June 29, 2004
June 28, 2004
guess who said...
"She doesn't workout unless burlesque is considered sport."
"I told him aloha means hello and good-bye in Hawaiian but he didn't get it and keep standing there and talking."
"I'm not going to tell you to take vigilante justice into your own hands but you can take measures to protect yourself."
"She made a unilateral decision and painted that color on our bed room wall."
"Your english is perfect."
"I'm broken."
"I remember when I realized adults don't know anything."
"Good thing I smoked all that dope in high school so I'm not smarter than you."
2 cop car weekend
Fri:
Watched Napoleon Dynamite. A movie that doesn't know what it wants to be about. Poorly written and edited.
Sat:
Biked to the Cherry Creek Farmers Market, mall then peddled home in the rain.
Burned my face cooking tortellini.
Ate a slice of spinich at Famous.
Power napped.
Worked a martini promotion at Flow lounge.
Wished Shannon a Happy Birthday.
Sun:
Brunched at Cherry Tomato.
Subjected Mark to the Cherry Blossom Festival at Sakura Square.
Socialized at Cori's bridal shower.
Talked to neighbor about teen who threatened to murder him.
Directed cops to the 16-year-old's house.
Ate great fajitas Mark made.
Learned the kid apologized to our neighbor for mencing him.
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June 04, 2004
the eyes have it
Can you recommend a good eye doctor please?
Good insured citizens now have to look for an eye doctor online. A call to your insurance provide will get you the listings of doctors who office off of Federal Blvd.
Plus, you can choose from an ophthalmologist or an optometrist. One of the nearest ophthalmologist is actually a retina specialist. Thankfully I’m not seeking help with my retina at this time. But from the doctor's listing there's no way to tell that until you call.
So if insurance permits you'd want your precious orbs looked after by an MD instead of an OD. Right?
BTW It only costs $2500 per eye to have corrective laser surgery. Just thinking about pointing a tiny fiery laser into an eyeball makes me want to sneeze.
But the consultation is free. I doubt they'd be pleased about scratching down an eyeglass prescription for you on the way out after the consultation, sticker shock and dilated eyes.
But do I really want to take my eyes to Costco? The warehouse supplier of tp and junk food?
I wonder if my acupuncturist could do some corrective eye needlepoint for me.
