'Shindig'
[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.
happy - you are doing what you can.
I am happy - i just sorted thru a hugh bunch of papers recycled bunches found no hidden bills. see a possibility for juggleing some credit card payments. yay. and if I brush my hair I won't scare the water heater inspector.
Given the choice, I'd go with happy.
Definitely go with happy, vw. I hope that the coffee treated you well this a.m.
I am proud of myself in that I managed to roll out of bed at 5:30 for my spin class, despite the chill in the apartment. Unfortunately, now I want a nap.
I was Christmas shopping for my sister, and found this [link] I think I need it.
my spin class
What is a spin class?
I would be careful about using Overstock. They've been having some problems lately.
Hey, all. I just got up from my warm and oh-so-comfy bed about a half-hour ago.
Why, no, I'm not sick.
We have a SNOW DAY!!!
My first snow day as a teacher! I LOVE IT!
We had early dismissal yesterday, and my principal called at 8 pm -- no school today. So I stayed uo late eating leftover Chinese and reading.
Snow days as an adult, I've decided, are even better than they were as a kid.
Woo hoo erin!
We NEVER get snow days. Sometimes they cancel classes but the offices ALWAYS stay open.
Pretty, Perkins! I think I you should have it. (I really shouldn't since I rarely wear jewelry and tend to lose it.)
Tep, there's a hair place in town called S&M Beauty Parlor ... I keep thinking their slogan should be "We don't just tease hair"
Bwah!
I don't know whether to be happy or sad.
vw, I'd go with happy. Just think of how little you'll have to take down after Christmas is over. I think all I'm putting up this year is a little ceramic tree with different colored lights. Between that and a night of looking at the decorated homes around town, I'm good.
We had one snow day when I worked at KU, and that was a ginormous ice storm that cut off everything. It was worse in KC than Lawrence -- days of no electricity in some neighborhoods.
It's really piled up here -- we got about 9 inches. I'm NOT looking forward to going out to scrape off the car, but hey, at least I get to do it in the afternoon, and not at freaking 7 am, which I swear is the coldest hour in the day.