Electric Grandmother

That's right, the The Idaho Museum of Natural History, my first real employer for lots and lots o' jobs, is having a Bigfoot exhibit. Sadly, Dr. Meldrum, a leading Bigfoot researcher, is no longer at Idaho State University, but has moved to another university up north.

Yeah, I graduated from the Bigfoot school. And really, you should see Meldrum's evidence (a good portion of which will prolly be at IMNH) -- it's interesting. I'm so going. The folkloric aspect is definitely fascinating.

Got into the chiropractor first thing this morning. My back was so out. He fixed my cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae, my left scapula, my pelvis (particularly my right sacro-iliac joint) and my legs. My right leg was about an inch or so shorter than it should be. All better now. I have an appointment for later in the week, just in case.

I love my chiropractor.

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Previous Entry :: Next Entry Read/Post Comments (3) Share on Facebook		2006-06-12 11:36 AM bigfoot and back That's right, the The Idaho Museum of Natural History, my first real employer for lots and lots o' jobs, is having a Bigfoot exhibit. Sadly, Dr. Meldrum, a leading Bigfoot researcher, is no longer at Idaho State University, but has moved to another university up north. Yeah, I graduated from the Bigfoot school. And really, you should see Meldrum's evidence (a good portion of which will prolly be at IMNH) -- it's interesting. I'm so going. The folkloric aspect is definitely fascinating. Got into the chiropractor first thing this morning. My back was so out. He fixed my cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae, my left scapula, my pelvis (particularly my right sacro-iliac joint) and my legs. My right leg was about an inch or so shorter than it should be. All better now. I have an appointment for later in the week, just in case. I love my chiropractor. Read/Post Comments (3) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top