After more than a decade of New Year's Eves packed with far-flung excess the likes of which could be immortalized in rap songs, it's still a bit hard to internalize that I'm now an old, boring guy for whom the night holds little significance or surprise.
Last year was still a bit of an event; it involved travel and lots of friends. This year, we had three couples and their toddlers over for pizza and letil soup, and everyone was gone by 8:30pm.
In unrelated news, our nanny is very ill, and waiting for the results of a biopsy today. What happens to people in this country who need serious surgery but don't have health care?
Last year was still a bit of an event; it involved travel and lots of friends. This year, we had three couples and their toddlers over for pizza and letil soup, and everyone was gone by 8:30pm.
In unrelated news, our nanny is very ill, and waiting for the results of a biopsy today. What happens to people in this country who need serious surgery but don't have health care?
posted by isaacjosephson at 9:59 AM
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they come to see me at social services only to find out that the government takes pretty good care of uninsured children but adults are out of luck unless they are disabled or needing long term care, which most aren't and don't.
Jen? Colorado Jen, FKA, Spfld Jen? Wow!
hi Isaac! I check in on you from time to time.
just so you know my new year's eve consisted of dinner with a 10 month old and falling asleep on the couch with her while watching a movie. Miss Lily was in CT with her dad.
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