work things, health things

[seldear]

Look, all I want is a tool that can convert XSD to something that a human can read easily. You'd think it wouldn't be that damn difficult to find, but noooooo...

Pros of working with computers: not having to deal with people as much.

Cons of working with computers: they talk in a different language and trying to translate is AWFUL.

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I got an MRI yesterday; I probably should have waited for the neurologist appointment on Tuesday but... Man, that machine is noisy! Nothing like they show on TV. (Never trust TV.)

I was fine. I wouldn't have thought of coffins if my sister hadn't told me (thanks, B1), but I just closed my eyes and tried to think of the next plot point for my story. Inasmuch as I could given all the bumps, thumps, and blarts going on around me.

Incidentally, I did think of the next plot point. Except now I can't remember it. :(

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Oh, I *love* MRI's! But I've only had the shoulder and knee ones, so never been in the big donut.
I used to think they made cool space-type sounds.