Fragmented Friday

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~  Exciting times around the small town:  Last week a black bear was on campus that MS attends.  It's rare for them to come into the big city.

~  Check this out:
That would be a tire track inside the local CVS.  A woman's brakes failed and she ended up crashing into the front of the store.
There were people inside, but luckily no one was hurt.

~  Last week in a post about my car, I mentioned that you never see a minivan pulled over.  Well, guess what I witnessed earlier this week?  Yep, a white minivan that apparently had been speeding.  I had to chuckle when I saw it!

~  Yesterday was "Violation Day", aka my yearly trek to the gynecologist's office.  Who knew that a papsmear was optional if your HPV screen came back negative?  I asked my dr. how often they are recommending that you have a paps if the screen was negative, and she said 3-5 years.  I'm not so sure I'd be comfortable with that.

~  I watched the new Dallas pilot yesterday on "On Demand".  I completely forgot it was on Wednesday night!  I LOVED that they kept the old theme song the same!

~  Have a wonderful weekend!

12 comments:

  1. I didn't see Dallas...was it any good?

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  2. Oh, funny about the minivan..wait! Is that what they're doing? Bringing DALLAS back?! WHAT?! I used to LOVE that show! Tell me everything!

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  3. My doctor told me the same thing. I guess being older and all those negative results mean something. Of course still have to get the mammogram every year. That one didn't go away.

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  4. Wow, you did have an interesting week. I laughed at the violation day comment as well.

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  5. A couple of years ago, someone rammed the front of our CVS as well...on a Sunday morning not long after it had opened. I talked to the gal working the register. She said it freaked her out! Scary!!

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  6. I had decided not to watch Dallas but maybe I will check it out On Demand. Thank God no one was hurt when that car crashed. Yes mine have been every 3 years for 15 years now! Although I am late right now in making an appt. Whether it's every year or every 3 years I still procastinate!

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  7. I'm still having a pap every year ... I just feel better that way, and my doctor has suggested changing the schedule.

    I drive a minivan and was pulled over a couple of years ago. Two stereotypes broken: a little old lady pulled over and a mini van pulled over. ha!

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  8. Black bears in town? Yikes! I was up late last night and watched the rerun of the pilot on TNT. I had to chuckle over Southfork Ranch. It truly is so much smaller in real life! My mom, sister, and I had a picture taken next to JR's big, blue satin bed - LOL

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  9. Personally, I am not comfortable with the 3-5 year thing. I think that if they keep that policy we will begin to see more cases of ovarian cancer. I hate to say that. But, it is a fairly easy cancer to beat if caught early. If you catch it late, it is fatal. Checking it annually saves LIVES. 3-5 years only saves money. And not even that much money. ObamaCare at work again. This sucks monkeyballs.

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  10. These comments made me smile as much as your fragments.

    I only watched Dallas with one eye, from across the room; I thought it was a rerun.haha

    I have an ancient history of cervical stuff; I hope they don't expect me to wait 3 to 5 years between paps, though now that you mention it, I do think I got to skip it last year. thanks for the reminder to ask about this.

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  11. I thought all CVS stores had a drive thru?? :)
    Violation day? I love that. As much as I hate that, I would stick with once a year. Of course, our insurance companies would love to stifle that one too.

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