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J: You might as well call me Jack. Everyone else does. P: Very well, Jack. And you may call me Phryne. Although hardly anyone else does.

Seattle Children’s Hospital has contacted me about a possible living kidney donor, which is incredible delightful news. However, just in case that doesn’t work out, here again is the information for possible kidney donors: Donors need to between 21-45, in reasonably good health, and O+ blood type. If this is something you’re interested, please contact the University of Washington’s living donor program at 206-598-3627, and mention you’re interested in donating to Dessie McAdams. I am not sure what constitutes “reasonably good health” in this case, though I think most people with chronic illnesses don’t qualify and anyone immmuno-compromised. Best to contact UW and ask. We return in March for the yearly checkup/check in needed to keep Dessie on the transplant list. Sorry to keep inflicting variations of this post on you guys, but I’m determined to keep on until we’re fully funded, and in less dire circumstances.

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Ladies and gentlemen, fellow students, distinguished guests, and Dean Jones, the student who was supposed to speak today was brave enough not to give a speech she didn’t believe in. She had what one fine gentleman called “values.” I hope what I have to say will speak for her as well as for myself.

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On set for the Final Scene of the final episode of Lost

For what it’s worth, getting the shit kicked out of you? Not to say you get used to it, but you do kinda get used to it.

So how do we get in?

Happy birthday, Cassandra! (January 26th, 1999)

Arundhati Roy, from The God of Small Things