'Serenity'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
You want to take my coworkers' crappy stuff and turn it into a cohesive whole, while simultaneously creating my own stuff that's not so crappy?
Sure! You get to fill in the holes in this document about workers' comp, while trying to read the minds of the people who want it created yet are too busy to answer any questions.
Sure! You get to fill in the holes in this document about workers' comp, while trying to read the minds of the people who want it created yet are too busy to answer any questions.
Fabulous!
I do alternate bites sometimes, and I have no problem with casseroles or curries or intentionally mixed things.
shhhh. Don't let Sparky's DH hear you say thinks like that.
Our plumber is coming today to put in a valve so we can have, you know, water. Tomorrow he'll install a brand new water heater. Yay! This proves that anything can be made better if you just spend $1,000.
I like curries and stir fries and stews and all sorts of mixy things. Also gravy AND lingonberry on each bite of Ikea meatballs, or what's the point?
Yay new water heater, Robin! And I'm glad you've now made it through your first homeowner's emergency with no worse consequences than, well, a new water heater.
GC, ugh, that story is vile. I cannot wrap my brain around the part where adults -- grown-up persons, plural -- did that to a 14-year-old. God, that poor girl. I can't imagine what her parents and her baby sister must be going through, much less how they've managed not to snap the necks of all the (I still can't believe it) fucking parents who did that shitty, evil thing.
::moves entire human race into the "profoundly disappointing" column for today::
This proves that anything can be made better if you just spend $1,000.
Words to live by.
I like mixing most things, but I do not like my turkey dinner contaminated with peas or pea juice.
This proves that anything can be made better if you just spend $1,000.
The corollary to that is the mantra I keep repeating everytime I'm afraid I will kill someone about still not having my car. "If it can be fixed with money, it's not that bad."
Yay new water heater, Robin! And I'm glad you've now made it through your first homeowner's emergency with no worse consequences than, well, a new water heater.
This, Robin!
GC, that's an awful story. Christ people can be awful.
Yay! This proves that anything can be made better if you just spend $1,000.
This is definitely my homeowning credo. (looks askance at savings account)