Kaylee ,'Serenity'
[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.
Bagels and The Man?
ha!
Speaking of tv, Steven mentioned loving the show "Highway Patrol" when he was a kid and desperately wanting to see it again. I did some research, found it's not been released in any official capacity but spent $200 for a set made off the original 16mm. For this, I got "best girlfriend ever" award, but it's also half the reason he's not ready for our trip! I should have waited until after we returned to give him the damned dvds of procrastination doom.
If he aint ready by Monday, I'm taking Empress.
Fuuuuuuck yeah!
Lord, this is the longest day in recorded history.
OMG yes. I'm not sure I'm going to make it.
ha. I have conquered the house. It looks really good and it should be a snap to rearrange the furniture for the house concert tomorrow. There are still things I could do ( like put away the clothes in our bedroom) But we are ready for the public.
I've done a little bit of my bathroom cleaning. Still in PJs. Lunch was cashews and M&Ms. I love being a grown-up!
My big weekend plans include writing three final semester project prospectuses (is that a word?) and 4 short (3-5 pages) papers and finishing a 12-source annotated bibliography.
Shoot. Me. Now.
(Oh! And I didn't include all of the reading and reading notes I have to do, or the "class" I have to take to prepare my IRB application, and then the preparation of the IRB application. W00T!)
I think my grade whore just left the building.
Wow, vw. Wow. How far are you in the bibliography?
You can totally do all that, vw!
I've made a few calls about apartments today, but nothing has turned up any prospects yet today. I'm about to make a very stinky meal of pasta with garlic, anchovy, and clams just in time for the prospective buyers to show up.
I'm still in my pajamas. I should have gone into the office today to work on some grading. Guess I'll end up working on that over the weekend.
Hey, I need some of the patented buffista draft~ma. I'm so angry about this that I can't be rational and polite. How do you say -- "this is your department's job, your people didn't do it. Stop trying to make me do it and get the shit done.", with a side of "yes, I COULD do it, but it would take a lot of my time, and it's not my fucking job"
Vortex, I feel for you. I got stuff like that at my old job ALL the time. This is what I'd usually respond with:
I would love to help you out with your [part of the] project, but I'm currently swamped with my regular duties. If you could wait until [some ungodly time in the far future], I might be able to fit it into my schedule, but I can't guarantee it because my regular duties may prevent me from getting to your work. So sorry, TA! blah-cakes.