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lizardek

Sunday, September 18th, 2011 // 23:11

DOUBLE-DRIVE-BY

This is literally the first time in 2 weeks that I have had the energy or the time to get online and post something. It has been go go go since I got to Massachusetts. This is our last evening here; Mom and I fly out tomorrow from Boston, she home to Michigan, and me home via the Atlantic Ocean and a layover in Amsterdam. (which I just spelled Amsterdamn and then Amsterdamm in my attempts to finish the sentence...drrr).

I have had a very productive, very fun 2 weeks and extra quality time with my mom, plus a GREAT time yesterday with Elizabeth at SAW. Despite having an extremely painful pinched nerve in my arm/shoulder that has been driving me crazy the ENTIRE time. More on everything later. Mwah! I have missed you all!

mood: productive

music: TV news behind me

Tags: americanabroad, thisisjusttosay

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thinkum

2011-09-18 10:57 pm (UTC)

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Glad you've had such a good visit (aside from the pinched nerve, boo!). :-)

lizardek

2011-09-21 08:54 pm (UTC)

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It won't go away! Waaah!

becomingmegsie.wordpress.com

2011-09-19 12:31 am (UTC)

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From Megsie

I am so sorry that you have had a pinched nerve! That is terrible. Being in pain colors everything, I am so glad you had fun even with it. I can't wait to hear about Squam. And the rest of your adventures as well! xo

lizardek

2011-09-21 08:55 pm (UTC)

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Re: From Megsie

More to come, soon! (typing hurts...urgh)

brief_therapy

2011-09-19 06:52 pm (UTC)

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Glad you had a good time, sorry about the pinchiness, VERY GLAD to have you back where you belong.

lizardek

2011-09-21 08:55 pm (UTC)

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Oh great, now I've got that song in my head!

brief_therapy

2011-09-21 09:19 pm (UTC)

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You're welcome.

I'm in Stockholm doing a training today - this time in the glorious language of English. At one point I needed to turn the group's attention to thinking about the neighborhoods where the families live, and I said, "So, who ARE the people in the neighborhood?" And then the bug attached itself to my brain and I continued to sing "in your neighborhood, in your neigh-bor-hoo-ood". Then I looked at my audience. Danes, Dutchees, Swedes sitting there with totally blank faces. Ah well, at least none of them got the same song stuck in their heads as I did.

Or as you did JUST NOW.

Muhahahaha