Congratulations on being able to see (mostly) without your glasses! And that your surgery went well--that's a relief. As soon as you get your new glasses, you'll be unstoppable.
* Speaking of languages: I'm taking Japanese but apparently the way you get adverbs is to change the ends of adjectives (like English, I think). But we don't use them outside of often and truly. In English, when I think too much about adverbs I get confused.
Honestly, with a sentence like
it is to be hoped that
it sounds less like English and whatever passive sentences they had in the Victorian era. Why do they get to riled up about something no-one's ever going to use?
(Honestly... I'm one to talk)... *
I'm really sorry that you have to get a pregnancy test, even though you're not pregnant. It might be "health and safty," but honestly it's just misogeny. Sexism, governments/health industrie's lack of care. It's frustrating.
I don't know why the anesthesiologists require it. Maybe the stick up their arse makes it hard to hear?
I read an article in the IEEE Spectrum (I think) titled something like "anesthesiologists don't kill people -- surgeons do." (Obviously from a surgeon's point of view.) It was interesting, but still didn't address the pregnancy tests. *
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Date: 2019-03-18 06:54 pm (UTC)*
Speaking of languages: I'm taking Japanese but apparently the way you get adverbs is to change the ends of adjectives (like English, I think). But we don't use them outside of often and truly. In English, when I think too much about adverbs I get confused.
Honestly, with a sentence like it sounds less like English and whatever passive sentences they had in the Victorian era. Why do they get to riled up about something no-one's ever going to use?
(Honestly... I'm one to talk)...
*
I'm really sorry that you have to get a pregnancy test, even though you're not pregnant. It might be "health and safty," but honestly it's just misogeny. Sexism, governments/health industrie's lack of care. It's frustrating.
I don't know why the anesthesiologists require it. Maybe the stick up their arse makes it hard to hear?
I read an article in the IEEE Spectrum (I think) titled something like "anesthesiologists don't kill people -- surgeons do." (Obviously from a surgeon's point of view.) It was interesting, but still didn't address the pregnancy tests.
*
Good luck with Tammie's painting!