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and not to go to the hospital for everything. This is a hospital kind of situation. A minor sinus infection is not.
Ive only gone for the migraines within the past year, WHEN I can't get them under control after exhausting all resources.
And you really think so? I was just gonna immobilize it with an ace bandage and call it a day.
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Right. Plus, a broken bone is nothing to be messed with. If it is broken and not properly treated, the bone(s) can heal incorrectly and really screw up your hand. Especially if you still want to be a cop sometime you need to get it checked out.
The cat sitting thing is tough. I have a uch easier time asking people to watch my dog than my cats. The feeding isn't bad. The litter box is what makes me hesitate. I hate to ask someone to deal with that mess.
I'm going to ask a neighbor to feed her. We'll only be gone for 5 days. I just can't believe I didn't think about it. October snuck up on me. Snuck isn't a word?
I'm not officially sure. One my English teachers would almost turn red with anger if anyone said "snuck." I say sneaked now.
Snuck is okay here in Aus too - though our past tenses for a number of words are different from yours. For example, when we have finished diving, we dived (not dove) and if we were dragging something yesterday, we dragged it (not drug it). There are a few others, but I can't think of them right now.
The Oxford New American Dictionary needs to tell spell check that it is a word, then.
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