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Jun. 2nd, 2006 12:48 amToday was doctor day, because what better to do then come home from a vacation to be picked over by doctors?
At noon we had an appointment at our new dermatologist because our old one was really lame. The new one gave us a bunch of prescriptions and told Mel and I to stop taking our medication because the dose was like, really stupid for people with skin like ours (which is icky, but not the icky the dose merited) and a bunch of new medications and whatnot. The lady was very informative and nice and she sounded a lot like one of my cousins.
Then we came home and had lunch, and at three I had an appointment at my doctor's to get my physical and immunizations for UF. This involved me giving a urine sample, them drawing blood, a TB test, and a meningitis shot. It was a whole lot of no fun, even though the doctor was nice, and so was the shot nurse. After that we went to Target and I bought Spanglish on DVD. Yaaaay. And in the mail were cards with graduation money from my aunt and my grandmother. Yay!
It feels much later than it is.
At noon we had an appointment at our new dermatologist because our old one was really lame. The new one gave us a bunch of prescriptions and told Mel and I to stop taking our medication because the dose was like, really stupid for people with skin like ours (which is icky, but not the icky the dose merited) and a bunch of new medications and whatnot. The lady was very informative and nice and she sounded a lot like one of my cousins.
Then we came home and had lunch, and at three I had an appointment at my doctor's to get my physical and immunizations for UF. This involved me giving a urine sample, them drawing blood, a TB test, and a meningitis shot. It was a whole lot of no fun, even though the doctor was nice, and so was the shot nurse. After that we went to Target and I bought Spanglish on DVD. Yaaaay. And in the mail were cards with graduation money from my aunt and my grandmother. Yay!
It feels much later than it is.
