very other time I've felt like this I've either had mono or been pregnant. You're not supposed to get the former twice, and I know I'm not the latter

One of my editors is out of the office due to her second round of mono. (She had it the first time ~20 years ago). One of my old school buddies has had it three times, and he's about 35. It's probably a general, one of those things going around type virus, but a mono rerun is not out of the question.

A small woot is in order. I just got back from seeing Katie Melua in concert. It was a most enjoyable show. Is Kristin around? She's the artist I was playing in your car while visiting. The show closed (with the exception of encores) with my fave song.

Woot, billytea! That sounds like great fun.

Groceries have been delivered and put away. They even got here early enough so I could take Emily to school. I didn't want her to have to walk. It's really icky outside.

I really hope I hear from the school soon. I don't want to go on my 12:30 interview if I don't have to.

Hear soon ~ma, vw. It sounds like it went really well last night.

This ordering groceries thing is intriguing. I could get behind that.

When I lived in Brazil, I often ordered groceries from the internet. It was nice because everything just showed up at the house. We have a store here that lets you order and then you just dirve up and they take it to your car, but I've never tried it.

I could get behind that.

It's really quite nice...especially living in an urban area. Also, it's quick and easy, and with school and stuff, I've needed that. Plus, I don't have to carry them up to the third floor. That's really the best part.

There's a grocery store here that, if you buy $40.00 or more, they'll give you and your groceries a ride home afterward. I don't like their meat department very much, but we used them a lot when the car was dead.

There's another store that delivers, but I've never shopped at that store at all, so I don't know what their groceries are like. I always imagined I'd get the rusty lettuce or the bruised tomatoes if I asked them to deliver anything I normally make a big production out of picking.

Timelies!

credit fraud.

800 dollars.

Discotheque.

Italy.

thunk

I always imagined I'd get the rusty lettuce or the bruised tomatoes if I asked them to deliver anything I normally make a big production out of picking.

I've been surprised at the quality of the produce from Peapod. Typically I think I get better produce than I'd pick for myself...especially their grapes. Their grapes are always wonderful! I don't know what's up with that.

DEENA!

Edit: Cindy! Eek!

Egad, Cindy.

I trust you've contacted the credit card issuer.