Riley ,'Sleeper'
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.
I just have to go back for a minute to say that good cupcakes are not dry.
I have been out every night this week, and I am tired! But my boss suckered me into going to some reception tonight. I just want to come home after work. But no. Also, I have a doctor's appointment this morning. Good times.
bon bon:
Spudnuts Donuts 10244 Reseda Blvd, Northridge, CA 91324
But I'm sure you knew that!
I can't decide who would win because donuts are more street, they seem tougher. Plus deepfried in oil which makes 'em have a tough skin.
Cupcakes, though, have a liner as reinforcement. Almost like a kevlar vest.
If there was a fight between the two, tough to say who would win.
I just have to go back for a minute to say that good cupcakes are not dry.
Also, WORD.
This fish gets bonus points for eating sharks. Plus it looks cool, with its armor plating....
During Earth's "Age of Fishes" 400 million years ago, Dunkleosteus was a genuine sea monster. This aggressive predator, more than 11 feet in length with a skull two feet long, was armor-plated. Instead of mere teeth, it had two long bony blades that snapped and crushed its prey. Dunkleosteus dined on all kinds of seafood including early sharks, which didn't have a chance to diversify and grow to great sizes until Dunkleosteus went extinct about 360 million years ago.
This soft pillow has a real sheep personality. It is a friend for cuddle hours and soft little naps – and if you like to count sheep, here is the number one…
The pillow has a sewn on sheep head with a little bell inside. It is filled with a filling pillow, which is included. The Sheep Pillow cover can be pulled on and off and is fixed with a zipper. The ears are light pink inside.
Dunkleosteus also gets bonus points for a name that's fun to say.
I keep saying how I am behind in work, not keeping up, yadda yadda.
- Over 50 emails in my box THAT I HAVE MARKED as needing action. I am not convinced that is all there is, not am I on top of things enough to be sure that some of those have not already been addressed.Br>
- 23 open invoices on my desk that have not been entered for payment.
- 13 invoices on my desk that I have tried to enter, but will not reconcile and I have not been able to figure out and/or am awaiting information from others in order to proceed.
- 14 possible invoice I have not even opened yet, that go back at least 3 days.
How much I get through today will determine if I see friends and hang out with mac on Sunday or if I work.
The good news: An ACLU FOIA request just answered a question that's been on my desk for a few days.
The bad news: The !@#$* printer won't print the document so I can drop it on someone else's desk and be done with it.
eta: I am also distracted by the fact that I am trying to get tickets to the White House Easter Egg Roll.
Your printer won't print you FOIA request? I didn't even know that Halliburton made printers.