good night

[dredpiratebunny]

painful feet...but out a half hour early..yay!

tomorrow:
go to library
finish dishes
sew curtain for booth
watch "requiem for a dream"
return movies
gas up car
pay bills
buy some groceries
get display thingies from walmart

whew....thats a lot to do..but ill manage. round 2 of bristol faire this weekend. boy has friday off and we are hopefully going to catch a showing of spiderman 2.

faire side effect: i keep wanting to say "good day" to the video store customers, since we're supposed to greet everyone coming in. dork dork dork.

my emotions have been kinda topsy turvy over the past few days and i dont know why. i blame my bc pill. i wish i was on something else. not enough funding for womens health care and such. though wisconsin has a better set-up than most.

time to relax with my book (the second in the christ clone series, pretty bizarre) so i can finish it and get the third one tomorrow.

boss coming to faire this weekend....makes me feel like he'll be scrutinizing me and my staff...eep!

Comments

[eetmewithtoast.livejournal.com]

They've got some new permenant proceedures that are less invasive than tube-tying.

I'll still probably have to go to Canada to afford it, but at least the recovery time is much shorter.

[dredpiratebunny.livejournal.com]

do tell....what kind of things?

[eetmewithtoast.livejournal.com]

Essentially, they clog up the fallopian tubes.

I've heard it done with two small wires placed at the entrances of the tubes (on the uterus side) which the body reacts to by building scar tissue around. In a short time, the scar tissue is so thick that the tubes are sealed off.

Someone else told me about a chemical or something that essentially did the same thing, but I haven't researched it yet.