One thing I've learned from getting demos from vendors: there is a whole lot of business jargon out there that's just goofy. I thought our specific jargon was bad, but we have jargon to describe things very few other people need to describe. This is making up new words when there are perfectly acceptable common terms.
'Heart Of Gold'
Natter 65: Speed Limit Enforced by Aircraft
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Lots of ~ma for Bob and lisah!
I had a fantastic mango lassi in Portland, OR that was notable for being not very sweet. Mmm.
Why oh why aren't hair cutters open on Sundays??
We were just bemoaning that on Sunday - DH drove all over the county looking for a barber. Full disclosure, I am in the boonies.
I can't decide if I'm willing to try the place my mother, grandmother, and aunt all go. At least it's cheap!
I've started cutting Leif's hair. It saves money and a trip to hair cutting place. The results seem fine for a basic boy haircut.
Not that I'm saying you should have your dad do your hair, Jesse.
Also, welcome home, Perkins! Are we still on for Sunday?
After listening to me grumble about the jackhammers, Lewis offered me his noise-cancelling Bose headphones. Initially, I refused, because I hate wearing headphones while trying to work-- all the sound coming right into my ears tends to really bug me unless I'm on an airplane, but I finally caved and put them on. I can still hear the jackhammers, but only just-- the music coming right into my ears is odd, but I think I can deal for at least a while.
I also just don't like the feeling of the headphones on my head/ears and feel like I'm being a total weakling because I can't tune the stupid jackhammers out.
::is baby::
Oh, but that reminds me to find out where my dad goes.
Man, I love to dither over things that don't matter.
You can get a house for $75,000
weeps bitterly
Are we still on for Sunday?
Yes! I was going to send an email about that today.
You can get a house for $75,000
Don't weep, Frank. No one wants to live here, and not just because of the snow. The economy and unemployment rate is even worse than a lot of the country, the schools are HORRIBLE (all of Fulton's are on notice), and there's just nothing here. Half the stores in town are closed, literally. It's depressing to the nth degree.