Xander ,'First Date'
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.
Thanks for the b-day thanks. Odd year. I'm not sure how to feel about being 44 and still being the "baby" in the family. Granted, I felt the same weirdness at 40 and 35 and...
I'm not sure why, but 44 feels strange. Got good results from my last physical though, so that's something.
Mostly, I miss so many of the friends who have moved away. That makes me feel older for some reason.
my searching-fu is off. Someone, I think in the last natter, was talking about a product that is not Nature's Miracle for getting out cat urine odors.
lisah, that'd be cool. But we still need a copy for msbelle! Still haven't decided what to do next week. Threw out a query on fb to see who might be around. I dunno.
msbelle- I have hard good things about Odoban, and I swear by a mixture of white vinegar and hydrogen peroxide (pour them on separately).
Happy birthday, Frank! I hope it's as thrilling and colorful as Suspiria. Not really. Nobody needs that kind of thrill.
DH is looking to pin down a word that describes something that has value beyond intrinsic.
Extrinsic value! Or the dreaded (in baseball stats circles) "intangibles." Uh....Peripheral value.
Emmett had his 53rd "Best Day Ever" as I took him and all his money from umpiring this year to the Lego Store (half an hour south of SF at the Hillsdale Mall) and he dropped $200+ on four Lego sets.
Then he declared Hillsdale Mall his personal paradise because it also had a Sweet Shop (where he got a fantastic selection of gummy stuff, including Gummy Orcas), and was sorely tempted by Hot Topic (Invader Zim shirts), Lids (baseball hats), and Winners (baseball jerseys).
Then we went to In-N-Out and he was blissfully happy.
DH is looking to pin down a word that describes something that has value beyond intrinsic.
In an accounting context it could be "intangible"?
Happy Birthday, Frank!
I had the occasion to look thru my Snowpocalypse photos. Holy hell. I forget how much snow that was. Hard to imagine now. Even with all the windows open and cool, cool air circulating.
I was just thinking today how easy it is to discount the coldness of winter when it's 90 degree outside.
Deb, yep. And I like the heat! It's just hard to imagine my deck completely full of snow to the railings for WEEKS when I am sitting here in a tank and short shorts. And yet I lived it and it ended up bringing me great things.