If you go, you get the afternoon off. If you don't go, you have to stay and work.
We have something similar the Friday before the 4th of July holiday. Everyone firmwide gets to leave at 3:00, but our office also takes over a localish (20 minutes away) hamburger place, with lunch lasting from 12-2, so a lot of people just don't come back, but if you don't go, you're only supposed to take your normal lunch hour.
I like all of the 1/2 hour comedies already mentioned AND MODERN FAMILY.
Brenda, I can't say much, but I fear what you're going through is also going to be happening where I work.
Shallow 'Rolling Stone' Hit Piece is Just What Michele Bachmann Needed
Following the Palin blueprint, Bachmann plans on fully leveraging the negative publicity with her base: they see leftist attacks as a point of pride and an indication of strength.
The NYT Peter Falk obit [link] is great.
Peter Michael Falk ...grew up in Ossining, N.Y, where his father owned a clothing store and where, in spite of his missing eye, he was a high school athlete. [He lost the eye to cancer at 3.] In one story he liked to tell, after being called out at third base during a baseball game, he removed his eye and handed it to the umpire.
“You’ll do better with this,” he said.
When I think of songs about domestic violence I always think of Luka first. Weird not to see it there.
Feh, brenda. That sucks.
In re: Raising Hope... BOOYAH!
That is all.
Hah! Love this. I enjoy buying clothes/jewelry while traveling so when people say "oh, those are great earrings!" I can say "I got them in Budapest/Hawaii/Peru!"
After this conversation, coincidentally, I put on some earrings my friend brought me back from Chile.
When I think of songs about domestic violence I always think of Luka first. Weird not to see it there.
And no "Janie's Got a Gun," either.
When I think of songs about domestic violence I always think of Luka first. Weird not to see it there.
Yeah, I guess they are all about intimate partner violence, not child abuse? In that case, I want to see Johnny Cash doing "Delia's Gone."
When I think of songs about domestic violence I always think of Luka first. Weird not to see it there.
And no 10,000 Maniacs' "What's the Matter Here."
But I do love a lot of the songs in that list.
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I guess they are all about intimate partner violence, not child abuse?
Oh. That explains it.