I'm tired. (no surprise!)
Before I go to sleep, I thought I'd share with you my nicknames for one of the drugs I'm taking.
The brand name of the drug I get (2 out of every 3 weeks) is Navalbine. Which sounds to me like: Navel Bean! (as in your belly button!)
I think that's a much funner -- and funnier -- name!
But that name came after I renaimed the drug's generic name -- vinorelbine: Vanilla Bean!
Doesn't that sound a lot nicer!
Makes me think of ice cream!
Yummm.....
:-)
Please daven (or send happy, healing thoughts) for RivkA bat Teirtzel.
With love and optimism,
RivkA
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I think I need to come up with cute names for the medication we give children in my pediatric office. Mmmmmmmm. Try this strepopsicle, it's delicious.
They make a numbing lolipop for people with Coxsackie virus who have bad mouthsores. The pharmacy calls it a Coxsackie sucker, but that's not what anyone really calls it (get it?).
Thinking of you, Larry (The Maggid)
Dear RivkA,
What a great way to think of the drug-Kol Hakavod.
I am so happy that can can read what you're up to.
Thinking of you always
Love
Yael Shedlo
this reminds me of a good friend from high school who used to send the english spelling of hebrew and yiddish words (i.e. "chesed" or "emet" or "daven")through her english-language spellcheck and see what the computer came up with, and then she'd formulate divrei torah using the words. sort of like hebrew-english gematria. the results were hysterical. try it!
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