'Life of the Party'
[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.
Coffee:
Mmmmmmm...coffee...
I don't have anything I need to be doing at this moment. Basically everything on my list is done, except for the things I can't do on a Sunday. I could go grocery shopping, but the grocery stores are usually a mess on Sunday evenings.
I'm not quite sure what to do with myself. Wish our xBox wasn't out for repairs...
Nap? Zone out? Play with us?
I already napped!
I'm trying to play, but it's pretty quiet here today...as is often the case on Sundays.
Thanks, Brenda!
Watch a video while giving yourself a pedicure? Take the T to a neighborhood you like but rarely visit? Go to a newstand and leaf through expensive foreign magazines you would never buy?
Anne, how is your mom doing? Is she back home, yet?
Susan, how is your family?
Bitches, I've skipped approximately 1500 posts here, although I did skim all I'd missed in Natter, while I was gone. What's up?
Cindy, where have you been? I was gine for a while, so i may have missed where you told us.
ImeN, I just had a small argument with my recovering-from-heart-surgery-dad and now I feel crappy about it. I tried to be as nice as possible, but it didn't seem to help.
ImeN, I just had a small argument with my recovering-from-heart-surgery-dad and now I feel crappy about it. I tried to be as nice as possible, but it didn't seem to help.Oh, I'm sorry, Stephanie. Are you still with your parents, or are you and Ellie back at your home?
We've been to Maine for the week. I don't think I said much about it, before we went.
Anne, how is your mom doing? Is she back home, yet?
She's back at her place on Martha's Vineyard, and after what happened at the funeral, is very, very tempted to cut ties with large sections of her family. To make a long story short, she tried to quell a niece's drunken drama by quietly asking another wake attendee to take her aside where she wouldn't be in anyone's face (the niece in question had been estranged from her father--my mom's brother--for twenty years, and has only been in contact with him again for the past year), and the niece's father then pitched an hours-long fit about how my mother had insulted his daughter. It just got uglier from there, with people agreeing that niece and brother were being very ill-behaved, but not doing a thing to help my mom (who had also cooked all the food for the funeral). The brother in question has been a thorn in the family's side for years, and has been sponging off family members--generally the ones who can't afford it--for ages. There's more, but just typing it out is raising my blood pressure.
I'm with my parents at their home in New Mexico. before the surgery, the plan was for me to come here until joe gets home. It's still the plan, but the surgery has really changed the dynamic.
I thought I was just asking for clarification on a touchy subject around here (dogs in or out of the house) but my dad's response was "I'm emotionally not myself since the surgery and I can't handle conflict now so do what you want." Sometimes he seems like his normal self, other times he seems really tired, weak, and frail, and other times he seems really manipulative. I just wish I could find it in myself so just do what I need to do to accomodate him. Unfortunately, with Joe gone the last year and with a baby, I don't have the emotional reserves I'm used to.