I was walking Bink home from school minding my own business, when some yellow jacket with small insect syndrome decided to take his aggression out on my arm. If I see him again, I'm going to kick his ass. Maybe he'd like to pay the emergency room fee. Have I mentioned that benadryll is coma inducing?
Friday, September 01, 2006
My Afternoon
Posted by Tenacious S at 9:17 PM
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That sucks ass! You okay?
I am OK. It wasn't a horrible reaction, just enough to scare me. By the way, never had to use the Epipen before. It's like 1,000 cups of coffee all injected at once. I'm thinking about tting some extras for those days that Sweetness will not get out of bed.
The yellowjacket is dead, so you really don't need to kick his little yellow ass.
I'm glad you're ok sweetie; I can't believe you drove yourself to the ER. What if you had exploded on they way?
Uh, the yellow jacket is not dead. Only bees die after stinging. Yellow jackets can sting repeatedly and fly off and have a wonderful day. Fuckers. ER was only five blocks away. I know my limits. Besides, I've had practice! And, I am Tenacious S.
Benadryll making me very sleepy. Must close eyes. I'm going to go drool on my pillow now. Mmmmm, sleep.
Yellow jackets must die. For some reason, they like me... I can't say the feeling is mutual...
g'night, T
At least you were wearing clean underwear.
Ugh, that sucks! Glad you're okay.
My mother taught me to always wear clean underwear. That's never a problem!
It's easier to just not wear underwear.....then you never have that whole clean vs dirty problem, although as Bill Cosby says, it doesn't matter if you have on clean underwear if you are about to get hit by a truck, because right when the truck is about to hit, you're going to fiirst say it, then do it.
Wow, I didn't know you had such allergies. Do you always carry one of those pens with you?
I have heard that it is like a big adrenaline rush, so if you are ever without the pen or the pen doesn't work, get into a screaming match with a stubborn ER admitting nurse and the ensuing natural adrenaline will help. (True story!) I'm glad you are OK.
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