G'day, folks.
Sharon/WO, enjoy your dinner today with your friend.
Sharon/LDM, I hope you make it to the meeting with the principal of the new school. it's something you need to do before the next storm hits and throws everything off.
TM, the Kindergarten kids sound like fun.
Just checking in quickly before I head for bed.
I updated over on Watercooler on today's mammogram and biopsy. I'll know the results tomorrow.
mother in law had her heart rhythm shocked back to normal today, she may come home as soon as tomorrow. I have to see my GP tomorrow afternoon to get the results of today's pathology. There's a lot of stuff happening right now.
Weather-wise it's still very hot and humid, although cool wet weather is forecast for the weekend. I'm not sure if I'll get to the beach tomorrow - I can take the dressings off in the morning. I'm about to head for the bathroom for a partial shower and sponge bath. I've been distracted by a marathon screening of "Family Guy". Curiously, part of one episode dealt with Lois having a lump in her breast. Cute. I didn't even know I had a lump this morning. And by lunchtime, it had been biopsied. Crikey, our doctors can work fast here!
Oh, and the news today has been sensationalising "surfer in fight for life with shark" and really building up the story - the idiot somehow managed the impossible and got bitten by a wobbegong (colloquially known as "hippy shark". I didn't even know they had teeth, other than something resembling an emery board. He must have accidentally stuck his leg in the poor creature's mouth. Wobbegongs don't attack, it would be like getting attacked by a sleeping catfish... I had to check the calendar, it's not 1 April yet, surely?
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...fact-a-wobbegong/story-e6freuzr-1111115153780
That's an old story which later proved to be a hoax, the wounds were from a robbery for which he was later charged.
I reckon this latest story is going to turn out to be some other explanation. A very fishy story indeed. But the TV news tonight was talking it up big, going on about how the beach should be closed.
Idiots.
A couple of weeks ago, ten tagged wobbegongs were released literally around the corner from where the "attack" happened.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...elly-beach-manly/story-e6freuy9-1225822051689
The more I hear about this incident, I reckon the bloke must have accidentally stood on the creature. But "the shark attacked me" gets more media deals, makes more money for the guy. Because in the next breath they go on to talk about ALL shark attacks and fatalities, somehow equating a wobbegong with a Great White. It's like comparing a sleepy chihuahua with a Rottweiler/Mastiff on ice.
I'm a cynic.
Enjoy your Thursday. May it be less adventurous than mine!
Marg