I'm still adding a subject a week.
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conulyLast week we added history, and despite all the appointments that went well. This week I'm thinking science. Then I'll have all the biggies out of the way.
Also, I think I finally found an optometrist that I like. I really liked the optometrist we had as a kid, but he moved offices after 9/11 and I don't know where. The optometrist at the doctor's office is only there two days out of the week, and it's impossible to get them on the phone. The only a block away from me, we went there last year and I wasn't terribly impressed.
But this one is close by (well, I don't have to take any buses or trains, just the boat), there's a nice playground nearby, the optometrist clearly knows her stuff, and those are the three qualities I need. (I'd sacrifice the first two for the last, of course, but it's nice when you don't have to.)
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Also, I think I finally found an optometrist that I like. I really liked the optometrist we had as a kid, but he moved offices after 9/11 and I don't know where. The optometrist at the doctor's office is only there two days out of the week, and it's impossible to get them on the phone. The only a block away from me, we went there last year and I wasn't terribly impressed.
But this one is close by (well, I don't have to take any buses or trains, just the boat), there's a nice playground nearby, the optometrist clearly knows her stuff, and those are the three qualities I need. (I'd sacrifice the first two for the last, of course, but it's nice when you don't have to.)
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Why Don’t We Have Pay Toilets in America?
Joint Over- and Underdiagnosis
Azerbaijan Is Arming Up Amid Territorial Dispute With Armenia
Fracking Advocates Allegedly Get Homeless People To Pose As Shale Supporters
Senators cave to industry, abandon unbundling of broadcast TV channels
Primal pull of a baby crying reaches across species
The Dancing Traffic Light
What it takes to live in poverty
Despite all evidence to the contrary, blaming black culture for racial inequality remains politically dominant.
Millennials Love Transit Most, Boomers Still Stuck on Cars
The anatomy of ISIS: How the 'Islamic State' is run, from oil to beheadings
Militant Gains Illustrate Plight of Syrian Kurds
49 Hostages Held by ISIS Freed
British journalist, now ISIS hostage, sends message from terror group
Tainted Measles Vaccine Eyed in Deaths of 15 Children in Syria
Ukraine leader gets support in U.S., but not lethal aid
WHO: 700 new Ebola cases emerge in one week
Eight bodies found after attack on Guinea Ebola education team
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