U2 is a huge band, Sunday Bloody Sunday is one of their biggest hits
I dont think you suck, I think its hard to see a loved one in pain. Cancer is hard to see even as a support person - I work in oncology, I have no judgements on family that dont visit. I get it.
Do you think you could call her or write her a letter? Im sure that would still be appreciated. Its your call if you want to go see her, I know its scary. I saw my step mom a handful of times while she was passing from ALS, it was hard and I dont regret. My siblings (her full kids no step kids) did not go see her for the same reasons you said. I cant say they did the wrong thing - for them their last memories with her are when she was still pretty healthy, happy, talking, fully with it. Mine with her a quieter and sadder but I still hold it close.
Somehow the doctors do stuff like respond to call bells or start IVs meanwhile at my job Im lucky to get an attending or hospitalist at 2 am to respond to a page before morning shift
Watched Tomorrow Never Dies again for the first time since I was a kid ages ago
- Michelle Yeoh is hot af
- Pierce Brosnan ain't bad either
- What if cables/satellite news was evil is a great plot lol, especially in the light of like Facebook and the internet fucking it up not much longer after that
It feels like a lot of hobbies have turned into who can buy the most expensive shit and the most amount. And there was always an element of this and an undercurrent but I swear most past times and hobbies even for casual people in it is just... buy a whole lotta stuff. Like books? You dont read em as a book hobby person, you buy a whole shitload of the most expensive books, limited edition reprint etc
I thought Brace Belden invented jestermaxxing
We can't all have torsades de point ekg
They were defeated by reddit atheism, after the "faces of atheism" post. Which way reddit
The Bard was one f the greatest storytellers and Baz Luhrmann got that adaptation very faithful
kitten on bed
cat on lap
soft little head
purr and nap


Immediate moratorium on white men having podcasts