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You can't be that far into the past if you've got t'internet.

Hope you feel better and are home soon, Mikey. If you're like me, you HATE hospital stays.

I had transformers lined up to play with, but for the most part I kept power. *Shrugs*

mwhittington wrote:Hope you feel better and are home soon, Mikey. If you're like me, you HATE hospital stays.

Then I guess I must be like you. My maintenance meds are always incorrect, I slept part of the night in a waiting room because of a noisy roommate, I had an EEG done 24 hours ago and still haven't heard results yet... yeah, I'm a bad patient.

Mikey, Uzume says she hopes you feel better (as do I), as well as: "hospital food sucks", which I also second.

Tell her I said thanks, and I think the hospital food is designed to give people a reason to want to get better and leave.

Mikey wrote:Tell her I said thanks, and I think the hospital food is designed to give people a reason to want to get better and leave.

It worked for me; I staggered out under my own power after 5 days. Gah.

I'm considering it, but I think I might wait until phone/cable/ISP is restored at home.

I was checking out Tom's River online, and apparently, it got hit pretty bad. I'm glad your family is safe, and your property is okay.

First day back into the office, my building got off woth out any damage and no lose of power. My cousin only lives 2 blocks from that crane that fell down on 59th street.

Your cousin's all right, I presume?

Yeah got power and water and a hell of a view.

Captain Seafort wrote:You can't be that far into the past if you've got t'internet.

OK, so it was interesting.

Power is still on-and-off so I can't be sure how long this present burst of 21st century life will last...

Tsukiyumi wrote:I was checking out Tom's River online, and apparently, it got hit pretty bad. I'm glad your family is safe, and your property is okay.

We lost a couple of trees and some shingles, but made out OK. No phone, cable, or internet, but there's heat and power at home. Just waiting until I get the go ahead to see home for myself.

I got through it unscathed. I walked around a bit after the storm and saw a car with a tree in its back window.


My office has been closed though so no work.