Let it bleed

Hey well then what else can you do? Back on track. Tonight I spoke to a rep of the CDC. He was very helpful and so I e-mailed a picture of the plant to the correct department. I expect to hear from them . I sent them a picture--a big clear one--and have in my hot little paw a copy of the pathology report from UC Davis Medical Center. All of us who have this horror are terrified that we will give it to someone else. That be THEIR job. We pay them. We don't have to shuck and bow. It is an organization dedicated, in part, to keeping citizens safe and out of harms way of communicable diseases whatever their origination. I am pretty sure my cat has this too. Did I give it to him? Who knows? This thing is living everywhere here. When I leave my house I am going to take everything with me including the dishwasher. What do you think? Plus they give cash for keyes. No one who has lived here for the last 10 years has ever had a key to any door. Obviously we don't lock the doors. I do have a really big bag of keyes and at one point before I got sick thought I should have at least a key to the front door and spent an hour or two trying them all to no avail. So unless I go to Home Depot, which I can't anyway because the slime producing bacteria that are eating the dead algea get into my eyes and I can't see to drive, and spend about $100.00 I will get no cash for keyes. Now my idea is to put everything into storage and after 6 months or so go back and look to see if the plant has survived. We don't know what will kill it for sure even outside the body. Friends want this or that if I go homeless or die or whatever and no way am I going to give anything to anybody. It would be like giving them the disease. Storage only or burn the whole thing up. In a day or two I will start packing especially the things my kids would like to have. Ah, life. How mysterious. No sense wishing.