(or whatever it's called)
Bob Likes Carrots. Or, Limerance.
'Smile Time'
[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.
(or whatever it's called)
Bob Likes Carrots. Or, Limerance.
It's the summer funk, Pix. I recommend booze and music and the media of your choice. Followed by a project list tomorrow.
Ha, one of my girls on facebook is in this phase. She's all, OMG Mavs totally won there (sic) first NBA Champion, XOXO my luv.
But she's a teenager, so I think she's allowed.
I only got to do that once. ever.
Hey, Bitches!
It's the summer funk, Pix. I recommend booze and music and the media of your choice. Followed by a project list tomorrow.
This.
I'm on my last countdown towards summer break. 2.5 days left! Whee!
I start summer drama camp on Monday, so I will have all of 4 days off, so not much of a summer break. Over the weekend I did finally write the play for this summer. That's not last minute, is it, if camp doesn't start for a whole week?? It should be a fun play. It's called "Zombeo and Juliet." Zombies and Shakespeare! What could be more fun??
huh - I didn't realize they still made station wagons - thought everyone had gone to SUVs and suchlike. (And one of my adolescent accomplishments was being able to parallel park a Ford Country Squire station wagon.)
Drama camp! That sounds fabulous! And who doesn't love zombies and shakespeare!
huh - I didn't realize they still made station wagons
I think they stopped for a while. I think my 1996 Buick Roadmaster was among the last ones. But apparently they're back!
I drove a REALLY REALLY LONG station wagon for a while in grad school, while my car was getting fixed.
The thing was the length of a city block, and one of the tires was so old, it just fell to flapping pieces on a back road in Missouri one hot summer day.
Did I show you our swag wag complete with upgrade specifications from my camp girls.
In Ryan's continuing linguistic development, he now uses the proper tones when speaking Chinese. From an English-speaker's perspective, this is quite awesome, like this is the first thing in which he surpasses me. In English development, he's now comfortable stringing together two words at a time, and he now knows both "koala" and "kangaroo" (which he calls "karoo").
Oh! And I did my exam on Friday, another semester over. So that's nice.
Well Done Ryan with the linguistics and Good Job billytea for another semester accomplished.