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[eliade]

Toni is definitely talking--not on the phone to someone else, but not to herself either. I only wish I knew what the other end was saying back.

Toni: "They're trying to set me on fire but I don't feel pain."

Unknown: "..."

Toni: "No--no, it's not sexual."

Unknown: "..."

Toni: "We're all going to die for this." (followed by great hilarity)
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[dancetomato]

I'm so glad you found out about the DSHS. I don't know if writing in your LJ is causing your mood to be better, or if you are writing in your LJ because your mood is better. Either way, I'm very grateful you're staying in touch with us. *hugs*

[kassrachel]

Yay for some health coverage! Every little bit helps.

The generosity of fandom so often blows me away -- whether it manifests in the stories and vids we so generously share with one another (I have derived honestly limitless hours of joy from your writing) or in the imaginary dollars which somehow become real in our Paypal accounts.

And hee, I hear you on the lemon cleanser and paper towels! What a comfort those must be.

[trepkos]

Beryl sounds like me, tidying my desk ...

[mecurtin]

I've been ringleading efforts to help thdancingferret, who also is struggling with more than a person can reasonably bear. The outpouring has been *amazing* -- we raised enough $$ to buy her a new mattress literally overnight.

I told her that I think part of it is that the world at large is full of *so much* desperate need right now, that a lot of people WANT to help someone, anyone, as long as they KNOW they're helping. Giving to e.g. Japan seems so feeble compared to what is needed.

But giving to individual people, people we know, who really truly need it -- THAT is something we can do. So, "why you?" -- because you need it, and because we need to actually *help* someone.

I hope that, in due course, you can get together enough to see some local fan face-to-face, to know more directly how we care. Meanwhile, Better Living Through Chemistry has been my watchword for years.

[tabaqui]

Heeeee! At least the conversation brought about hilarity rather than hysteria.

Personally, having your stuff in zippered plastic bags sounds like damn smart thinking rather than OCD. I'm twitchy about things like that, too, and in a public space like that...wow, i'd be a bit freaked out 24/7.
*bedbugs. gaaaah*

Take my icon as a statement about sides. :)

[eac]

I agree about the zippered bags sounding smart.