I will spend a lot of time aligning my wing mirrors, but aside from that and the not eating while moving, perfectly normal.

Spending lots of time aligning wing mirrors is PERFECTLY NORMAL. So say I. But I do eat in the car. Dry snacks and bottled drinks.

We didn't used to have food in the car for trips, but we didn't travel by car a lot. Except then my mother decided she was phobic about flying (in her fifties, after having flown all the damn time in her 20s-50s), so the long trip down to Pensacola started having sodas and the occasional snack. Mostly we just stopped every few hours for meals or stretching/snacks. Well, and we broke it up with hotel and staying with friends in Atlanta, so it took a couple of days.

GA continues to break me. Episodes I've already seen still break me.

Is bon bon around? I got to share a skeevy conversation we had recently with someone else earlier, who was appropriately skeeved. Good times.

Poly-skeeve?

GA continues to break me.

Ayup. And really, you gotta see the first hour. That was so much more breaky to me, even though less actually happened, breaky-wise.

Poly-skeeve?

What kind of perverts are you!>#>@>@!@!@??

Yes, that two hours of GA is just sooooo good.

The Tony Award-winning composers of Avenue Q will pen new songs for an upcoming musical episode of the NBC series "Scrubs."

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Poly-skeeve?

Mais oui.

Ooh, maybe this is the year I actually watch Scrubs.

Hello!

Um, that's about it.

Hi, Sue!

Hi Tom.

You know, I now believe in the curative power of Thai food. All yesterday I was on the verge of a headache and right toward the end of the day it hit. Then I went out to dinner with Megan, and by the end of the meal I felt fine. Of course it could have been the tylenol kicking in.