I find that trying to exercise via swimming is so boring -- I used to work fractions of how close I was to done on every lap -- that injecting some actual terror into the routine might make the experience worthwhile.
I can be bored more entertainingly other places, though (like on the treadmill), and won't have to wash my hair afterwards.
Plei, did you get the dvds I sent you? I realized that I had not yet YSId the final episode.
I used the bunny-ears method of shoe-tying for years and years, Sue. I blame my left-handedness.
Me too. On the lefthandedness thing.
I've done church jobs and weddings, including one where the participants disliked the patriarchal implications of "Lord", and rewrote the words to hymns.
Dude, the church I grew up in does this to CHRISTMAS CAROLS. No Lord, no "him" when referring to Jesus. JESUS. A MAN. @@
I can draw, but everything I draw comes out looking the same, to me. (Like, I can't copy anybody else's style, not a bird looks like a bicycle.)
I realized this when I looked back at an art book my 7th grade had done, and realized without remembering it that I had allowed two students to claim my drawings as theirs. I just recognized my own work, even 15 years later.
What IS 4-H? I vaguely have the impression that it is rabbit-breeding and making jam -- is it a farm-club thing?
urban 4H clubs are just sad
Hee! Suburban ones aren't much better, even when they're close enough to farmland to have a few members with livestock to show. My sister got a sewing project chosen as first alternate to State Fair, and I got an electrical project sent to State Fair, but I don't really count that as mine, since my dad did about 60% of the work involved (when the judges questioned me on technique in Springfield, I was really thrown for a loop and lucky to get a red 2nd-place ribbon there).
Still, 4-H was more fun than Brownies for me (Kris and I stayed in the club for about 10 years).
Dude, the church I grew up in does this to CHRISTMAS CAROLS. No Lord, no "him" when referring to Jesus.
They also did it to the communion song, which was "From a Distance." Yes, by Bette Midler.
I can ride a bike and jumprope. I could never cartwheel. As a kid I was a pretty good hitter but a lousy fielder. I did a lot of ice skating as a kid. Seven years of piano lessons; two years of voice lessons. I sometimes think about getting some kind of keyboard to see if I can still play. I have a pleasant voice and I'm useful in a choir. I sing all the time around the house, but that's about it. I started refinishing furniture when I was about 11, because my dad did it. My mother still has some really ugly Christmas ornaments I made with styrofoam balls and glitter. I can't dance.
They also did it to the communion song, which was "From a Distance." Yes, by Bette Midler.
OK, that's kind of awesome.
I'm just still bitter about "O Come In Adoration."
Work has gone absolutely CRAXY. I don't think I've ever had this much work sitting on my desk before, and that's saying something. The new database system we're using belongs on
Office Space.
WTF? WTFF? 2006, I thought you were gonna be good to me?