Go on, tease me

I come from a teasing family...and it wasn't until I came to college that I realized that I probably tease people the most of anyone I know.

Anyway, this very interesting article talks about teasing as a form of communication.


Sorry that's all I have for you right now.

I'm stressed beyond belief, got shot in the face with 6 needles today, a professor thinks my InDesigning is pitiful and lets me know it to my needle-stricken face, I don't know what I'm doing for my final photo essay, I need to study for a test and finish 5 projects. Eek.

I should probably tell these professors that I have been to hell and back (actually, I'm quite certain I'm not 'back' yet) with my health this semester: received more needle shots/withdrawals than I have ever had in my life put together in the last 3 months, gone through bottle after bottle of ibuprofen, acetaminophen and other narcotics, frequented the ER one weekend for a lovely shot that put me to sleep for a good two days, even prompted a visit from my mother to help me....

but I'm not a whiner.

I'm a teaser.