I found this from Cassie at Pinterest .
You know you're British When
My mom and I went to the doctor yesterday mainly to refill our prescriptions and ask about the shingles vaccine. It turns out we have to order it from a drugstore for $190 and it has to be kept cold and administered within half an hour of picking it up. It's quite expensive, so I'm still thinking about it.
Then the doctor said we both hadn't had physicals in a year and a half, so we decided to just get that done while we were there. We will have to do fasting blood tests to check our cholesterol and other good stuff! The doctor himself was suffering from seasonal allergies.
L will be home from university for the summer in a few weeks. I think she'll be sad to leave her life (and friends) there, she already calls the place 'home'. But she will be busy with her summer job and the fall will come soon enough. Do you remember this stage of transitioning to adulthood? When the family home was no longer your centre? It's a bit sad for me, but it's life. Meanwhile K recently turned 17 and he's acting like he's 21 already. This is another difficult stage!
Well, have a nice day anyway!
You know you're British When
My mom and I went to the doctor yesterday mainly to refill our prescriptions and ask about the shingles vaccine. It turns out we have to order it from a drugstore for $190 and it has to be kept cold and administered within half an hour of picking it up. It's quite expensive, so I'm still thinking about it.
Then the doctor said we both hadn't had physicals in a year and a half, so we decided to just get that done while we were there. We will have to do fasting blood tests to check our cholesterol and other good stuff! The doctor himself was suffering from seasonal allergies.
L will be home from university for the summer in a few weeks. I think she'll be sad to leave her life (and friends) there, she already calls the place 'home'. But she will be busy with her summer job and the fall will come soon enough. Do you remember this stage of transitioning to adulthood? When the family home was no longer your centre? It's a bit sad for me, but it's life. Meanwhile K recently turned 17 and he's acting like he's 21 already. This is another difficult stage!
Well, have a nice day anyway!
