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Here's how I've decided to work this.

I'm going to keep this blog...Que?...public. I really hate censoring anything I write, and I hate "hiding" anything I write, BUT I have really important stuff that I badly want to share...and publicly can't. SO...I'm going to be making my other blog, True Romance?, email invite only (seems fitting since this is all about love anyway!). I sent out the emails already. If you usually read and I somehow forgot you or don't have your email address...send me a reminder at gara_tx23@yahoo.com

I'm still feeling pretty yucky. I was fighting something off all week, and then Friday morning it just hit me like a ton of bricks. My lungs feel much better! MUCH! I was having stabbing pains when I coughed. When I saw the doc he said he was going to give me an antibiotic and something for my congestion. I figured it was going to be some kind of Robotusin or something. But, no. I pick up the prescription and it's called Hydromet generic for Hydocan...hmmm...I'm thinking Hydromet sounds like Hydrocodone which equals Vicodin. Which, if you read this when I had tonsilitis...NOT GOOD FOR ME! I had a little issue with liquid Vicodin. So, I looked it up. Sure enough this stuff is half hydrocodone. But, it's not like I can get another prescription of it. As sad and sick as it sounds...I'm enjoying it. I haven't felt this calm in a looooong time.

Anyway...feeling better, but my allergies are kicking in on top of feeling sick today. Mountain Cedar...the only thing I'm allergic to, is soooo high in SA right now.

Gabby was home for the first time in a long time this weekend, and that kind of sucks for her since I haven't been able to do anything except sleep. I really wanted to play our new Wii with her. I LOVE the Wii. Even if you aren't into video games...you MUST get a Wii! Sooooo fun! Andrea, Kelly, and I played for 7 hours last weekend. Bowling and Laser Hockey are my favorites so far!

I realized when I was setting up the privacy for the True Romance? blog that I had my comments turned off to anonymous viewers. I didn't know this was going on, and I know I have some readers that aren't bloggers, so I have now turned this off. Feel free to comment away!

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Jacq said…
I am so excited that you invited me! I don't think I ever read the other blog! Just sent you some really LONG comments, so be prepared for some extra reading!

OH...I know you had sent me some emails about the "GoodReads" but maybe you should send them to my girlfriend Missi. She's the avid reader in this household! Her email is: mwoodsa@yahoo.com I'll let her know to look for them. She's into thrillers, so if you have any suggestions, definitely let her know! Thanks, Liz!
Ok, I'll definitely do that. Even though I haven't been reading a lot lately.

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