Kaylee ,'Out Of Gas'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I wouldn't mind the cat throw-up so much, but Daniel slipped in it. Even though he seems not much the worse for wear, my heart is still going a mile a minute. The fact that I've had CPR and 1st Aid classes twice this summer does not eliminate spazzing from my repertoire of responses to medical emergencies.
And no amount of looking it up is going to make "repertoire" look right today.
Now that I've had vw's cereal, I think I'll head back to bed.
tuls
WS, it took me a minute to figure out that that last post wasn't by one of the cats.
I must need more coffee.
Theatre Ephemera, a collection of photographs and drawings of pre-20th-century American theaters and the actors who graced their stages.
Oh, this is fantastic. Thank you!
Theatre Ephemera, a collection of photographs and drawings of pre-20th-century American theaters and the actors who graced their stages.
Oh, this is fantastic. Thank you!
Alas, none apparently in Minnesota. I know my hometown of Fergus Falls had an opera house at one time. It was destroyed in the 1919 tornado that nearly killed the town.
Theatre Ephemera, a collection of photographs and drawings of pre-20th-century American theaters and the actors who graced their stages.
Oh, this is fantastic. Thank you!
You're most welcome!
Today just got better.
I won't have to leave work to rush over to the drs for an open clinic to get samples of a med. Of course I'll have to go to an appt on the 29th.
But they are calling in a scrip. I can pick it up this afternoon. I'd already made arrangements to be off to go to the drs and I'm not changing that.
I'm going to go home and take a nap.
I wouldn't mind the cat throw-up so much, but Daniel slipped in it. Even though he seems not much the worse for wear, my heart is still going a mile a minute.
Sorry to scare you, my love. At least I have learned to fall right. Pity about the bacon. At least the Corelle ware didn't smash into a meelion peeces.
Gronk!
So, if an employer doesn't pay any of the premium, do folks think it is worth getting dental insurance? I actually have to be at the dentist a lot (soft teeth, lots of cavities. Curses!), but it seems like insurance never pays for very much of what I have to get done.