Re: Oh WOW!!!- to Clair

[Guest guest]

January it is then! We'll scoop on the after-Christmas

sales! And we'll put the waitress through paces with our

iodine questions...... naw, we'll give her a break!

Hope you have a safe and fun trip to Europe to visit your

family. That sounds exciting! Don't forget to take all

your prescriptions with you. When I go on a trip, my

script bottles are the first thing I pack.

Let us know when you get back. We'll miss you!

Best regards,

Chris

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> Hi

>

> Glendale is a great place for me. It's only about 30-45 mins. from

> me depending on traffic. So I think we have got to do this, too.

We

> can badger the waitress ( " Excuse me, what's the iodine content in

> your Greek Salad? And the Turkey Club? " LOL).

>

> I'm leaving on Saturday for Europe. Very excited... Most of all

I'm

> excited to see my dad and my little sister (she's 7) and brother

> (he's 3). Not to mention this is the first long-term trip for

> and I. Should be fine. But right about now, I'm feeling stressed

> out. I know I'm still hyper despite the subsiding of some symptoms

> because the stress is making me unusually irritable and I am

finding

> myself snapping about little things. BUT I've only been on meds

for

> less than 3 weeks. So I am grateful for the respite I am getting

> from the other symptoms.

>

> Anyway, we come back on the 30th. December is a nutty month for

me.

> Sister's birthday on the 6th. My Angel's birth/death day is the

> 14th. My husband's birthday is the 15th. My father-in-law's

> birthday is the 16th. I have a concert on the 10th (Counting

Crows)

> and another one on the 17th (Tori Amos). Add Christmas to the mix

> and basically you have my head, reeling. So let's say sometime in

> January?

>

> Can't wait =)

>

> Clair

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Chris... I won't forget. In fact, I went out and bought a

bigger purse for this trip so I could get all my meds in there with

everything else. Between a cold and graves, I'm a walking pharmacy

right now. I'm also a tad freaked about flying. It's my first time

since 9/11. And it's coming at what is turning out to be a less than

good time with all the warnings of possible terror attacks and the

deadline for Iraq. And I'm flying on American and British airlines

for the first half of my trip. For the last half we're flying KLM

and I don't think anyone dislikes the Dutch =P So I feel a little

better about that part...

Clair

> > Hi

> >

> > Glendale is a great place for me. It's only about 30-45 mins.

from

> > me depending on traffic. So I think we have got to do this,

too.

> We

> > can badger the waitress ( " Excuse me, what's the iodine content in

> > your Greek Salad? And the Turkey Club? " LOL).

> >

> > I'm leaving on Saturday for Europe. Very excited... Most of all

> I'm

> > excited to see my dad and my little sister (she's 7) and brother

> > (he's 3). Not to mention this is the first long-term trip for

>

> > and I. Should be fine. But right about now, I'm feeling

stressed

> > out. I know I'm still hyper despite the subsiding of some

symptoms

> > because the stress is making me unusually irritable and I am

> finding

> > myself snapping about little things. BUT I've only been on meds

> for

> > less than 3 weeks. So I am grateful for the respite I am getting

> > from the other symptoms.

> >

> > Anyway, we come back on the 30th. December is a nutty month for

> me.

> > Sister's birthday on the 6th. My Angel's birth/death day is the

> > 14th. My husband's birthday is the 15th. My father-in-law's

> > birthday is the 16th. I have a concert on the 10th (Counting

> Crows)

> > and another one on the 17th (Tori Amos). Add Christmas to the

mix

> > and basically you have my head, reeling. So let's say sometime

in

> > January?

> >

> > Can't wait =)

> >

> > Clair

> >

> >