BRAINCHEESE: Why?...

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Why?...

Today was one of those days that I wished I would not have left the safety of the bunker I call my bed...but I did. I reported for work this morning, in pain, which only intensified throughout the day. I grimaced a lot...no one, but me seemed to mind...or perhaps they couldn't tell the difference from my "normal" scowling face? I felt little comfort in my usual routine and I found myself questioning why I do the type of work I do? It can be so thankless and, on days like today, so seemingly purposeless.

I've decided in my NEXT career, I want to drive this:

That's right...The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile. Now there's a job with a purpose...and people are happy and thankful to see you because they KNOW they're gonna get a free wiener...

5 comments:

Webster said...: ...then everyone would fall in love with me-e-e-e." Oh yeah.

I'm sorry you're still hurting, and I'm sorry that it is hanging like a dark cloud over your life. MS Sucks.

Damn, that's one fucknoramous weiner! Just look at it! You can't help but smile.; 1:42 AM
Unknown said...: I've been offered plenty of free weiners in my life. I politely decline.

S.; 2:23 AM
Blindbeard said...: Love the car but I DO NOT want any wieners free or otherwise. I also love Red Lobster's Lobster Mobile. I drive a boring car and envy those with such stylish cars.; 3:43 AM
Julie M. Baker said...: I actually saw the wienermobile live once, driving down the city streets, when I first moved to Boston. It was a running joke in my marriage since I screamed, "Look at the weiner! Look at the weiner." In my divorce, I got custody of the wienermobile Christmas ornament that the kids love. You press a button and it plays the Oscar Mayer Weiner jingle.
I would love that job, too.
Julie; 6:56 AM
Herrad said...: Hi,

Blimey think would try escaping if I saw this car coming down the road.

Hope you are doing well and having a great weekend.

Love,

Herrad; 9:12 AM

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I have taken Copaxone, Avonex, IVIg, Tysabri, and 5 doses of Novantrone in 2007. I also participated in a Rituxan Study in 2005-2006. In the fall of 2007, while still on Novantrone, I began having "break through" symptoms, which became more and more frequent. In March 2008, I had an MRI that showed many enhancing lesions--Novantrone was no longer effective. Tysabri had been discontinued in November 2006, due to a questionable "anaphylactoid reaction". I received my first restart dose of Tysabri on April 8th, 2008, without experiencing ANY allergic response...I completed 9 doses of Tysabri in 2008, but continued to have some relapsing symptoms. I have, since December 2008, stopped all Disease Modifying medications and feel great...but don't tell my neurologist!