Oh, juliana, I'm so sorry. I remember that night, how everyone in the neighborhood just glowed when you walked by, and how that guy in particular looked all big and fierce but just gave you such a joyful, laughing bear hug. I'm so very sorry.
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Juliana, I'm so sorry.
Laura I saw that, it's a curcuit judge so I guess it will be challenged to the state supreme court. But the judge ruled it was unfair to the children waiting to be adopted, so hopefully that will help the ruling stand.
I gots lotsa wrinkles. I am smearing various emolients on my skin every night now, as the elderly do.
All the more reason for you to concentrate your apartment search in San Francisco -- all the fog and gloom chasing away the nasty skin-eating orb. Especially, it must be said, if you choose our neighborhood or the one immediately east of us (inner Sunset -- don't look out past 19th Ave., though; it may be blissfully foggy out that way, but it's also the boonies).
Not that JZ's hinting or anything...
I used to live in the Sunset; I liked it. I'm a big-time nester, though, so Oakland is probably going to win out. For my budget, I can have an awesome 2-bedroom in a deco building that allows dogs. Or I can have a whole house out in Consuela's very cool hood.
In SF, my budget buys me about 1/3 of the place. The Peninsula is almost as bad.
We'll see. I really do love the City. It's nice not having it be an urgent move and being able to take my time to find something great.
Juliana, that's awful news. I'm so sorry.
That is so sad, juliana! {{}}
My mother never lied about her age, but when I had my daughter she said she wasn't ready to be a grandmother. She was 57. @@
Thanks, guys.
jesus, juliana, that sucks.
It really does. From all accounts, he was a dear guy. Sorry, J.