u/FormerlyFrazzled

made me have a flashback to my third grade teacher. She wore monochromatic outfits every day. Like green skirt, green tights, green shoes, green jacket and green headband. The next day would be all yellow or all purple. It was noticed even by third graders. Now when I look back I also remember that we had color coded everything in the room, folders for each subject and color folder holders on our desks. In other words, this woman organized us and her life by color. But never gray or black.

It's interesting to me now!

It's NOT funny what happened to Hannah but it IS funny to watch them talk about it. If you haven't seen it look for the clip called justice for donkeys. When they show a pic of Donkey from Shrek and Paige says "ok, well..." it is so funny!

I'm shocked at how bad this is for Hannah. She smiles for her job and this grimace looks awful.

When you get botox, do they make you sign something that says they can't be held responsible for something like this?

I like the podcast but I can't say this in the GS sub because it might sound snarky.

WHY do they always act like if THEY'VE never heard something, the rest of us have not heard it? They constantly say people don't talk about this enough or nobody ever tells you this and it can be the most basic thing you've heard about for years.

I realize people are at different stages in life but it's kind of like when a little kid first hears about something and has no idea everyone older than they are has heard of it before. Like making good friends with people you work with. Hello? That is so common! And at least Hannah admitted she knows plenty of people who date or marry coworkers.

And then to say something like Paige saying I get to do this instead of I have to do this (and they act like Paige JUST thought this up on her own) when that concept has been used by so many people for years and years including celebrities.

I'm not looking for them to be unique but I think they should understand if it's something THEY heard or saw on the internet, chances are good we have too.

Is this why so many people accuse Hannah of stealing material?

I've had the same endo for a few years. She's alright, nothing special, doesn't look at any symptoms too carefully, gives all the basic advice, but makes dumb comments at times.

Prior to her when I researched and asked about endos in the area, I kept seeing the name of one doctor who everyone raved about. Problem was at the time, she was more than a year out for appointments so I didn't make one.

After a couple of years with the current one, I decided to make one with the other doctor. The wait was about a year long.

Then I started a glp1 and saw my current endo who passed me off to her NP who turned out to be everything I want and need in a physician. I almost cried at the appointment. I definitely want to continue to see her.

Now the appointment with the supposed great endo is coming up in about a month. I hate to take it away from someone else but I am not sure I need to see her anymore. The only thing running through my head is if something happens with my current one and then having to wait a long time to see this one.

Should I go and get established and just see what she's like? I have NO idea why this is a problem for me?!

Last week, I woke up as usual, had coffee, walked the dogs and got ready for work. My car had other plans so I ended up having to get a repair done. First they had to do the diagnosis and I planned to wait around for that part. That took about 30 minutes. Then they said it would only take a few hours to fix so I decided to hang out and work on email.

Old me would have been worried about what I was going to snack on and what I was going to have for lunch. Old me would have located a restaurant within walking distance. Old me would have put a granola bar in my purse. Old me would have seen the free snacks and drinks and thought what the heck may as well have a few.

New me worked on email and scrolled the internet. New me had a free cup of coffee. New me was shocked when the car was ready and four hours had passed and lunch had come and gone. Old me would have had her brain screaming at her to stop and pick up something quick for lunch. Old me would have been shaky and starving.

New me went home and ate lunch and went to work.

Am I "normal" now? (answer is no but I do wonder if this is how other people get through life).