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[chelseagirl]

Thanks to the many of you who've checked in over M.; I'll try to respond individually, but if it doesn't happen:

he seems fine.
his pulse and eye dilation and etc were fine when the EMTs were here . . .
he went to work as ordinary today.
I stuck close to home on Saturday because I was really anxious about him; I did go to Brooklyn to see some friends Sunday afternoon and he was still fine.
we have no idea what happened.
Would love to get him to a doctor's, but he . . . will go when he's ready to go. He's stubborn and also very British that way. (No, no, it's nothing, let's just staple my arm back onto my body . . . )

Last week of evening summer class, yay! Love the class, but want my summer back.

Sundance has a bunch of promos up for tomorrow night, and one of them has ten different experts in it, none of them me, so I started to have fears that I would end up entirely on the cutting room floor, but the Lord Byron Society just sent an email about it that mentions me . . .

That's the company I like to keep -- mad, bad, and dangerous to know!
Why don't I have a Byron icon?

Comments

[caras-galadhon.livejournal.com]

Glad to hear he's all right now. My fingers are crossed that it was a one-time thing.

Hope the show goes well; I'm sure it will!

[nutmeg3.livejournal.com]

And what did His Lordship, er, the Society, say about you?

Very glad to hear M seems to be OK, but I hope he doesn't carry being British too far, should it happen again.

[msb66.livejournal.com]

Good news about M.

[ibshafer.livejournal.com]

Why, indeed? ;)

Glad to hear M had an incident-free weekend and hoping you don't need to test out that 'just staple my arm back on' theory out in this case.

Looking forward to watching snippets of the show online tomorrow since I don't get the channel. Hmmm, maybe Hulu will carry the program...

[reginaspina.livejournal.com]

I'm so glad to hear M is doing better! I meant to comment the other day to say yikes, HOW scary!

[jadegirl.livejournal.com]

It was lovely seeing you yesterday - you wound up being quite inspirational! Your comment about the yarn looking like beetle wings (which hadn't actually struck me until you mentioned it)stayed with me, and I figured out a way to highlight that for what's going to be a really amazing hair ornament. Thank you!

[cissa.livejournal.com]

J likes to avoid medical intervention, too- and it's really tricky for me to be the person who decides to over-rule him... but that's been helpful for us. Argh.