Friday, May 26, 2006

(madison) the saying 'no news is good news' should not be taken as a universal truth

I arrived in Madison this evening. I know that there are blogs out there--blogs by respectable, upstanding people blogging under their real names--in which the authors have no qualms discussing their intestinal lives in great detail. This is not one of those blogs. So, anyway, nothing to report from my trip so far. I am looking forward to having a great visit here in Madison, assuming that WebMD is wrong and I do not actually have cholera.
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8 comments:

  1. dorotha5/26/06, 10:08 AM

    erg. if it makes you feel better. i seem to have major problems digesting lately. i am assuming it is a side effect of my medications.

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  2. Anonymous5/26/06, 11:33 AM

    I think I'm lost. I was looking for the blog of my dear friend, Jeremy. This can't be it. He would NEVER write a post like this.
    -TOK

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  3. Anonymous5/26/06, 11:50 AM

    Get better soon. Don't drink any Madison well water.

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  4. Anonymous5/26/06, 3:03 PM

    TOK: "Have you tried Hare Krishna?"

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  5. Ang5/26/06, 3:09 PM

    WebMD is evil. Eeeevillll.

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  6. nina5/28/06, 9:15 AM

    not to be inhospitable, but I guess I'm kind of glad I did not hand you the keys to the loft for your stay in Madison.

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  7. jeremy5/28/06, 9:31 AM

    Everyone always kicks the sick person when they are down.

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  8. nina5/28/06, 5:08 PM

    No no. It's just that I'm not there to clean up the mess...

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