Very cute!
When I moved in with Henry (almost 7 years gago, time flies) we got rid of all of our stuff and started from scratch. Not on purpose, and I can't say I recommend it exactly, but it did have its advantages when it came to mergingour material possessions.
Upside: I've lost a total of 59.5 lbs.
Downside: I am a hungry cranky bitca.
Upside: We have fewer collection accounts at work.
Downside: The tenants all hate me.
So adorable. I like the pink ones too. Makes me wish I could get shoes without trying them on.
I think I may have just found the shoes I'm looking for. Not pointy toed, this is true, but black, with stripey details!
Downside: The tenants all hate me.
Just tell them about the FCH thing. They'll
love
it.
Those look comfy and lovely, Jilli. Understated, but not too much so.
Heavens to Betsy!
I just felt like saying that.
Do you like these, Jilli? I'm tempted by the style.
Do you like these, Jilli? I'm tempted by the style.
I'm very tempted by the black w/ pink ones. Those are my second(-ish) choice.
Any other clues to the puzzle? I want to help billytea win a date.
Nah, that's it. I think a key issue might be what happens when the sky opens up.
bt, it sounds very Sang Sacréish. IMO, you ought to write an explanation in the form of a vignette that she will then have to explain.
Hee. That's not such a bad idea.
like JZ's answer for the shipwreck riddle. I thought it sounded like a description of dating services..."She" is the author, and potential date, the shipwreck survivors are the people participating in the dating service, the shipwreck is whatever turn of relationship fate brought them here and left them adrift in the dark and the storm (and "sea" is often a symbol for sexuality). The sea could also be the mysterious virtual world inside the computer, which is the "wooden box" that she's peering into, seeing other shipwreck survivors.
Ah, that could work. I'll give it a shot.
I dreamt that P-C and I were living together and I cheated on him and left him for John Cusack. Later, when I went back to get stuff, he called me a "First Class Whore" and then we were friends.
Hee. This should become a children's book for helping kids cope with divorcing parents.