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January 28, 2006
Various Wandering Comments Enabled by Nartcotics
First, I have a new post Chemo strategy.
Sleep. 14 hours or so hits the spot.
Second, I am afraid there is sign of hair coming out. My vanity is possibly unbounded in this area, so I am a bit off put. The military type hair cut spares somewhat, althought it irritates as well.
Third, the freakish medical face mask might grow on me. It did allow me to be mean to an honest inquiry today, which went along the lines of, while waiting for coffee service "Oh, you 're avoiding that flu?" addressed in a somewhat condescending manner (deserved in some ways). It did allow me to respond, "No, I'm dying of cancer." Exageration, to be sure, but it shut the
Fourth, having commenced on the process to obtain a visa for my JV partner, I remain charmed by her total indifference. It is rare to have someone genuinely indifferent to the Siren call of the Great USA, one way or another. A charming feature.
Perhaps a visit from her can inspire another round of what my dear pratike called development porn. There are discussions to be had about various issues in licensing.
Fifth, still grappling with approaches to scheming while cancer ridden.
There are overseas oppies that hit me radar, but how to broach.
The Fund is alivish, but with so many Patriot Act issues I think it fucked.
Another fund potential, but too something..
Core firm, uneven, some regain, but ......
I hate them.
Still, the plotting to stab me in the back undermined by another set of resignations.
Posted by The Lounsbury at January 28, 2006 08:36 AM
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Re the hair loss: I have studied photographs of your head, and come the the conclusion that you will look relatively acceptable bald/shaved. This is not true for all people, so count yourself lucky. Or less unlucky.
Posted by: secretdubai at January 28, 2006 10:18 AM
"Fourth, having commenced on the process to obtain a visa for my JV partner, I remain charmed by her total indifference. It is rare to have someone genuinely indifferent to the Siren call of the Great USA, one way or another. A charming feature."
From years of informed cynical experience, I can tell you that that is a sign of True Love.
Posted by: matthew hogan at January 28, 2006 11:46 AM
Hey there collonsbury,
This is Shirley Ujest from SDMB and even though you no longer frequent those boards and we never really crossed, someone there posted a link to here mentioning your recent health problems.
I just wanted to say I wish you strength during this craptacular time in your life. If anyone has the mental fortitude to kick this disease in the nuts, it has to be you.
Good luck!
Joan
Posted by: Shirley Ujest/SDMB at January 28, 2006 12:17 PM
What Shirley said.
Posted by: Abbie Carmichael at January 28, 2006 03:20 PM
If your PC doesn't have the IP blocked: Link to thread
Posted by: eerie at January 28, 2006 03:41 PM
Re hair: As someone quite possibly more vain than yourself, it is a tough thing to even think about. Perhaps you'll only have to deal with thinning.
And there is nothing wrong with short, spiky cuts. They do very well in North American markets.
It is rare to have someone genuinely indifferent to the Siren call of the Great USA, one way or another.
True, one now has to weigh the great siren call against being anally probed at customs.
Posted by: eerie at January 28, 2006 03:56 PM
I rather feel there is no siren call strong enough on earth to tempt me to the rubber-gloved-cavity-inspections of the US of A.
Posted by: secretdubai at January 28, 2006 06:04 PM
Ah, SDMB.
Well, I did visit. First time in ages, oddly enough. Bloody MPIMS, almost an insult. I deserve the Pit. Then unkind comments could be made, and I would find that amusing.
Well, no matter. Problems with the Boards though, silly statement.
Posted by: The Lounsbury at January 28, 2006 07:11 PM
