I dreamt we went to the renaissance fair with Neil Patrick Harris and he bought us horses.

Dude, I worship you. And love you. And will possibly send you more emails in the future, hoping you'll take it as a part of my worshiping/loving ritual.

All part of a day's work, ma'am.

Also, yay!

All part of a day's work, ma'am. Also, yay!

Strangely (for me), that's the basic reaction I get from a lot of people (mostly men), when I ask them for things.

I apologize for taken your reply as a gestalt, but I need to say something.

Somebody will need, sometime, to explain to me what is it about it that evokes the formal, cheery and "routinal" comment, all at once. It's been confusing me for years now.

Explain to me why companies insist on printing their bills in such a way that the perforation is always like, an eighth of an inch below the fold of the bill?

Why? What is the purpose of this, other than to drive people who haven't had enough coffee batshit with frustration trying to tear precisely along the perforation without mess ups?

Or is that just me being a Virgo?

Somebody will need, sometime, to explain to me what is it about it that evokes the formal, cheery and "routinal" comment, all at once.

I dunno - for me in this particular case it evokes the response of a superhero upon being thanked for "cleaning up this town" or something.

Or is that just me being a Virgo?

No it's not.

I dunno - for me in this particular case it evokes the response of a superhero upon being thanked for "cleaning up this town" or something.

I get it; yet, weirdness remains.

Monday: meh..., that's about it. But I did find a cute song about Toby Ziegler on the interwebs(it's in my lj, but I thought I'd mention it here cause I know I'm not the only Ziegler's Bitch in here.)

I'm writing an email to my state senator about an amendment "protecting traditional marriage"...I'm finding it difficult to construct any sort of coherent argument, especially one that doesn't use profanity. Not that I think it will make a bit of difference. And, not to be stereotyping, but his wife is a local newscaster who does a lot of theatre, so it's not like this issue is totally outside of his personal universe.

Nothing rhymes with Ziegler! Especially when you pronounce it Zeeegler, like he does. Not that Zihgler is especially more rhymey.

That's in the song! His best shot would have been Fun With Assonance, which, in itself? the sort of phrase doomed to many repeats in the Sorkin-verse. Don't you think? (prepares for roll and talk, natch.)

Or is that just me being a Virgo?

I am pretty much the opposite of your Virgo-ness, Barb (cables freaking everywhere in all their tangled and multitudinous glory, for example), but that drives me crazy, too.