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[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.
I need to ask for your hair stylist's name, too.
oh yes. awesomesauce hair stylist.
and, if you need it, my acupuncture miracle-worker. Tomorrow makes 4 months without a migraine. This is a right miracle.
plus, we have co-op grocery stores (in addition to TJs)!
and, if you need it, my acupuncture miracle-worker. Tomorrow makes 4 months without a migraine. This is a right miracle.
Wow, that's fantastic.
co-op grocery stores
Oh, I love that concept! I flirted with it in northern Del., before I moved to Balto., but never did sign up. Do you do CSA? That's another thing I want to do for sure.
Do you do CSA?
We don't, but we have a fantastic Saturday market a block away. I know people who do, and will ask who likes theirs.
Cool, thanks!
I am really excited about this move. And I just talked to my new boss this morning, and I am going to move up the Saturday/Sunday after Thanksgiving and start work that Monday.
awesome! keep me posted!
This is my favorite part of being a buffista: you never have to be alone. There are us *everywhere* (okay, almost everywhere, not here, obviously) and people moving to a new city get to move *to* buffistas a lot of the time.
but I also see the delicious, hilarious irony in this.
When I worked for the power company, a construction crew down the street severed the power cable to our building. Without power, there was damn little we could do, so we were sent home. I trudged down 22 flights of stairs to find that every local station was filming us, because they found the power company without power irresistible.
We just found out that the head of our program is going to come speak to us all tomorrow first thing. The general reaction to this announcement was uncertainty and nervous jokes.
Hmm.
sigh ... I just had a series of emails back and forth with someone in my office who just CANNOT understand that what she sees on her screen isn't what everyone - or even most people - will see on theirs. Well, OF COURSE, everyone will see exactly what she sees ... and stop being difficult.