Is there a way to contact these people and suggest hobbies?

So with you. The athlete spokespeople thing is kind of missing the point.

That's amazing. I constantly complained about wishing I could just rollerblade by myself in gym class.

When I was a kid, I hated PE and liked math. Doing jumping jacks while learning multiplication tables sounds like fucking torture.

LMAO! As an actual rock climber, people's tendency to throw that out to make themselves sound cool drives me insane. I hate getting all deflated when someone says they rock climb and it turns out they went twice at the gym three years ago. I did actually convert one such person into a climbing buddy, but most of the…

That reminds me of the guy who told me he was really into fantasy, and then it turned out he read LotR and Harry Potter after seeing the movies and had never read another book in his life. I would have forgiven that and given him some reading recommendations, but he was also dreadfully boring.

I got so sick of little and big white lies that I made a huge point of making my own profile as truthful as possible, including writing "the pictures are 3 years old but I'm pretty sure I still look like that except I cut my hair, it's shoulder length now, no pictures of that sorry".

I'm trying to remember my online dating experiences, and I'm pretty sure I never even looked at the height thing. I'm short enough (5'5") that most men are taller than me, and if they're not I still don't care.

Cat people unite! The dog pictures don't do much for me but the cats, oh my god the kittehs!

I seem to remember reading somewhere that Coach sells more purses through their outlets than their standard stores. That's not going to help their image management.

Seriously! And when I wanted to buy some nice tall boots with no heels, that was like a treasure hunt at DSW.

There's signs all over the Grand Canyon about the dangers of drinking too much water without replacing electrolytes. Pretty much the same issues as PT - massive sweating from exertion and heat resulting in loss of electrolytes that causes profound disturbance if the lytes aren't replaced along with the water. The body…

Bummer. Good luck with everything. And never be afraid to look for another opinion if you're not happy with how things are going with your doc.

I meant the lamictal as a hot new thing, I think it was approved for bipolar in 2003 or something. I'm on 200 mg, but I could probably do fine on 100. My psychiatrist kept saying I was "a little bit" bipolar, which why she tried the lithium. I was always in disagreement with her about that; she was basing the thought…

We talked about it before I made that post too, but he just got really defensive (which I understand, really) and said "I have no explanation" and that was it. But I was still rather upset, and then he decided to come up with one. Heh.

Lamictal (or lamotrigine). It's supposed to be for bipolar, not depression, but it really helped me. It took the psychiatrist a while to convince me to take it because I was all "I'm not bipolar hello" and I'd actually tried lithium and it was awful. It was kind of a hot new thing at the time. The most recent…

Thanks. Now I feel guilty, ugh. And homesick.

Ugh I feel really guilty now. Heh. This set of work days just needs to be over already so I can go home.

People like that always make me think of this.