#prettyxellos

Awww, Sam! Ouch! I’m sorry! Be sure to adhere to the don’t lay down rule! I fell asleep on the couch once while on such meds and burned my esophagus. Sounds like you deserve a treat. Get well soon!

HOLY SHIT IS THAT WHY. I thought maybe it had some kind of sedative effect. 

prettyxellos replied to your photo “They call me….Dickfinger. [Description: my right pinky finger, swathed...”

Are these also the no dairy for an hour before or two hours after? Sounds like the big guns

She said no milk, but I thought that was because it was iron-rich...

zoya141620 replied to your photo “They call me….Dickfinger. [Description: my right pinky finger, swathed...”

Get well soon. it's a bit of cognitive dissonance to think that you've been writing about Prowly and cat gourds while your finger is hurting more and more. Take your meds and pray to the healing gods

I mean, I’m often mildly wounded in ways I don’t bother to bring up until/unless they’re funny, like the Leprosy Of 2004 (it wasn’t leprosy but that’s what I called it). I’ve almost always got cuts or bruises or whatever, so I really didn’t think much of it until it just wouldn’t heal and I realized that while the pain was a normal level for a wound, the wound itself wasn’t normal -- so I said to myself, if this lasts another week or the pain gets worse, I’ll see a doctor, and sure enough the pain got worse. 

Right this minute I have the finger cot on my little finger but also two injuries superglued shut on my right index finger and left-hand middle finger.  (The doctor checked those too, they’re fine.)

liho907lilo replied to your photo “They call me….Dickfinger. [Description: my right pinky finger, swathed...”

Thank you for not going to a pharmacy and asking “does this look infected?” because we techs as well as the people in white coats will always, without fail, say “yep better get to a doc” Also, good luck on those meds! The water part is super important. Don’t...don’t skip that. Bad if you do.

Holy shit WHO DOES THAT. Like “Hey I know I’m not paying for this but could you just give me a professional opinion real quick in the middle of your working day?” WOW. 

radio-charlie replied to your photo “They call me….Dickfinger. [Description: my right pinky finger, swathed...”

jesus!!! so glad u caught that in time. prospect of bad-ass four finger yakuza hand still not worth it

I never realized how much I use my right pinky until I couldn’t. I use the right shift key exclusively, so I’m typing a lot slower since I have to remind myself to hit shift with my left pinky, and it misses part of the time. 

clockways replied to your photo “They call me….Dickfinger. [Description: my right pinky finger, swathed...”

SAM! Just- sam! How did you infect it that badly?? I ask as the queen of slicing up finger with art which is not exactly a clean environment. Feel better soon!!

Might have been the nozzle of the superglue tbh. I don’t know long that tube was in my craft drawer. 

the-geek-cornucopia replied to your photo “They call me….Dickfinger. [Description: my right pinky finger, swathed...”

Have the sisters seen it yet? Are trying to figure out why dad has this on his finger?

Not yet! I bought it on the way to work this morning after seeing the doctor. I will report in, for sure. 

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That looks awesome! I’m going to tell you a secret my mom told me about doing shadows on colored object, cause it changed my life! You can add the complimentary color to the shadow on the object and it will pop more. So like adding a little green in the shadow will make it pop! You are progressing so fast at this!!!

I read it for a long time, I’m not up to date but I like how complex it got, especially character relationships. But the format can also fight you reading it, which can be a fun challenge or a total drag depending on how you are feeling that day

Interesting I have dyslexia and was wondering how dysgraphia and dyslexia are deferenchiated. Looks like I stumped spell check hope it's understandable

ah differentiated, yes. so, Dyslexia and Dysgraphia are in the same family of learning disorders, but are not the same.  simply, -lexia is about problems with reading, and -graphia is about problems with writing. 

Dysgraphia is characterized by illegible handwriting, inconsistent spacing, poor spatial planning and spelling, difficulty writing, and/or thinking and writing at the same time.