cyooooooooooot!! i need to do my nails before Saturday and i'm kinda dreading the whole process even though i always love the end result. great job!
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join the growing Dorley Hall bookclub!
fuck that sounds so ass, i'm sorry about your dickhead in laws. honestly, everytime i have to drive back to my hometown i'm reminded of why i was so eager to leave in the first place
handbags are dope, i got a massive one with compartments so that i can carry whatever i need to. it also means i'm always carrying other random useful crap like tissues, hair ties, panadol, etc.
hope the weekend goes better for you
oh i loooove being able to wear my turtlenecks again, plus i've just inherited the most gorgeous peacoat from my partner. main issue right now is finding some warmth for my leggies
celebrating my tranniversary by buying some winter clothes after work because holy shit i'm so cold. can't believe estrogen is making me re-evaluate my favourite season smh
bit idea - write a handful of thoughtful farewell letters to some guy friends before i move interstate BUT add in a little estrogen patch for all of them just in case
this is very Australia specific, but the surgery that i contacted gave me a list of MBS item numbers which i used to find which categories i needed cover for (by checking this). the government has a tool for comparing policies here which i used as a shortlist for which companies to call. it's unfortunately a very tedious and draining process so best of luck. if you're outside of Aus i hope someone else can offer more information
edit: funnily, the procedure encompass both the "Gynaecology" and "Male reproductive system" surgical categories here. very gender
medical stuff
got referred to the cardiac ward at the hospital. the ECG nurse commented on my age falling quite significantly outside the normal demographic