So, I'm thinking of having a pre-dialysis/dialysis warming party 
.
If you'd like to come (if I do end up arranging one) give me a shout and I'll let you know the details.
What a beautiful day!
Here's a photo of gorgeous Befani and I, and it's the only one in existence.
Off to a doctors appointment I completely forgot about in a few minutes, yay for secretaries with memories.
I changed my Rogers price plan this yesterday so it's cheaper when Stupid Head rings me..
Here's how it works..
# If you are in Vancouver and you make a call to a friend in Vancouver
from your Ottawa Pay As You Go phone, you would pay 39 /minute during
the weekday or 5 /minute during the evening/weekend (the local rate).
When you dial the Vancouver phone number, dial the local area code +
the 7-digit phone number.
# If you are in Vancouver and receive a call from your friend in
Vancouver, you would pay 39 / minute during the weekday or 5 /
minute during the evening/weekend (the local rate). However, your
friend in Vancouver would pay long distance rates because they are
dialing an Ottawa phone number.
# If you are in Vancouver and make a call back home to Ottawa, you
would pay 64/minute during the weekday or 30 /minute during the
evening/weekend (the Canadian long distance rate). Because you are
outside your home calling area of Ottawa, you will also need to dial
long distance to Ottawa (“1″ + area code + number).
# If you are in Vancouver and you receive an incoming call from your
mother's land line phone in Ottawa, you would pay 39 /minute during
the weekday or only 5 /minute during the evening/weekend (the local
rate). And your mother, who dialed a local Ottawa phone number, would
not have to pay any long distance.
# If you are in Vancouver and you receive an incoming call from your
sister's Pay As You Go Ottawa phone, you would not pay anything. You
do not pay for incoming local or long distance calls from another Pay
As You Go phone. However your sister would pay 39 /minute during the
weekday or 5/minute during the evening/weekend for a local call -
after all, she's dialing a local Ottawa phone number.
If you have any bandwidth to spare this week, use it to download this (before you go right-clicking with gay abandon, it's a 820 Mb RAR file).
You can read about the series here and it's smashing! I can't believe I haven't heard of it before. Thanks for the tip Bethany.
Here's two YouTube videos so you know what you're missing (More can be found here).
This morning I had a rather stranger encounter with a very lovely (but quite clearly bonkers) person, we exchanged numbers, took photos and went on our merry ways.
Just plain weird!! – If you're going to pretend to be me (why, why, why?) at least go to the trouble of spelling my name correctly/looking like me/not living in Mexico (no offence to Mexico, it's just I don't live there, yep).
Oh, and you don't have to thank me for Queen Victoria. It was the least I could do.
Besides, 1818 was a quiet year and I was at a loose end.
(Nothing new here – I forgot to uncheck 'Take me to front page' box when I was uploading some temporary images, oops)