Michael just found out this morning that a friend of his, a girl who had a baby last year with another friend, died this morning. Supposedly she had developed some strange infection as a result of the pregnancy, but I don't know if all the details are accurate. Seems strange that a pregnancy complication would wait a year to manifest its effects. Michael is pretty strongly affected by the news.
JCS was pretty good. Eddie Hartman did a good job with the part Michael would have had. It seemed as though he must have had a while to prepare so I suspect Michael may have known he was likely to be out of the play sooner than he said anything. It was a little hard to watch the show knowing how well Michael would have done with the part. BTW, Fuller was amazing as usual.
What's wrong with the Yourmometer website? Safari says it can no longer access the server, and Google has a warning that This Site May Harm Your Computer.
Google no longer has the message (same one I had received), but Safari still can't find the server. Guess I'll have to break down and use Firefox.
I don't know if the story about cause of death of the girl had been filtered through "official Pacelli sources" given that she died on a weekend and the info was passed student to student. Haven't heard anything further.
Food:
8:30 am 1 c Quaker Oat squares, 1/2 c light vanilla soy milk, 1/2 grapefruit, cherry juice from concentrate, coffee
1:15 pm 2 slices 45-cal multigrain bread, 1 tbl PB, 1 tbl raspberry jam, chocolate soy shake, extra small banana
6:30 pm 3.55 oz ham, rum raisin sauce, 1/2 c garlic mashed potatoes, 1/2 c carrots, 12 oz light vanilla soy milk
8:30 pm 4 oz red wine, 5 crackers, 1 tbl shrimp dip, 1 tbl spinach dip, sm piece peppermint bark
9:45 pm 1 malted milk ball
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Try again? It's working fine for me, and one of my tech support friends said Google was having technical issues this morning.
Case in point, someone took this screenshot, but it's no longer doing that.
Weird. Try clearing your cache?
Also, the situation with Mike's friend sounds very suspiciously like an unrelated disease that Pacelli's spinning to inform the students that HAVING SEX CAN KILL YOU. Of course they made me ridiculously cynical over the years I was there, so it might be exactly the case, but... like you said, complications a year later? Really?
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