How the hell am I supposed to book tickets for a family reunion when I only have the vaguest idea what the plan is? I know there is something dinnerlike on the saturday. But I don't think we have rooms friday night. And I'm not sure about Sunday either. And with my luck, I'm going to be stuck on a cot in the same room as my parents, listening to my dad snore, so I want to minimize the number of nights of insomnia.
God, I am so cranky. This should be fun! But all I want to do is say fuckit. Except that would really disappoint some people.
Why did I put this off so long?!
Gronk. I'm supposed to be at the PT right now, but my power went off, so I'm kind of not.
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Happy Birthday Lysana!
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The short Natter title looks nifty in my message center!
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Now off to do actual work.
Enjoy your days and/or nights natter bugs.
Gronklies!
Cottage Cheese with pineapple chunks is the bestest food evah!
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Happy birthdya, Lysana!
Did they ever determine the cause of the disorientation and aphasia, brenda? Where is he, now--home or rehab?
Nope. And he's at home, too soon in my opinion. Doing better now though, so while I'm still annoyed, I'm not so much concerned any longer. He'll have a home-care nurse a few days a week for the next month, and then nothing. Whatev.
Atlanta does the full 10 digit dialing. It was frustrating at first, but once I got used to it I actually preferred it. If you know you have to dial the area code you a) remember it and b) don't have to hang up and start again so often because you forgot you needed it or guessed the wrong one. Now I've gone over to the cellular side of the force, though, so it's not an issue.
My area codes: 612, 708, 803, 253, 831, 719, 919
The 719/919 similarity confuses me sometimes. I also get confused because I can make a local call to Chapel Hill or Durham, but I have to dial the area code for Raleigh. I can call Ft. Bragg (not in my area code) with a local call, but not anywhere off the base.
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A BADLY HARPY PANTY HIT...? I don't get it.
Calling "across the lake" (which used to be the same area code but now is different and I can never remember the new code, either) requires dialling a "1" but not the area code. Or maybe the other way around. It's different from a normal long distance call in some way, and I don't do it often enough to remember how.
