Well, if I get hit by a bus...
at least I won't have to avoid the emergency room (a la the time I sliced into my thumb w/a serrated knife while cutting a bagel and should have gotten stitches but didn't, resulting in much blood and a yucky scar) or be forced into bankruptcy (read: what would have happened if I'd have gone to get stitched). I've got health insurance again (and it's not an HMO - yay!). My ID card came in the mail today. I feel like an adult. Before I moved to Miami last year I had never been without it. It's been a year since I've had insurance (almost to the day) and I must say I don't plan on going without ever again. I was nervous all the time. Not in a pervasive every-minute-of-the-day kind of way, but if I felt myself coming down with something I would worry until it went away that it would be something that would land me in the hospital. If for some reason I actually do come down with something I can go to the doctor now and not break my bank account.
On another note - it's freaking hot, dudes. 100 degrees is too hot. I have no energy and I'm a sweatball. Gross. The subway is indescribable. Trust me, you don't want to know. I wish I didn't.
Yours truly,
Princess Parenthetical
5 What people are saying:
It's mass hot here in Chicago too...
I'm sure the subway is nasty hot and stinky about now....thank god no one sat on you....(again)...lol
Try and stay cool...
8/03/2006 10:56:00 PM
I got my health insurance on July 1, and I seriously comtemplated jumping out of a window to celebrate. So I can understand your relief.
And I'm really glad that I'm not in NY right now.
8/04/2006 05:02:00 AM
If it helps, Montreal if foul as well - tropical, in a way - hot, humid, stemy, in the upper 90's....& it POURS every night so the laundry gets moldy & no one can sleep on the back porch.
& this is Canada. Oy.
xoxo Rach
8/04/2006 09:55:00 AM
Oh jeez! I can't even imagine the smell on the subway when it's that hot. At least on the bus I can crack a window.
8/04/2006 12:37:00 PM
I know EXACTLY how you feel, I went without health insurance for awhile and it was, well, nerve wracking! Glad you are covered but hope you don't have any reason to use it. I feel ya on the subway thing. Oy!
8/04/2006 02:54:00 PM
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