I have been released into traffic. In this week's episode, Elizabeth details the journey she's taken to get her G2 driver's license. One does not simply turn left at a moment's notice. Also, I'm a heavy advocate of robust public transit, but at this rate we actually need subsidized mandatory driver's ed.

Word of the Week: detrimental

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Moisturize me, like that Doctor Who episode. In this week's episode, Elizabeth elaborates on what it's like living with her chronic illness: eczema. When medicines, lotions, and potions don't always work, you're often left to suffer. Also, 'discoid eczema' sounds like 'disco eczema' and if only it were that fun.

Word of the Week: nummular

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I nearly died because this woman had ideas. In this week's episode, Elizabeth recalls the time her Greyhound bus nearly crashed because it was haunted by eyes. The lesson here is that if it's midnight, don't mess with the ghosts. Also, I completely forgot corneal transplants were a thing. I thought the eyes were for a science lab.

Word of the Week: qualia

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