and flipping out on her at my first appointment, it sure seems to have worked out for me! 
SSDreamin said:Well, I think I made quite an 'impression' on the specialist! Her office called today AND sent an email, giving me all my results/her opinion/plus said my script had been sent to my local pharmacy( Four days EARLY)! Also noted that Dr said I can wait six months for my biopsy AND that she'd let my other specialist know I can have surgery in July, not August! :bun :bun :bun So, as guilty as I felt for
Snarking DOES pay sometimes 
The first one I was really geeked about, because I saw old stuff from the road! Love old stuff! We started walking around, and the people selling stuff were in the middle of a conversation - about how they love the show 'American Pickers', how they never miss an episode, blah, blah, blah. Well, their ridiculous price tags would've led ME to believe they were huge fans of 'Antiques Roadshow' I saw a half pint milk bottle there - identical to the six I have at home, that I paid $5 for the set back when I collected stuff and spent money. They wanted $5 for that one scuffed up jar 
A quick mental evaluation of my jars condition (no scuffs) X five bucks a piece - woohoo, I'm sitting on a gold mine! I've got about a dozen 1/2 pints, a handful of pints and 8-10 quarts - I told DH that his worries were over, he could retire early, just as soon as I unload all my milk jars on some poor sucker...I mean, discerning buyer! 
I'll admit to buying a saltine cracker tin and a metal basket that I have no real use for at the moment. My kitchen is presently decorated in country shabby chic, or a bunch of junk piled up everywhere if you don't have my decorators eye I think my purchases will go perfectly right next to my Tennessee moonshine jug and my 'faux' baking soda tin! Alright, I admit, it was $5 wasted. Second sale was a trip into the big brother zone. When a comment is shouted at you, about everything you step towards, walk past or pick up, it creeps me out! I have had yard sales before. If they ask me a question, I answer. Otherwise, I let them look in peace! Stop spying on me! We didn't stay long there. By the time I got home, I was wore right out from the heat/walking. 
All this sun and heat, and no way to dry my clothes outside has been depressing me to no end! He's making barbequed chicken breasts (bought this week with a raincheck from a sale weeks ago). I am making macaroni salad and corn on the cob to go with. 
The only thing I was able to use out of my own garden was radishes :/ but 
soon I will go picking in my backyard instead of going to the store!
and have a 'if charred is good, burnt is better' mentality about it That is so very depressing. I live in the frozen North, for Pete's sake! So far. so good INSIDE - it just went up a degree to 84 in here. DH is back at work, and I expect him to cheer me on tonight during our phone call, telling me I'm doing a great job keeping the heat down in here - all while he sits under an A/C unit 
At least our humidity is tolerable - 48% right now. Beans are not doing well at all :/ Potatoes are starting to look sad too. The only plant in the big garden that seems to be growing like a weed in this heat is the sugar pumpkins. Most of my tomato transplants have succumbed to the heat, despite daily watering DH assures me that, once we complete our soil amendment plan, they'll do better. Hope so!
It's still 83F here at this time of night...only one thing to say about that... 
