it's that time again....
and because we're all such great believers in equal opportunity (evil laugh here)
being unaccustomed to public speaking,
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I shall keep this short and sweet. Thank you! Thank You! Thank You! I am truly surprised to have received this: Laughing Horse Award from Yorkshire Pudding , also known as YP, for being the Australian Blogger of the Year. Click the link to read the nice things he said.
I hope it went well.
ReplyDeleteI am also not a fan.
And do mind the ritual squashing. It hurts.
Elephant's Child; well enough, although the positions they put you in to get as much breast as possible on the plate, are very awkward when one shoulder is inflamed and the back doesn't want to bend. The results won't be known for a couple of weeks, but I'm not expecting bad news. Off to the doctor tomorrow about the cough I've had since Easter.
DeleteDoes ANYONE like that test?
ReplyDeleteKathy G; I think a contortionist might enjoy being bent in several directions at once. maybe not the squishing part though.
DeletePhew - thank God I don't have to have such a test!
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PlasMan; I'm very happy for you on that count, but if you ever need a prostate exam, I'll send you an "awww"
DeleteHands over ears "La la la la la la la la la "
ReplyDeleteHope the test was a waste of time except for relief in knowing you are OK.
joeh; not a waste of time really, as these tests are essential for early detection, but I'm not expecting any bad news.
DeleteIt's not fun, but i'm glad you did it and hope only good news.
ReplyDeletemessymimi; I been having these on a regular basis, so I'm used to it, and I'm not expecting bad news when the results are posted out.
DeleteGood cartoons! I hope joeh wasn't too traumatized...
ReplyDeleteVal; I just had to find a male equivalent cartoon, because I like to share, even pain and discomfort.
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