So. What happens when you clock yourself in the face (or, more specifically, the nose), with a 40 pound case of formula gift bags?
Well...you won't need botox for a while, and the underside of your upper lip will turn a nifty purple black color.
You get to take a nice, three hour vacation in ER land, with a nifty side-stop at the CATscan room.
Your nose will drool blood.
And smiling isn't the most pleasant sensation in the world, at least where the upper middle portion of your mouth is concerned.
Oh, and you can't go back to work until a regular doctor confirms that you haven't developed any unseen week spots that will turn into an anyurism when you lift something thanks to bloodpressure doing what it does when you lift heavy things.
Wheeeeeee!
Pic later. Maybe. ^^;
(I didn't break anything, BTW. So at least there's that. :) Smiling really does hurt right now, though).
Well...you won't need botox for a while, and the underside of your upper lip will turn a nifty purple black color.
You get to take a nice, three hour vacation in ER land, with a nifty side-stop at the CATscan room.
Your nose will drool blood.
And smiling isn't the most pleasant sensation in the world, at least where the upper middle portion of your mouth is concerned.
Oh, and you can't go back to work until a regular doctor confirms that you haven't developed any unseen week spots that will turn into an anyurism when you lift something thanks to bloodpressure doing what it does when you lift heavy things.
Wheeeeeee!
Pic later. Maybe. ^^;
(I didn't break anything, BTW. So at least there's that. :) Smiling really does hurt right now, though).
My Zune doesn't like kanji.
I don't like not knowing what the words mean.
So I just spent my evening with the Zune editor, a list of the 'english' letter version of japanese track titles, the original list of Kanji titles and three different kanji dictionaries spread out all over the floor so that not only does something besides squares show up on the Zune display for the soundtrack titles, but also so that I actually know what the titles say. In English as well as Japanese.
My head hurts.
...so does my left hip. XD
But at least it's done. For now. XD
I don't like not knowing what the words mean.
So I just spent my evening with the Zune editor, a list of the 'english' letter version of japanese track titles, the original list of Kanji titles and three different kanji dictionaries spread out all over the floor so that not only does something besides squares show up on the Zune display for the soundtrack titles, but also so that I actually know what the titles say. In English as well as Japanese.
My head hurts.
...so does my left hip. XD
But at least it's done. For now. XD