Pink moon 🌑🌸🌘🌷🌗🍧🌖🍉🌕

[redbreegull]

actually that kind of sounds like a case for letting the weak die

[ohnoitsbonnie]

I am at a minute clinic now using my obamacare. I paid 20 as my copay. My temperature is 99.3. Very hot to you in C. My blood pressure went down but is still a little high. Working on that, family

[reprise85]

i'm gonna go with bacterial infection, unknown in origin. you'll be given a zpak or other standard antibiotic and perhaps a codeine cough syrup.

[Run To Me]

Hope it's a quick one whatever it is, try to allow yourself to sleep and eat and rest and play a lot of Mario kart

Give yourself permission to barf on a loved one if that seems to help

[ohnoitsbonnie]

I've never taken codeine cough syrup. They never called my zpack or whatever they're giving me in. I was treated badly at the pharmacy for it. Guess it's settled that I'll be doing this on my own

[ohnoitsbonnie]

My ears are infected though so I don't appreciate how everyone is bad at their jobs

[ohnoitsbonnie]

I called the clinic and they said that they sent it :/ I'll try again tomorrow

[reprise85]

Originally Posted by ohnoitsbonnie

I've never taken codeine cough syrup. They never called my zpack or whatever they're giving me in. I was treated badly at the pharmacy for it. Guess it's settled that I'll be doing this on my own

take your zpack, your low fever indicates a bacterial infection and you potentially have strep which should always be treated with antibiotics because of the potential for later rheumatic fever which is serious business and basically never happens when strep is treated with antibiotics

[ohnoitsbonnie]

The quick strep was negative but could it be wrong?

[Run To Me]

Originally Posted by ohnoitsbonnie

I called the clinic and they said that they sent it :/ I'll try again tomorrow

Technically true: they called it in but when the call took longer than :59 seconds they terminated








































































b/c its a minute clinic

[ohnoitsbonnie]

My god is mike going to be ok

[ohnoitsbonnie]

Originally Posted by Run To Me

Technically true: they called it in but when the call took longer than :59 seconds they terminated









STOP IT!






























































b/c its a minute clinic

Out of my thread

[reprise85]

Originally Posted by ohnoitsbonnie

The quick strep was negative but could it be wrong?

it could be, but probably isn't. didn't know you had one. anyway i'd take the meds but that's just me

[teh b0lly!!1]

Originally Posted by teh b0lly!!1

not sure why thread references nick drake?

i feel disappointed, shot down and neglected for being ignored so hard itt bonnie

[cork_soaker]

guessing it is

The April full moon will rise this week on Tuesday (April 11), reaching its fullest phase late at night, just after the bars close in most cities on the U.S. East Coast.

April's full moon is known as the Pink Moon, but don't expect it to look particularly pink. It is named after pink flowers called wild ground phlox, which bloom in early spring and become widespread throughout the U.S. and Canada this time of year. In fact, the April full moon is the first full moon of spring in the Northern Hemisphere (it's the first fall season full moon in the Southern Hemisphere).

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[cork_soaker]

also note op's moon and pink flower emojis

[FoolofaTook]

That's wonderful. Hopefully it won't be cloudy tomorrow night in the Walla Wallaean Vale.

pink is an album by boris. just sayin'.

[ohnoitsbonnie]

Originally Posted by teh b0lly!!1

i feel disappointed, shot down and neglected for being ignored so hard itt bonnie

Who is nick drake

[ohnoitsbonnie]

Originally Posted by cork_soaker

guessing it is

The April full moon will rise this week on Tuesday (April 11), reaching its fullest phase late at night, just after the bars close in most cities on the U.S. East Coast.

April's full moon is known as the Pink Moon, but don't expect it to look particularly pink. It is named after pink flowers called wild ground phlox, which bloom in early spring and become widespread throughout the U.S. and Canada this time of year. In fact, the April full moon is the first full moon of spring in the Northern Hemisphere (it's the first fall season full moon in the Southern Hemisphere).

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Real talk I've only planted the blue-purple ground phlox. If I posted a pic of it and the way it has grown over slate paths it would blow your mind

[ohnoitsbonnie]

i'm glad you're back btw bollz. Ignore the italic. I'm just beyond caring about fixing it

[Cool As Ice Cream]

Originally Posted by ohnoitsbonnie

Who is nick drake

[teh b0lly!!1]

Originally Posted by ohnoitsbonnie

i'm glad you're back btw bollz. Ignore the italic. I'm just beyond caring about fixing it

FINYLLY someone gets how i feel about my life

/dadjoke


thanks bon

[ohnoitsbonnie]

[reprise85]

welcome back teh b0lly!

[Run To Me]

I like his songs fine but why gotta spend so much time in the long grass? Makes me so nervous, he's gonna catch chiggers man




etc

[Cool As Ice Cream]

[cork_soaker]

would that be considered a "poncho"

[Run To Me]

Originally Posted by cork_soaker

would that be considered a "poncho"

If so I think we've found the undisputed head honcho


















































































































































































































































of ponchos

[LaBelle]

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[cork_soaker]

Pinned to the wall in the back room of Smile Records in Dublin is a striped blanket once worn as a poncho by Nick Drake (1948–74) during a promotional photo shoot some time towards the end of the 1960s. Drake’s untimely death at 26 – leaving only a small musical oeuvre and few surviving artefacts – concluded a short professional career thwarted by an aversion to playing live and an escalating struggle with depression.

For some, the poncho is charged with metaphorical significance, a security blanket or comforter whose frayed edges and gaping wounds map the blows from which it protected Drake throughout his difficult life. A convenient supposition, but the poncho’s function as a prop was theatrical rather than emotional: it was never actually owned by Drake, and just happened to be in the boot of photographer Julian Lloyd’s car on the day and so was put to use for the duration of the shoot.

Years passed until Gary Hill, the blanket’s current owner, rescued it from Lloyd’s dog basket. Now folded in two and flanked by a collection of ageing LP covers and magazine clippings, its condition and presentation owe more to the domestic habitat of the enthusiast than to the Hard Rock Café. And so for the fans who may have come looking for the smallest of mementoes, those hairs on the rug are more likely to have belonged to the dog than to Drake.

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