You know, the last time I had a life-threatening emergency, it was only the paperwork that kept me sane. Sitting in the waiting room, with an appendage draggin along the ground or propped up against the chair, I could fill out all the information necessary to remind myself who I was, and what I was doing here. Plus, it keeps you from getting bored while you wait for the doctors to finish with the other 75 patients who are dismembered or need emergency hangnail operations [img]graemlins/heee.gif[/img]
Of course, Wellard, it's important to be prepared. I just need to squeeze in some extra time to visit a GP between writing up a BIO report, filing my taxes back in the states, washing my socks (the sock coefficient has fallen to zero. I am currently wearing my last pair of clean socks. THIS IS THE POINT OF NO RETURN) and vacuuming the living room. No problem
[ 03-16-2004, 12:16 PM: Message edited by: ryaldin ]