Xander ,'End of Days'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Much ~ma for Mal. May everything pass easily.
Yes, but I have the version with RZ's singing on it. Which, I realize, might be a negative for more than a plurality of the board.
I have this version (and kind of like RZ's interjections) and the original, but had no idea Gin Blossoms covered it. Must seek.
If it weren't for that crazy kid, you'd get away with it.
No, it is because of those crazy kids I don't have to watch the same Elmo video for the hundredth time!
G is fast asleep. He was yawning a lot this morning, and I said, "G's tired." His reply was the all too true, "No, Auntie sj's tired."
Welcome back, Trudy!
Yay, Trudy! Glad to hear it!
You know, it's not that I thought that I was being punished by God because my dad died, but the real punishment is that my mother wants to talk to me about everything. And asks for advice and won't listen. And if she doesn't get the response she wants, she just keeps repeating herself. If I am not appropriately outraged by whatever craziness she's perpetuating, it's like she thinks if she keeps telling me, I'll understand. @@
Oh, you guys, hugs all around!
Steph, they may not have given you settings to prevent overprinting. Here's a good source on overprinting problems (and really a lot of things GD related) [link]
And if she doesn't get the response she wants, she just keeps repeating herself. If I am not appropriately outraged by whatever craziness she's perpetuating, it's like she thinks if she keeps telling me, I'll understand. @@
Kinda makes me wannaa transplant bits of my mind into yours so I can be a fly on the wall of your brain while you try managing communication with her the way I manage communication and behavior with the folks who live in the group homes.
Steph, they may not have given you settings to prevent overprinting.
I wondered about that, but I still circle back to -- if the settings weren't set to prevent overprinting, why has it never happened before?
Here's a good source on overprinting problems (and really a lot of things GD related) [link]
I was googling like crazy last night until Tim came home and made me stop -- I saw that link, but didn't read too far into it because I was already completely brain-fried.
I'm going to read it now that I've had a good night's sleep and am calmer today. Thanks!
Yay, Trudy! I'm glad the pain is beginning to subside.
It's totally probable that a setting somewhere was changed or reset. But at least the stuff at that link will let you know what you're looking for.
X-posting from Natter, but with people suffering loss etc. a friend sent me this link yesterday (you may not want to read it at work as it will likely make you cry). It's about loss and reaching out and getting "unstuck" [link]