I finally saw my doctor on Friday afternoon and I’ve been going back and forth (in my head) with the treatment options I left the office with. She confirmed what I suspected about my sinuses, inflamed, infected, etc. She said my inner ear has fluid in it and my glands are slightly swollen. On top of that, I gained 12 lbs over the course of the week when I ran out of my prescription diuretic. I tried the theory of drinking more water to reduce water retention, but it totally backfired and I ended up worse than before. She advised me NOT to drink excessively because my kidneys, for whatever reason, are not processing it normally even though my kidney function is normal according to blood tests and a sonogram, and my heart—thankfully—is also normal according to three EKGs and an echocardiogram. She was shocked by the high dose of diuretics prescribed by my other doctor and did not feel comfortable duplicating it. She acted as if the dosage is potentially lethal, and I suppose it could be if my electrolytes become unbalanced like they did last year in Washington DC. But those were extreme circumstances that I don’t do on a daily basis and know how to prevent in the future.
So: She suggested I take Claritin because she suspects my allergies are triggering the recurring sinus infections, but she also prescribed an antibiotic. Yeah, I’m not happy about that for a few reasons, but I filled the prescription anyway, which was completely free at the Shop Rite pharmacy! Why is that?! My symptoms have improved greatly with my home remedies, but I’ve had lingering congestion, post nasal drip, phlegm, cough, etc. She gave me a two-week antibiotic, but I haven’t taken it yet. I am probably overly paranoid about antibiotics, but they freak me out, to put it bluntly. I started taking Claritin the same day I saw her and it’s actually helped me a lot! My congestion is almost gone except when I’m outside and I have felt better when I wake up. But as soon as it (and my neti pot) wears off, the symptoms come back, so it’s probably not going to completely go away unless I bite the bullet and take the antibiotic RX. Gah!
On the water retention front, she convinced me to try a different type of RX (aldactone) that she feels more comfortable writing a high dose RX for. Downsides: SCARY SIDE EFFECTS! Hormonal changes: chance of irregular periods, deepening of the voice, enlarged breasts in MEN and women—just to name a few. Oh, and I have to watch my potassium intake. e.g., no salt substitutes or too many high potassium foods, or I could pretty much die. Wonderful. How is this different than potentially unbalanced electrolytes from the other RX? This is driving me insane. I’m doing everything that I don’t want to do. I don’t want to take more and more pills that have side effects that are worse than the underlying condition! I don’t even want to take this over-the-counter Claritin!! I didn’t read about the side effects of aldactone until after I filled the prescription. I don’t think I would have filled it if I read all of that first. In my unprofessional, unqualified, biased opinion, I think my previous prescription was a little less risky even being potentially fatal. I find balancing electrolytes to be a much easier opposition than hormonal manipulation that I may or may not need. Aldactone is used to treat people that have hyperaldesteronism (overproduction of aldesterone), which I have never been diagnosed with. I don’t know, I just don’t feel comfortable with it even though I started taking it after I got it filled. It’s not even helping. Not like my other prescription that had immediate and noticeable effects. I’m paranoid about turning into an unnaturally big-boobied freakazoid with a Barry White voice that can’t eat bananas or orange juice without worrying about death. Life… sigh. I am going to call her on Monday and express my concerns and let her know that it hasn’t helped my puffiness yet. She said to let her know if it’s not working out. I don’t know if I want to give it much time to take effect. I feel comfortable with what was working and not experimenting with drugs that may turn me into a Patty or Selma.
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Dilemmas galore.
The aldactone definitely has to go; the antibiotics I’m still mulling over, but the Claritin I’ll keep for awhile, I guess. Claritin is one of those OTC drugs that there is no end to. You can take it indefinitely and never cure anything. Ugh.
We hosted another yard sale yesterday.
Worst one yet! This weekend our subdivision is having a community yard sale where they give out maps to houses that are participating. I think ~30 houses are involved. Well, I don’t know if it was the heavy competition or what, but we only made $24 bucks! hahaha Not even worth putting anything out for! Worst part: We had at least 60-70 people come by. That’s a terrible conversion ratio. Most people seemed to like our stuff, but apparently our prices are “ridiculous” according to one opinionated lady. Odd, we haven’t changed our prices and have had a lot of success in the previous weeks. I said from day one, we’re not selling junk. No useless knickknacks or a jack in-the-box that doesn’t pop out when you crank the handle. We’re selling things we bought and liked at some point, but no longer want. A lot of our items are still new in the box or hardly used. Like my Egg Genie, I used it twice, I’m selling it for $5 bucks, lol. Or a pair of Skechers that I paid $50+, wore once for all of 5 hours (too narrow for my feet), and asking $20 for. A lady, whom was interested in them, suggested they should only be $3. Not kidding. She obviously hasn’t shopped since 1957. This crowd seemed to be looking for ULTRA cheap (.50 cents) stuff and wanted to offer us 75% less than what we were asking. No thanks. I’d rather keep the stuff like a hoarder than give it away to people that think they are auditioning for Pawn Stars. We don’t need the money, we just want to reduce our household inventory and play shop keeper while the weather is nice, lol. I do list some things on Craig’s List and eBay when I have a chance (and interest), but yard sales have been a weekend project that I get a kick out of. A change of pace from being cooped up in the house. Believe me, when you work from home 365 days a year, sitting in the garage and getting fresh air and sunshine while you’re working on your laptop is a nice change of environment, haha. We’re doing it again today, but I am really reluctant to. I don’t like rude, cheap people that make it known in the most obnoxious ways. I guess I’m surprised because the first few times we had a lot of buyers that were mostly pleasant, and quirky at worst. This time around quirky would have been an improvement. I swear, some people have no conception of money and value. Just because something is used and being sold at a yard sale doesn’t automatically mean it’s super cheap. Ah well, maybe we should start a lemonade stand.
I am fuh-reeeeeeeeeeeeezing! It’s only 56 degrees F outside right now. Trying not to complain, though. With no central air, I keep reminding myself how lucky we are. Although, it’s supposed to be 90 degrees F on Tuesday, so yeah, I’ll take freezing over hot and humid any day.
After a weekend of feeling generally yucky and dealing with retail visitors, at least I ate some tasty foods, like this glorious fruit and salmon salad:
Bed of mixed leafy greens, 1oz Shop Rite no salt added Swiss cheese (so good!), grilled salmon, a white nectarine, and fresh blackberries with balsamic vinegar and extra virgin olive.
Unsweetened iced tea on the side. I like unsweetened more and more every time I have it. Very refreshing and less work to make.
I love blackberries. The sweet and slightly bitter flavor, the way the little beads pop in your mouth, BUT I can’t stand the seeds inside. They’re so big and woodsy. I wish they came in a seedless variety, they’d definitely be one of my favorite fruits.
So delicious! Very fresh and filling. I grilled the salmon earlier, then ate it chilled atop the salad. Sweet and savory is always a winner in my book. I really liked the grilled, mildly charred flavor mixed with the sweet fruits. Yum!
I’ve been up since 1:00am even though I went to sleep at 9:00pm. I couldn’t sleep any longer, so I decided to stay up. Oversleeping makes me feel worse than under-sleeping, so hopefully I’ll sleep well tonight. My throat hurts right now, I think irritated from the cold air. I think I might take a little nap before we start the yard sale. Not looking forward to this. Wish me luck! hehe
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I am so sorry for your troubles. My mom is a nurse and she always says that if one person in the world reported a side effect they have to report that it could happen. So don’t assume it will happen to you if you take the meds. Feel better soon.
Just want to second what the above commenter said, this is a actually exactly what I was told when I asked about this specific side effect with aldactone/spironolactone. This medicine is an anti-androgen, albeit a weak one, so you do not need to worry about it making you sound like a man. In fact, women use it to diminish the effects of testosterone, such as acne, excess hair growth and the like, although it rarely even works for those purposes, as its hormonal effects are very weak.
It’s not that people are cheap when they go to rummage sales. Everybody is looking for bargains. Most people look for $.50 and $1.00 items. You have to remember, these customers are not shopping in a retail store, they are shopping at a rummage sale and they expect to get a good deal at a cheap price! I know it’s hard to understand when you paid so much money for the item that is hardly used, but if your prices are too high, people will turn right back around and move on to the next sale. Just remember one rule of thumb when hosting a rummage sale: If you don’t want to haul it back in the garage, make sure the prices are cheap, or you are willing to take offers. Most, if not all people, do not expect to pay the price you have on the item, they will always make you an offer first!
We’re aware of that. Garage / Yard sales are known for quirky things like broken toasters, 1970′s style pant suspenders, empty pens, ect.
But when you go to a garage sale and see nice stuff, it should be obvious that its not going to be dollar store prices. It’s also rude to complain about a $60.00 pair of shoes that got more action in the shoe store, not going for $3.00 (People buy shoes and other clothes, wear them once, and return them all the time). You don’t talk to the people selling the stuff as if they are price gouging.
We could just as easily sell the stuff on craigslist and ebay and get our asking prices, its just convenient to try to sell it at a yard sale too. No reason for someone to get nasty with us for doing things a little different.
I have to agree with Pro1166, calling people at a yard sale cheap, well that is the point right? Nobody is willing to overpay for used stuff without any guarantee no matter how ‘nice’ it is. Generally prices are 10%-20% of retail depending on the item. Used is used. If you need the money just private sell it, otherwise you may have many more yard sales. That being said, it is rude to complain about prices when it is easier/more polite to just leave. Good luck with your move.
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July 13, 2011 at 4:02 AM
I think you might be missing the point: In our previous yard sales we had success with the exact same prices, we didn’t change a thing. And of course we are not expecting to get “new” retail prices for items, we have everything priced 50-80% LESS than what we originally paid. But wanting us to lower our price by another 50-75% is usually unreasonable. Of course we negotiate the asking price for almost everything, that’s not the issue, that is common for yard and moving sales, but just because something is used doesn’t mean it’s worthless. Pawn shops and thrift shops sell USED items for reasonable prices all the time, and thrift shops get most of their merchandise donated to them. Is there a huge difference? Where something is being sold does not necessarily change the value of it. If I were selling a car at a yard sale is it somehow worth only $3 and not $5,000 just because it’s in my yard?! That makes no sense to me. Yard sale doesn’t necessarily mean useless and cheap.
Besides, my complaint isn’t about people being cheap, it’s about them letting us know what their ideal price range is in the most obnoxious, rudest ways possible. I’m all for being frugal and bargain hunting, but I can’t imagine being rude to a seller just because something is not in my price range or I thought it was overpriced. Comments like: “Your prices are ridiculous.” or “You aren’t going to sell much with these prices.” or “These should be $3, not $20.” and so on. Like I said, we sold a lot of things at or close to the prices we were asking, so I found it odd and frustrating that we had a streak of obnoxious people that particular day when all other things are the same.
Used does not equal free or close to it. If a house is used, does that make it worth only 10-20% of the original selling price? Many people buy used homes without a guarantee, it doesn’t completely negate the value of it.
I do understand that a house or a car can retain more resale value than an Egg Genie. To my knowledge you were selling neither of these items. Pawn shops and thrift shops are retail businesses, not someone looking to unload their old stuff in the yard on a weekend. If you are having to justify your prices with a paragraph or two, it may be a sign that they are too high. Either way it is your stuff and you can ask whatever price you want, just don’t be suprised when people have their own opinions about it.
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July 13, 2011 at 3:40 PM
lol, people are entitled to their opinion, but there’s a such thing as discretion that the majority of people have no trouble practicing. I hardly think selling an egg poacher and similar items for $5 that are open to realistic negotiation is unreasonable, but I certainly don’t see a need to criticize someone for not wanting to pay it, just like I see no reason to criticize someone for what they are asking for an item. If you see this as a smart, effective business practice, I question your knowledge of business.
You keep missing the point about the rudeness, not what people want to pay for something. And our prices are perfectly acceptable as evidenced by the positive feedback we have had from previous buyers and the overall success in our previous yard sales only weeks apart.
I already stated that it was rude to complain regarding prices, much easier to move on, therefore I question your ability to read and comprehend. I can see now that this comments section is futile unless people agree completely with your opinion. Sad.
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July 13, 2011 at 4:50 PM
No, not at all. I just wanted to clarify that I wasn’t complaining about people being “cheap” as was suggested, just the rude manner in the way they expressed their thoughts as if to shame and bully us into lowering our price. I’m sure no one appreciates being made to feel bad for simply requesting what they believe is a reasonable exchange for their belongings. I think $4.99 a lb for yellow bell peppers is outrageous, but I wouldn’t chastise the seller at the farmer’s market for it.
I welcome all comments that aren’t merely personal attacks or disrespectful to my readers. Please continue to write your thoughts.
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July 11, 2011 at 12:08 AM
Omg Jenn..where do I even begin.
The garage sale. You have exhausted all the “buyers” in the area. Now you have lookie-lou’s and hagglers. lovely. I say wait another 6-12 weeks before you do another one so the buyers are in the mood again
The salmon w/ blackberries looks STELLAR. Wow. Amazing.
The health issues. Omg. I knew things were not good; I didnt realize they were that bad! I am sooooo sorry. I echo everything you said about the Aldactone. I’d rather the 1st diuretic than that one based on what you wrote. Antibiotics, necessary evil at this point. And yes, I truly GET the risks of those too but I think you should just take them…I know you are against them and so am i but I think they are lesser of evils. Sigh.
But all of this has a ROOT cause. Finding that out is obvi key as you know. I am so sorry for all of this!!!
Headed home on a 7am flight. Ready to be back home. And then moving in 36 hrs. Dear lord.
I’m so sorry to hear about your health troubles. It can be so hard when what you need to to to regain your health goes against your beliefs, believe me, I’ve been there. I really sympathize and I hope you start feeling better quickly.
On a happier note, your salmon looks incredibly delicious! I love the combination of flavors you’ve got going on there!
Jenn,
Unfortunately, people are rude and will let you know when your prices are too high. These are weekend “bargain hunters” looking for a great “bargain” and they will have no problem expressing their opinion about your prices. I have read all of your blog posts and can tell from the ones regarding Christmas or one of your birthdays, that you obviously have a lot of money. You and your husband both lavish each other with very expensive gifts. Not just one expensive gift; many, many, many expensive gifts. So for a person with your wealth, I can understand why you have such a hard time comprenhending when you have poor people show up at your house looking for cheap prices and expressing their opinion when they don’t see them. I’m surprised that nobody said that you were a “rich b#tch”, because I’m sure that’s what many of them were thinking. I understand that you have very valid points, but I just want you to look at it from another perspective. Most people don’t have the kind of money you do.
PS: I don’t want to get into a tit for tat like you did with HAR. You either understand the points that we are trying to make, or you don’t – simple as that!
I understand your point. You think we should just give things away and smile as we do it.
Just because I’ve been successful doesn’t mean I have forgotten how I got here. I didn’t grow up rich, my family was far from it. I still remember being homeless when I was little, staying at relatives houses until my parents got back on their feet. I didn’t grow up anything close to rich, we weren’t dirt poor either, at least not after a while. (And we were certainly never rich)
I don’t forget any of that and I never will, I’ll never forget how hard it was to start out on my own, and I’m very proud that I’ve succeeded despite where I had to start from. So don’t try telling me I live on a different planet than everyone else, just because I bust my ass and can afford nice things for my family.
Anyone in my position is going to know the value of a dollar, understand the hard work that goes into affording the nice things, and would never think about just giving something away for next to nothing, just because its a yard sale. If someone has a problem with that (the rude person was not poor btw, I guarantee they made more than my parents did when I was growing up), then they can keep it to themselves and just leave. There is never an excuse to be rude like that to anyone.
You act like your defending all poor people with your reply, but all your really doing is trying to justify why we deserve to be treated rudely, because you have issues with people who have a lot of money.
Sounds to me you have made up your mind that we’re just greedy rich people. Simple as that, and since I think we’re far from greedy, I must not understand you.
You should look into your hang ups on successful people and figure out why you have them, they may just be holding you back from your own full potential.
I along with HAR, are just trying to help you understand why people react the way they do at rummage sales. They are not shopping in a retail store. If you have higher-ticket items, I absolutely agree with you that you should have higher prices on them. However, it may be best suited to sell such items on ebay or craigslist. I have no problem with how much money you make. Just trying to make you realize that people going out rummaging, probably aren’t as fortunate as you. You have a great blog and I enjoy reading it, but I do feel that HAR has a point. If the comments back aren’t positive or agree with you, then you come back with some very nasty comments. To say that I’m not living up to my full potential is absolutely out of left field. Just because I tried to help you understand why people behave the way they do at rummage sales? Really????? That comment was really necessary????
How nasty were my comments, especially compared to your rich bitch comment? (Of course not, you were surprised *other* people didn’t think that!) You’re the one being hostile then crying victim as soon as we disagree with you. We have been more than polite in our responses to you.
1.) We’re not charging retail store prices, our pricing was between 20% and 30% of the retail value. Giving people a discount of 70-80%. I believe that is more than fair.
Not every yard sale has to be a rummage sale. I believe variety is a great thing especially in yard sales. If someone wants a rummage sale, go to a rummage sale. Don’t get angry at someone every time they sell something besides rummage.
2.) We have been selling plenty of our things with these yard sales. If we wanted to sell them all on eBay, it would have been much more expensive with shipping costs and the fees to list the items. Craigslist would work too, and if we are ever that motivated to sell our items, we will use craigslist. But for now, we will sell on the weekends at our yard sale because its more convenient than getting phone calls from random people around the clock.
3.) You are insinuating that most people coming to our garage sale are poor. We know people who are less fortunate than us will be coming, and we have sold a lot of stuff to people who may consider themselves poor. I wouldn’t call them poor because I gauge ones financial situation on how comfortable they are with their lifestyle. A buddhist who is happy with owning no possessions is richer than I am.
4.) Again, our comments were not “very nasty”. Someone was very rude to us, Jenn talked about it on her blog, and you put us on the defensive. You would not have done so if you didn’t think that we were the ones who had dished out some injustice. We did nothing wrong.
5.) The attitude you have shown towards us, the rich bitch comment, and basically painting us as greedy people, forces an assumption that the reason you are even posting on this is because there is some level of resentment toward successful people. This resentment could only happen if you felt as if we were in a position that you couldn’t see yourself in, that frustration with yourself is then projected towards us in a form of hostility.
My comment was actually trying to motivate you to see why you are resentful towards us, and help you realize that we are no different from you. There is nothing stopping you from achieving what we have.
By the way, I’m the person that suggested you try Mucinex to help you when you were sick. I remember reading one of your blogs stating that it helped you. I didn’t seem to get a rude comment back then! Just saying………
The rich.b comment was not geared toward Jen. I don’t think that about her at all. I knew that would be taken out of context and should have clarified it. I was trying to say I’m surprised nobody at your rummage sale thought that..seeing how rude their comments were. Sorry if I offended you, that was not my intention at all. It’s clear to me that we are on two different wave-lengths here. I apologize for ever making any comments on your blog as they were totally taken out of context and you clearly did not understand what I was trying to tell you. I was merely only trying to give you some insight on why those people made those rude comments to you. You clearly missed my point and again, I apologize for that. But I do feel that you indeed made some very rude comments to me in every reply that you have made. You did the exact thing that you complained of from people at your rummage sales. You made rude comments, actually insulting comments to me when you have no idea of my financial status and you just assume I must be poor because of the advise I was trying to give you. Again, the comments were only to make you understand your customers…that was it..nothing more. I realize that you will never understand what I was trying to help you with, so for that, I apologize for going out of my way to help you understand…clearly you never will! (Jenn’s husband, that is – as he seems to be the one making these rude, ridiculous comments back to me – not Jenn)!
PS: I have written a how-to guide on how to have rummage sales and how to wheel and deal at them. This have been very successful. If you would like a copy, please let me know and I will happily send you one.
I never assumed you were poor, and looking back at my comments, I cannot see how they were rude unless they were extremely misunderstood.
If you were trying to tell us that the reason someone would be rude to us and tell us our prices weren’t cheap enough because they thought our prices weren’t cheap enough. I fail to see how anyone would think that we did not indeed understand that. In that case, your comments were not only unnecessary from the beginning, but were also stating the obvious.
You say we’re wealthy, which again, insinuates that we would be wealthier than you, or at the very least, you believe us to be wealthier than you are. I was simply going by your attitude. The best way to sum up what I have been trying to say, that you thought was so rude is, there is no reason why you couldn’t succeed in the same way we have. If you are already there, great.
Let me clarify again, I never assumed you were poor. I never said you were either.
Furthermore, since your comments have swung this post to be “rich vs poor”, I should point out the first person to mention the word “poor” was you in these comments. The original blog post was referring to cheap people, and there is a big difference between “poor” and “cheap”. Cheap is having money to spend, but having high standards on the discount at which you would buy something, regardless of the quality. Cheap is *not wanting* to pay for something for the price it is actually worth.
Fact is, if someone came to our yard sale who *needed* the shoes but *could not* (notice the difference between could not, and wanted not) pay what we were asking, and we genuinely believed them, we would have just given them the shoes.
I apologize that you found my comments rude, but seriously, anytime someone comments on how we spend money in a negative way, I have to just assume that envy is somewhere behind the motivation for such a comment. My natural instinct is to inform them that my wealth does not come from material and paper, but from tenacity and self confidence. That is something that anyone can acquire for themselves, its simply a habit that needs to be formed.
I understand your frustration Dustin. Jenn always talking about it being that time of month and it lasting forever makes me understand where your frustration comes from. Talking about your cycle is very personal and shouldn’t be brought to the public’s attention – but she did, so I guess it’s okay to comment about, correct? Also, the fact that she is always trying to lose weight and eat healthy, but yet you two are always dining out at restaurants and eating high-fat, high-calorie food. Kind of a contradiction, wouldn’t you say?
What frustration?
On cycle talk: It’s her blog, she can talk about whatever she wants. I would not be surprised to find other female bloggers talking about the same thing. It’s not like its some big secret.
On the dining out: it’s not like we’re eating cheesecakes and deep fried bacon every day. The food Jenn orders is hardly always high fat, high calorie food, which leads me to believe that you probably don’t read this blog as regularly as you say you do, or you would notice that.
I think Jenn has had tremendous success with her approach towards weight loss. I don’t think it was ever her intention to be “perfect”. She’s real and honest, and makes no apologies for it.
In one breath you say you haven’t made any rude comments, but this is yet another personal attack you have made on Jenn. Looks to me like your the one who is frustrated, since you are now resorting to even nastier attacks.
The funny thing is, you will be pointing out how rude I am being in this reply. As if you are just trying again to help, and actually think that other people sympathize with you. Not that it matters, its the internet, you are anonymous. You don’t really care if people think you are right or wrong.
My last comments were absolutely meant to be rude. 100% rude. I’m glad you finally understood exactly what I was trying to be – rude. I thought I would give you a taste of your medicine. Now you potentially know what it feels like when somebody makes a rude – nasty comment (i.e. – Dustin to Pro1166). This tit for tat between us can be summed up pretty easily – LOST IN TRANSLATION
You are obviously a nerd in the true sense of the word. Steve Urkel has nothing on you. Next you will tell me how to build a rocket and how all the components work – lol.
I think the rummage saler who said you two looked like brother and sister hit the nail on the head. Too funny Dusty!!
I think you should start your own blog. Your fodder is much more enjoyable than your sister’s.
Anyone who had doubt before and thought you were actually trying to be helpful in your comments knows your intentions now. My comments didn’t come close to anything you said, and I stand by that my comments were not rude.
Taste of my own medicine? Sounds more like placebo effect to me. I wasn’t rude, so whatever you are “giving me” right now isn’t what I was giving you.
You are right, Steve Urkel has nothing on me. I am a real genius who could run circles around him. He does drive a cooler car though.
A post on rockets and their components is too lengthy for a blog comment, that will have to wait for another time.
On someone confusing us as brother and sister, I don’t think it was because we looked alike, it was because we just looked too young to be married.
Now that you’ve been reduced to making redneck jokes instead of intelligent conversation, this is getting boring. I mean, it was already easy pointing out the fallacies in everything you were dishing out before. But now its kind of like arguing with a toddler. (I apologize in advance if I offend any toddlers reading this).
I feel sorry for you Jenn. I once thought that you had a very sweet husband, but it turns out that unless you are agreeing with him, then he shows his true colors. He is a very rude person and I am sorry that he has ruined your blog with his negative, rude comments.
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July 15, 2011 at 1:19 AM
There’s no need to pity me. I assure you that Dustin is a very rational person and far from the highly offensive, rude beast that you seem to believe he is. Nerd? Definitely. Rude? No. He doesn’t make a habit of engaging in pettiness.
Actually, after reading this, I think Jenn’s hubby is pretty awesome! I think it’s rather sweet how he stood up for her through your pointless attacks, and they both have articulated themselves cordially, very eloquently, and very intelligently.
On the other hand, Pro1166…you creep me out a bit. o.O Just sayin’.
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July 15, 2011 at 5:19 AM
Thanks for the compliments, Kaz!
I appreciate the positive feedback.
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