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I Shouldn't Have to Tell Myself
May. 1st, 2008 02:08 pmI will not knit while driving.
Not even while stopped at red lights.
Not even while stopped at red lights.
May. 1st, 2008
Silly Things To Plan For
May. 1st, 2008 02:40 pmI should be napping. I just want you all to keep that in mind while you read this.
Over on some other part of the internet, some people were discussing rabies, which is like crack for me. I have harbored an adolescent obsession with rabies (especially human rabies) for years, since well before I was an adolescent. This is what comes of leaving CDC publications on the kitchen table - there is only so much reading material available at breakfast: one comics page, one cereal box, one Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. If you have three kids, every day, one of them has to suffer along with the cereal box.
Okay. So. These people are talking about rabies, and someone pipes up that it's important to remember the way they test wild animals for rabies (immunoflourescence of the dead critter's brain), and be prepared, if you're ever attacked by a wild animal in your backyard (which could totally happen if you live in the woods), to kill it without destroying it's head, so they can test. Know what you would do in the situation!
Besides expect the ER to take precautions on general principles? I dunno.
Over on some other part of the internet, some people were discussing rabies, which is like crack for me. I have harbored an adolescent obsession with rabies (especially human rabies) for years, since well before I was an adolescent. This is what comes of leaving CDC publications on the kitchen table - there is only so much reading material available at breakfast: one comics page, one cereal box, one Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. If you have three kids, every day, one of them has to suffer along with the cereal box.
Okay. So. These people are talking about rabies, and someone pipes up that it's important to remember the way they test wild animals for rabies (immunoflourescence of the dead critter's brain), and be prepared, if you're ever attacked by a wild animal in your backyard (which could totally happen if you live in the woods), to kill it without destroying it's head, so they can test. Know what you would do in the situation!
Besides expect the ER to take precautions on general principles? I dunno.