'Selfless'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Maybe he's just trying to dissuade you from the meds "well, if she's busy cleaning she sheets, then she'll forget the nasty pills!". or not.
And for the record, just because my director wakes up at the butt crack of dawn does not make it ok for him to call me 5 HOURS before rehearsal starts to tell me silly things that i already know. I could have been sleeping.
Jilli, I sent you an e-mail.
Jilli, I sent you an e-mail.
pokes at mail
Nothing yet. Oh! And I owe you an answer to a previous mail, don't I?
Jilli, I did not just send you an email, but I have two words for you: Six. Weeks.
Things are going to be ok. Daniel's cousin is on his way to either give me a jump or a ride to work. Called bosslady, and there is nothing pressing going on with the clients this afternoon, so it's not like I'm making someone miss a medical appointment - I can get there when I get there.
Hey Jilli, it looks like I'll probably have a couple of trips to Seattle to design a show up there. I think probably January and March, but I have nothing definite yet.
Jilli, I did not just send you an email, but I have two words for you: Six. Weeks.
flails
Can't wait can't wait can't wait!
Hey Jilli, it looks like I'll probably have a couple of trips to Seattle to design a show up there. I think probably January and March, but I have nothing definite yet.
Ooooh, spiffy! I'll let Pete know.
And now, off to my lunch meeting.
Also hate the snooze button. I wake up without an alarm, but I have my computer set to start playing music (Rachmaninoff) at about 15 minutes before I need to get up. I always wake first.
DH sets an alarm, then resets it for another hour, then resets it for another half hour, etc. Makes me nuts. He rarely sets the alarm since I get up first.
Automatic coffee makers are a most wonderful invention.
Jilli, e-mail wasn't really important, just that there's a magazine called "Belle Armoir" and their latest issue has a two-page article on Victorian Gothic (actually, more about the Pre-Raphaelites and their love of gothic - defined as pre-Renaissance - things) and an article called "Combat Tutus" ... which has a photo of a corset that has panels of a fabric with pink skulls on it.
Car~ma Andi.
Bad kitty!
That's all. Cable dude is here to rescue me from DSL. Whee!