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cleolindaI just really enjoyed this story:
"Sarcastic and entertaining her doctors." I so want to send this girl flowers. And this is on top of the part about how she was in the ditch for eight days and wasn't found until after she was given up for dead and one of the volunteer searchers had a psychic dream and went back into this random stretch of woods with her daughter looking for her, which you wouldn't even believe if this were fiction, but it is real life, which makes it incredibly awesome.
Completely off that topic: USAToday raves about tonight's episode of Lost, saying that flashbacks (no!) "unveil a string of increasingly surprising secrets. The final twist is a shock, but it's not a cheat. The clues are all there, if you look for them. This is simply a great hour of TV, and one that gives you every reason to expect more great hours ahead." Be there or be square, y'all.
"Teen Who Survived Car Crash Alert"
SEATTLE - A teenage girl who survived eight days stranded in her car after it crashed and tumbled into a ravine is alert, sarcastic and entertaining her doctors from her hospital bed, her sister said Wednesday.
Doctors said 17-year-old Laura Hatch may have been saved by her own dehydration, which prevented the expansion of a blood clot in her brain.
"She has a very strong personality," her sister Amy told ABC's "Good Morning America." "I wouldn't say she necessarily knows what she's saying all the time, or what's going on, but she's strong willed and sarcastic and she's definitely giving them a run for their money as far as giving them attitude."
"Sarcastic and entertaining her doctors." I so want to send this girl flowers. And this is on top of the part about how she was in the ditch for eight days and wasn't found until after she was given up for dead and one of the volunteer searchers had a psychic dream and went back into this random stretch of woods with her daughter looking for her, which you wouldn't even believe if this were fiction, but it is real life, which makes it incredibly awesome.
Completely off that topic: USAToday raves about tonight's episode of Lost, saying that flashbacks (no!) "unveil a string of increasingly surprising secrets. The final twist is a shock, but it's not a cheat. The clues are all there, if you look for them. This is simply a great hour of TV, and one that gives you every reason to expect more great hours ahead." Be there or be square, y'all.
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Date: 2004-10-13 12:43 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-10-13 12:44 pm (UTC)OMG please say you're doing another of your fantasmic reviews of Lost! I live for those reviews!!...well...I don't get Lost here so it's great that I can just look at your review (which is undoubtedly more entertaining than the actual show, even without the presence of Dominic Monaghan)
((am i first to comment?? *feels special*))
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Date: 2004-10-13 01:19 pm (UTC)Pyschic Dreams, Polar Bears & Mechasaurs, OH MY!
Date: 2004-10-13 01:23 pm (UTC)And I don't need to watch LOST, I have your terrifically terrific sum ups to read.
Just an anonymous reader who enjoys your writing and am looking forward to someday saying, "I've been reading Cleolinda's work way before she became famous."
;)
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Date: 2004-10-13 01:47 pm (UTC)'Be there or be square'? Hun, if anyone doesn't watch Lost by choice, they're a rectangle, man.
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Date: 2004-10-13 02:36 pm (UTC)Ta da.
http://www.uwmedicine.org/Facilities/Harborview/
You call a florist, you say "I want to send flowers to Laura Hatch at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle," and the florist says "Okeydokey, that'll be 10 gazillion dollars for a nosegay."
Seriously... I think that should do it. You could always call the hospital directly; big hospitals often have flower shops on location, though the prices are probably a serious gouge.
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Date: 2004-10-13 11:50 pm (UTC)That girl is the reincarnation of Oscar Wilde, apparently. Don't you love her?
Chills in Seattle
Date: 2004-10-13 03:18 pm (UTC)F-R-E-A-K-Y!
So excited about Lost! Can't wait!
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Date: 2004-10-13 03:30 pm (UTC)Lost TONIGHT! YAY!
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Date: 2004-10-13 03:43 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-10-13 04:20 pm (UTC)*looks suspicious*
Curse my traitorous face! :)
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Date: 2004-10-13 04:23 pm (UTC)Also: *bounces* I just got my cable TV back after going without for almost two years, but I'm still watching LOST tonight. Am so excited about this show.
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Date: 2004-10-13 05:13 pm (UTC)I think she'll be ok though.
The big flashback sequences must be about Kate then, no? I really need to know what she was being chased for, seriously. And the putting him out of his misery bit! Augh! Terrible! No! Don't make him suffer more! roar! I'm glad the uncomfortable father guy made up with his son. But what's with the bald old man? that face he made at the end of the ep! ah!
Lost and presidential debate, I'm so stealing the tv.
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Date: 2004-10-13 11:54 pm (UTC)you probly haven't gotten a comment on this one in a while, but...
Date: 2004-10-15 07:02 pm (UTC)yea, well... about crazy true life stories?
a 14 year old girl met a guy at an Anime Convention, and they talked for a while, and he gave her his phone number cuz he was afraid if he asked for hers she'd think he was a creepy stalker. She ses him the next day, and he walks around with her and her friends. She leaves to go out of the country, and he goes out of state. She calls him after she gets back a month later... after corresponding for about 2 months via cell phone, text message, and AIM, he says he can come and see her. they have a blast, and her best friend comes ovr and they all have dinner. he goes home. a few days later, she gets al call that he was almost hit on the freeway...and a few days later, he was on a road trip, hit something, rolled the car over several times, hit a tree, and got the whole thing on tape. He was the only one hurt in the accident. He lost 80% of his memory, including their date. She has spent the last three days trying to help him remember who he is.
She is currently telling you this story.
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Date: 2004-10-15 07:28 pm (UTC)