Dear Annabell,
Being human and being alive is hard. Some times and some things are harder for some people. You are doing a good job dealing with now. You are working really hard. Dark clouds may say otherwise. You may say otherwise. But I can see the progress, I can see all the things you do and try and think and push every second of every day. I know how hard you are fighting, and even if you're going nowhere or fighting in the wrong direction, you deserve a lot of credit for your effort and your experience. You are a deeply wonderful human and I am proud of your humanity.
Love,
Annabell who needs to believe what she writes
Showing posts with label open letter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label open letter. Show all posts
Monday, March 15, 2010
Saturday, January 30, 2010
In a perfect world...
Dear doctors,
When Walgreens calls you to refill a prescription, call them back. Due to insurance, I can only refill my prescriptions a week in advance. That should be plenty of time to authorize additional refills. It's a huge part of what you do.
Dear Walgreens,
If the doctor doesn't call back, please try calling again. Please. I am at home not knowing if or how much you have hounded them. I don't know if they've already called it back in and you just haven't completed the prescription. You claim to do all of this so I don't have to. Great. Then please do.
There is a reason I am on so many medications, and when that reason coincides with those medications not getting refilled, it sucks a lot. I'm having enough trouble walking the dog and feeding myself at semi-regular intervals. It would be great if I didn't need to chase down doctors on the weekend when I've run out of my emergency supply because only one of my five refills are ready for pick-up and I submitted it all on Monday.
In large amounts of pain and this is not helping,
Annabell
When Walgreens calls you to refill a prescription, call them back. Due to insurance, I can only refill my prescriptions a week in advance. That should be plenty of time to authorize additional refills. It's a huge part of what you do.
Dear Walgreens,
If the doctor doesn't call back, please try calling again. Please. I am at home not knowing if or how much you have hounded them. I don't know if they've already called it back in and you just haven't completed the prescription. You claim to do all of this so I don't have to. Great. Then please do.
There is a reason I am on so many medications, and when that reason coincides with those medications not getting refilled, it sucks a lot. I'm having enough trouble walking the dog and feeding myself at semi-regular intervals. It would be great if I didn't need to chase down doctors on the weekend when I've run out of my emergency supply because only one of my five refills are ready for pick-up and I submitted it all on Monday.
In large amounts of pain and this is not helping,
Annabell
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migraines,
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Sunday, December 13, 2009
Dear Possible Boy,
Can we both shed our need to pair rejection with love?
Thanks,
Annabell
Can we both shed our need to pair rejection with love?
Thanks,
Annabell
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open letter
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Open Letter
Dear Two Guys Installing My Elfa Shelves,
Please do it right. And carefully. Be anal about it. Not like my bathroom sink which is flush to the wall on one side and half an inch away on the other so that the whole unit is at an angle, made obvious by the way it sits askew to the tiles on the floor. Not like my dining room ceiling, which is incredibly streaky because the paint goes on streaky but perhaps you could have said or done something before you were completely finished?
Is there a reason you don't have and/or don't bring tools? Just wondering. Because last time you had to go out and get a level (perhaps a carpenter square would have served you well, too), and today you had to buy the correct drill bits before you could do anything. And then borrowed my pliers. And my scissors, step stool, paper towels, vacuum, hammer...sorry I didn't have a rubber mallet. Maybe I'll get one for next time.
I'm very glad you're nice. I'm nice, too. Until you fuck up my house. Don't fuck up my house.
Love,
Annabell
Please do it right. And carefully. Be anal about it. Not like my bathroom sink which is flush to the wall on one side and half an inch away on the other so that the whole unit is at an angle, made obvious by the way it sits askew to the tiles on the floor. Not like my dining room ceiling, which is incredibly streaky because the paint goes on streaky but perhaps you could have said or done something before you were completely finished?
Is there a reason you don't have and/or don't bring tools? Just wondering. Because last time you had to go out and get a level (perhaps a carpenter square would have served you well, too), and today you had to buy the correct drill bits before you could do anything. And then borrowed my pliers. And my scissors, step stool, paper towels, vacuum, hammer...sorry I didn't have a rubber mallet. Maybe I'll get one for next time.
I'm very glad you're nice. I'm nice, too. Until you fuck up my house. Don't fuck up my house.
Love,
Annabell
Labels:
condo,
construction,
open letter,
perfectionism
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