cornerofmadness

So I head to school and see that the lights are out at the marathon station and I wonder is the power out. I get to the coffee shop and yep it is. They call over to me that they can't help me because they can only do cold drinks right now and they know I don't do them.

I walk into the school and it smells like fire. Me, joined by my dean and a couple others try to find it. The chemical lock up is alarm blasting for help but it's not on fire at least. Never did find what burnt up in the power outage. Turns out there was a brush fire and they had to turn off the power because a line had come down.

My students were hoping we could go home. We can sit in the lobby with the atrium sun light and do blood pressures, pulses and work on case studies. You're MEAN Dr. Evans. Damn straight.

I ran down to Holzer to get my thyroid scan because 1 month later they still haven't sent it to my doc. It says I have most likely have a multinodular goiter. Say what? I google it because I figure there has to be other reasons other than iodine deficiency that causes this. Female hormones, hashimoto thyroiditis are the other two big culprits. I took the report to my doctor's office and said please call me if she needs me to come in. I need to call my endocrinologist and tell her to take a look too.

I think I'm going to have to start going to the coffee shop on monday (which I have less time) vs friday because that religious fitness group have started taking over the ENTIRE shop, literally commandeering every table. And they pray loudly and obnoxiously and cry a lot about god. No, seriously, crying. It takes all I have in me not to hold up a sign reading Matthew 6:5-6:6

Had to take more of the gabapentin. No pain relief. Dizzy though and nauseated. Which is okay because I can tell the neurologist that.

I forgot to work up my friday fandom stuff so I'll do it tomorrow because I need to go to bed early because I have to get up early to judge the state quarterly science fair. whee.