Riley ,'Sleeper'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
We have a stove! And it works. All the dreams about scrambled eggs (let alone soup or anything more interesting than that) may come true now.
Yay!
It's still the middle of the night in your timezone, so it's still OK to tell you "good night", right?
Definitely. Enjoy your scrambled eggs, and other things.
Timelies! I have to get ready to walk to work this morning. It's only 22° outside. (That's -5° C).
ION, Egyptologists enter a 4300 year old tomb, and discover Teh Gay: [link]
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a strike.
Yay!
Who knew that something that simple would turn out to be such a dream-come-true?
[Edited to wave the NYCistas]
hiya Nilly, you have a box in the mail. It is silly.
Feh on the strike, and the cold.
The tomb thing is kind of cool though.
What Perkins said.
you have a box in the mail. It is silly
I do? Yay! And another yay for the silly!
msbelle, I was thinking about you when we had all our kitchen breaking down on us. I kept reminding myself that at least we had a sink. You helped me get through this mess without even knowing it.
I know I could get into work, but since I didn't get up early to beat the crowds on the commuter train, I am gonna work from home (unless I get directed otherwise). I am pretty sure that means watching movies while working.
Broken kitchens are NO FUN at all, but I do believe broken bathrooms would be much worse. Glad my past experience of kitchen failure could help you through. misery loves company.
I am gonna work from home (unless I get directed otherwise). I am pretty sure that means watching movies while working.
There are exercises that simply can't be checked and graded without the help of watching movies all throughout. At least, I can't grade them any other way.
misery loves company.
The Hebrew version of this has two versions, in fact. One is just like this one - "the trouble of many if half the condolences". The other, however, is "the trouble of many is the condolences of a fool". The funny thing is, sometime people only bother to say the first half ("the troule of many"), and just leave you to complete the second half as you prefer it. [Edit: what I was trying to say was, I like the English version better.]