Buffy ,'Lessons'
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ass of cassI need to start a band, so I can name it this.
I also have a huge bunch of daffs. This is the time of year when TJ's sells bunches, of ten I think, for 99 cents. So I bought three.
I need to go through papers today and my tummy hurts so I don't wanna. I need motivation like crazy.
I guess the answer is "The T dot in the summer and the A-T-L in the winter."
I think that would be a very sensible plan. My folks had a retirement plan something like it, Myrtle Beach/Toronto, then they screwed it up and moved to the Rockies.
"Hotlanta" appears to have been moved to the Home for Retired Annoying Nicknames.
Please tell me it took "Dago" for San Diego with it? Or even just ran it over on its way outta town? Thx.
I guess the answer is "The T dot in the summer and the A-T-L in the winter."
Or, there's always SoCal...
I also have a huge bunch of daffs. This is the time of year when TJ's sells bunches, of ten I think, for 99 cents. So I bought three.
Ooo, sounds like time to make my way to TJ's.
Which reminds me, haven't been to TJ in a million years. Don't suppose you'd need one last wander through MX before you leave this end of the continent?
Or, there's always SoCal...
I think it's cheaper to have a house in Atlanta and a house in Toronto.
That Ginger. Smart and practical.
Only two more problems to do on my math homework. Of course, I'm pretty sure I got the last one wrong, 'cause it doesn't make sense. I'll have to have Emily look at it when she gets home from school.
In the meantime, I'm eating chocolate and contemplating studying for my exam that's tomorrow. I don't feel like it, though. I'm kind of lazy.
I would totally move to NZ. Now, if they would have me...
I also have called and will probably continue to call Atlanta the ATL. If it's in rap music, it must be true.
Which reminds me, haven't been to TJ in a million years. Don't suppose you'd need one last wander through MX before you leave this end of the continent?Dunno. What's an MX? Mira Mesa, mebbe? I generally hit the Hillcrest one but I'm always up for new grocery experiences.
Plei has me using PDX for Portland when I type sometimes. It is quite convienent. Also saves me from typing place names and then trying to figure out how to pronounce them "correctly."
Mexico? In a fit of irony, that's one place on this continent that I haven't been to yet. Sure, central america and the other side of the world--but Mexico? Pfft no.
Perfect time for a crosspost with Natter! Soooo. I need to try and take out a loan to offset the cost of my gap-year excursion to work in Britain and Ireland. I also would like to be in a position to pay off my credit card and my shopping cards before I leave the continent in August. But I'm at a loss of where to start. I'm not fully employed (just work-study), but I don't know if that's a factor; and I don't think I can take out a student loan, see as I'm not using this for academics. Can you guys give me advice on where to go, what to say? I don't even know if there's terminology for gap years in America.
Dunno. What's an MX? Mira Mesa, mebbe? I generally hit the Hillcrest one but I'm always up for new grocery experiences.
Mexico?D'OH! I confuzzled Trader Joe's and Tiajuna. Obviously. Because they are soooo similar.
I should maybe go there while it is still only 15 miles away. I could stock up on cheap tequila and underage hookers. Of which I like neither, but they are total bargins.