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Entries this day: Check_Your_Head Check_the_journal Facebook_fotos Check Your Head 8:08am JST Wednesday 18 February 2009 (day 14210) At the hospital now, letting them check the staples on my head when they're good and ready (8:30). I dragged my warm self out of my warm bed to get here first, and it seems to have worked! Yayy!!! (In cases that I write "Yay!" (or its variants), I often want to write Yahoo!, but don't want to advertise the company unnecessarily). They've got an interesting registration system here, which I had never seen before. Basically I got an ID card when I registered with the hospital on Sunday night. This morning, I inserted it into one of three little card readers by the front entrance, and it registered me as having arrived (pull a number; take a seat), and had printed on it where in the hospital I need to take said seat! 8:30am JST Wednesday 18 February 2009 (day 14210) Bah. She was like, "[As it says on your slip,] you're the first to arrive, but the 予約人..(*)(**)" and I cut her off there, "I'll be fine." (*) 予約 has part of the same kanji as 予定, which basically means "plan." 人 is the kanji for person. Maybe it means pre-scheduled people. (**) It went basically like this: 「壱番なんですけど、予約人が、。。。」 「私は大丈ヴィ。」)) But there's no one else in this waiting area.... I wonder to whom she is referring. 9:01am JST Wednesday 18 February 2009 (day 14210) Man. I wish I could take.... nevermind. I just did take a picture of an old man whose name was called right at 9am. 9am arrived, the nurse opened the door (she had been talking to patients through the window, with the door closed next to her) and called the guy's name. He walked through the door and but his arm into the blood pressure machine and sat down with the old-mannest face I've seen in a long time. He wore a creased down frown permafrowned onto his face. The machine ran twice and he handed the two printouts to the nurse. In the amount of time I've been writing this, three more patients (+) 10:17am JST Wednesday 18 February 2009 (day 14210) (+) and that's when they called my name and I got my chance to rock in there and get my blood pressure taken twice and tell the doctor no I don't hurt, and no I didn't get whiplash, and no I don't want to come back Saturday cause I can hopefully get someone else to take the staples out, grrrr. Left, paid for the shiz. $560, on top of the $100 I had paid to see the doctor at night. The breakdown for my 9pm visit went like this: Dr chg: 10,460 yen Operation: 17,040 yen CT scan 32,380 yen Breakdown for today: Dr chg: 1,400 yen Today's fee is reasonable. Not so sure about the others, and I'm a bit grouchy about the CT scan. I didn't want to get one. I knew my head was fine fine fine fine fine fine fine. Just spent a month's rent for these three staples. I wonder if I need to get a job soon. gah. permalinkCheck the journal 8:16am JST Wednesday 18 February 2009 (day 14210) Okay, now I'm going to go backwards and fill in some blank spots in my journal. I have definitely been focusing a lot of my internet creativity with images uploaded to Facebook and Live From You, even though the latter isn't quite as robust (nor time-honored) as Facebook. It's funny how fast things can be time-honored when it comes to the internizzle. permalinkFacebook fotos Here is a link to a photo of Abbey and Sean on Facebook, but one must be logged in to view its contents. BUT, if I just use the photo's actual URL: Those can be seen without being logged in to Facebook. hmmmmmm. permalinkprev day next day |