I think the EAS alerts that keep going off signify that today signifies the end of summer. The lows are supposed in the 60s the next few days.
I’m okay with that.
Thankfully, it seems like, maybe, this isn’t going to go down as a horribly-hot summer.
Whar climate change? Whar?
It also plays into my tentative plans to head down to the Gulf Coast Autonomous Zone again in October. Burning PTO. I’m trying, but I still don’t think I’m going to get down to where I need to be.
Oh well.
Speaking of fall, I am lining up Fantasy Football again. We’ll see who bites. A couple of the longtime players who were unavailable last season might be this year. Not going to change things up too much.
But at least I don’t have to get an MRI until December. I was worried about that in today’s flashback from this day in 2011.
So, MRI today. The techs weren’t really forthcoming with the information, and I don’t really like having to wait. I’ve delayed my prescription refill until next week, hoping the neuro’s office will let me know before my appointment next week that everything is a-okay.
But I still can’t say I’m used to this nonsense, and the reflective dye injection still treats me badly. I didn’t have as bad a reaction this time, but still felt like I was going to puke. Bleh. I’m thinking that, more than the other concerns, makes the Tysabri less of an option for me if I need to switch meds. The results about improvements in vision, along with it being only once a month are plusses, but, still, IV. Bleh.
On the Tysabri now. They’ve really cut out the contrast dye that used to bother me so much. I don’t know that I was having one of the reactions that the personal injury lawyers are all over…
I don’t think I had a reaction that was more than the psychosomatic reactions I was having to venous puncture.
Years of being on Tysabri will clear that up for you.
I will say that I gave a lab sample last time that I was at Georgetown that kind of made me feel like I was gonna boot in the cab on the way home, but…
News.
I guess the big one for me today was listening to something, and having my mind changed. Hannah Cox on BASED Politics explained some of what the DOJ did with the Breonna Taylor shooting in Louisville. I have a reflexive supicions when it comes to these sorts of things where the Federal government is trying to get a conviction of people previously-acquitted by a state jury. In this case, however, it wasn’t that. They were going after the people who put together the bogus warrants the cops were acting on.
And I’m finished there.
More tomorrow as we bask in comfortable temperatures again.