vegas for 3 days, before I've had enough and need to return to a place where this is some seperation between night and day.

This is me sporting my tranny wig at Pure. The wig is fabulous, don't you even think otherwise.



This is us in the pool, nursing hangovers. We had a 4 out of 11 sick rate. Not stellar, but passable.


sexy ladies!

We went and saw Zumanity on Sunday night. Entertaining for sure, and beware if you are seated in the section closest to the stage. It is the circus, but naked.

Thursday, August 16, 2007

things i miss

(DISCLAIMER: this list is not comprehensive in any way)

1. baking
2. clean house smell
3. sleeping in
4. free time
5. amy living around the corner from me
6. running to the gym with andrew
7. joppie saus (i can't even describe the things i would do for a bottle of this magical condiment)
8. not deciding every evening's plans by the "wedding to do list"
9. being completely addicted to a tv show like i was to "sex and the city"
10. the beach
11. feeling like i'm really learning something valuable
12. hot yoga
13. dry weather
14. pedicure-smooth feet
15. having a tan
16. sticky toffee pudding ice cream from Haagen Daz
17. drinking without the debilitating hangover
18. wearing jeans everyday
19. doing crafts (wedding-related does not count)
20. reading magazines and books (again, wedding-related does not count)
21. memorial park
22. going to concerts/seeing live music
23. ballet classes
24. wearing 2 earrings in each ear
25. speaking french

Thursday, August 02, 2007

bringing [my] sexy back [back]

If you've seen me in the last week, you might have not recognized me, what with me being all hunched over like a severe case of Quasimodo has set in. I seem to have developed a herniated disc in my lower back, and other than the shooting-down-the-legs pains, the hardest part has been the constant excuse for the way I walk, which is more of a hunched-over waddle.

It makes me feel like a big wuss.

I am a wuss who sneezed and herniated a disc in my back.

Do you know anyone under the age of 85 who that would happen to?

I have seen a chiropractor for the last week, and it is getting better for sure. Today I am seeing an orthopedic surgeon to get a second opinion, more because I've been made to be skeptical of any medical professional not carrying the letters "M.D." after their names. As some one I am soon to marry in 99 days (!!!) has said, "chiropractors are quacks." I'll be honest, I've met quite a few M.D. quacks myself. I think like most things, it comes down to the individual person and their ethics. So far, the chiropractor seems to be helping, so I am not complaining. I will avoid surgery if possible, and am willing to do the 3 months of therapy to give it a shot, sans medication. I would like to avoid painkillers so I can actually judge my progress by what I feel.

I'm not going to lie, painkillers would have been very welcome at points earlier this week.

I also can not run for the next 3 months minimum which is funny, because I don't like running generally, but I do it because it's a good workout. And now when I'm told I can't, of course that's all I want to do. But right now I will have to settle for swimming in the pool, not using my legs. I'm such a wuss.