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Oh, that's tempting. You have no IDEA how tempting.

The constants are: Christmas breakfast, then opening the stockings and playing with the Legos Mom always puts in there, until she gets bored and says we have to act our age, and then we open presents.

Stockings, then breakfast, then presents. This year we have to wedge church in there somewhere, too. (Usually we go to the late night xmas eve, but this year we have to be there on the day of for a baptism.)

Also, the Packers play on xmas this year, so we'll be either watching or hauling ass to Green Bay after church. Brrr.

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Thank you, Jessica. And I bet the PMs wouldn't even notice the changes!

pick one Nora. ( choose xmas) put somethign on thew stove or oven that cooks all days. buy dvd's as presents for each other . talk on the phone to family. watch movies. eat from the chili pot and drink beer or wine. Do not get dressed.

I have good memories of Christmas when I was a kid. Once high school hit, it was all about the parents' drinking and not so much with the festiveness. By the time I stopped going home, my mom had stopped drinking, but I wanted to start my own traditions. The one time I've gone home for Christmas, was about four years ago when we knew my dad was very sick. My Grandmother fell out of bed at the nursing home during Christmas Eve night, broke several bones, lost consciousness, and they thought she wasn't going to live. My parents spent the day at the hospital and they had the only car, so we hung around all day waiting for news. When they got home, poor things were exhausted. We took them out for Chinese food. It turned out they LOVED going out to dinner instead of my mom making roast beef as she had done every previous year. My dad died two months later, so I am glad we were there.

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I had a fight with my favorite co-worker and am feeling down about it even though it's over and it all seems okay now. Stupid work.

Thanks for the earworm!

So, I need to write an e-mail to the prof who caused me so much stress yesterday. I'm thinking of something along the lines of:

Do you have time to meet tomorrow, either the hour before or the hour after class? I have some concerns about a few of the comments on my last assignment and would like to clarify with you before I start my revisions.

Thoughts?

Of course, what I really want to say is:

Professor Dumbo,

DID YOU EVEN READ MY FUCKING PAPER?

but, I will restrain.

BWAH!

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