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Originally Posted by zelda_pinwheel
for the love of all things holy that's ENOUGH RAIN !!!!!
i almost drowned coming back from the grocery store just now, criminy ! and hello, have you noticed ? it's MAY !!! the saying goes, "en avril ne te découvre pas d'un fil, en mai, FAIS CE QU'IL TE PLAIT" !!! and what would please me is to go and spend my weekend afternoon on a nice terrasse wearing a summer dress and sunglasses, not a bleeding DIVING COSTUME !!!!! graaaa !!!! so stop it already !!! or at the very least, let it pour down solid sheets of water between 4 and 7 in the morning, when civilized people (= me) are in bed !! p*tain de s*loperie de sa R*CE !!!! b*rdel !! sérieux, ça suffit !!!!
EDIT : oh and also, what is up with the instruments of torture at the ophtalmologist's office ?? i had to go there two days ago and after he did the test for eye tension (where he shoots something (i can't tell you the details, i didn't want to know) DIRECTLY AT YOUR EYEBALL, it's barbaric) i had to lie down with my feet up because i was getting all spinny-headed, and eat some sugar. true story. this end of the week SUCKS.
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Zelda, no amount of rain is too much rain. If you don't want it, please tell it to come here where we reallllllly need lots of it. Our damns,, rivers and lakes are drying up at an alarming rate.
I totally agree with the Ophthalmologists implements of torture comment. Not only is there that strange thing they aim at your eye (incredibly scary) but what about the eye drops they use first. THEN after that test, mine stuck some other drops in my eye, made me wait for 20 minutes while they got to work. Called me back in before aiming something with a really bright light directly at my overly dilated pupil. My pupil did not go back to normal until late in the day (appointment was 8:30am), so I walked around with one pupil normal sized and the other one at maximum dilation. I sure got some odd looks.