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Spike's Bitches 42: Which question do you want me to answer first?
[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.
I'm very tempted as your standard of cute is remarkable, Glamcookie.
Oh! I bought Hello Kitty picks today. They're much smaller and thinner than the picks I'm using but DUDE... they change when you tilt them. On one, her hand is up, on the other, she is strumming down. Shredding Kitty.
EEEH! Where did you find HK picks?????
Want to feel better about your housekeeping abilities?
oh man, I'm simultaneously obsessed with and completely repulsed by hoarders. ack those poor cats.
I just talked to T. J's surgery officially started at 1. It's going very well, but it isn't over yet. J refused to put on his hospital gone, and when the doctor asked how he was this morning, he strongly expressed his displeasure about not being able to eat or drink.
Oh, Daniel! How sucky! Hang in there. Much health~ma to you!
Frank, you hang in there too!
Yay for good news, sj!
I'm off to see the Red Sox!
OH Daniel ! Lots of vibes and healing ma going your way.
I have set up an appointment for a new therapist for Oct 14. This is two days before My Internet Boyfriend (for lack of a better term) is coming to visit that may be interesting.
But anyway we'll see, the doctor seemed very nice on the phone.
Want to feel better about your housekeeping abilities?OMG! I dunno what else to say. I thought my mother's apartment is bad.. well, it is, but not THAT bad. She hoards flyers, mail, and papers. But how many drink cups can you balance on a chair? And the ciggies. I couldn't figure out what the bags in the bathroom were until I read the comments. Eeew! Those poor cats. I hope they got away. I have to say, the ironing board free and clear (mostly) did crack me up.
ION, I had a talk with employee (after he left for dinner break without asking!!), and put it gently but sternly of "why do you disrespect me, the theater, your job..." kind of thing. He didn't quite realize it as disrespect, and was very apologetic, and promised to be better. Last year, the boss died at the beginning of the season, so he was an intern with no supervisor. He says he is still not used to the whole "team" thing. We shall see. Is there some kind of Time Management program? Not quite 12-step or Weight Watchers, but, you know, something that I can say "you've identified this as a problem, how about this to help you learn to make it right". Not sure if such a thing exists. Is it a you either have it or you don't kind of thing? (and why do I always want to put an "h" in the middle of "exists"??? Crazy brain).
Is there some kind of Time Management program?
There are a ton of time management seminars out there. In a city of the size of Dallas, you could probably find one easily.
Omnis I think it might be inborn. I had a friend who eventually got fired for tardiness and her boss tried so hard to help her. She was supposed to be in at 9 but she came in close to 10 almost every day so eventually, to keep from having to fire her, they shifted her start time to 10... and she started coming in at 11. I think for some people tardiness is impossible to overcome.