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That is odd. Somebody you have no other connection to?
Barb - love the graphic. Promo is tough - (even just in the ordinary job interview variety) - but it sounds like things are going really well - congratulations!!
Billytea - good to hear that the nephew is doing well.
I love you all, so much.
Also, clean flannel sheets on a cold night are total heaven. Ahhh.
Shir, I wish you much luck and patience dealing with all of the assholes. I also like the way Sady from Tiger Beatdown makes the occasional example of a troll. BTW, I used the occasion of your site to talk to the Fresh Makers about street harassment. I'm not sure they totally got it, but I think a chink opened up to let some light in.
Typo! That's scary! Be careful and see a doc if you need to.
Spidra, congrats on the gardening and I shall cross my twigs that your transplants thrive.
There was more, but my coffee and oatmeal are ready.
Emeline had her first gymnastics "meet" yesterday. She did pretty well considering she's only done gymnastics for 6 weeks. Here's a picture from the FB album: [link]
I'm trying to put the video I shot up on You Tube.
*sniff* My baby is not so much a baby anymores.
That is odd. Somebody you have no other connection to?
He does live near where I grew up, in a place that I lot of people I grew up with moved to, but I don't recognize either his picture or his name. (As far as I can recall, I've only ever met one person with that name, and he spelled it differently.)
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As for patience... ha. Let's just say I'm passing anyone who insists on existential loops to a another friend who's wicked in shooting to the exact discourse needed - militant, postmodern, whatnot. This chick rules, and saves me headaches from headesks.
Laura!
Also, they're goooone! However, in the shuffle of my having to drive their car, then them having to ride with me (with my sister in the back of a small king cab), my driving glasses have gone missing.
My mother informs me that my tastes are too cheap, and I need to think of something more expensive that I want for a birthday present. (She's suggested a new TV. I said OK, but apparently I wasn't enthusiastic enough about it, so I need to think of something expensive that I can sound enthusiastic about wanting.)
OK, I think I can be enthusiastic about wanting an electric keyboard, because there's no room for a piano in my apartment. Maybe now my mom will stop being all sad that I don't want jewelry. Making music is suitably girly. (Plus, playing the piano is something I actually like doing.)
It also served to remind me to dowload the CD for my step-father's birthday.
Thanks very much, Laura! I'm glad to hear they enjoy it. Neat that they met in community chorus. I hope they still sing together. That's something I've never had in any of my relationships.
Electric keyboard sounds good, Hil. And if she still wants to spend more, get one with weighted keys. I used to think a piano player friend of mine was being a princess for insisting on weighted keys, but after having tried to play a bit on my cheap M-Audio, I realize the weighted keys really make a difference.
As for the guy on Jdate? It could be a mistake but I have to say in my own experience on personals sites, there are a lot of clueless guys who take a blunderbuss approach to it. And they really are clueless enough to open with a line like that.