I often wonder what would happen if, gods forbid, S. dropped dead. I met him when I was not quite eighteen. I've only ever really been in a relationship with *him*.

dessert is a tiny bit of Strawberry and Champagne dark chocolate

Oh, good god. I gotta get some of that.

Random thought: The Ting Tings' "That's Not My Name" has no right to be as good as it is.

Met D. at 37. No freak-ass church, but years of thinking overweight = unattractive, yeah. What Steph said.

I made potato skillets tonight, with potatoes fried in bacon grease, served with baby bella mushrooms sauteed in butter, garlic, onions and red wine with sour cream, parmesan cheese and salsa. D had two over-easy eggs on his; I thought the potatoes were heart attack worthy enough without the egg.

I am stuffed. But it was delicious.

All of you who didn't burn your dinners can bite me.

I think I will eat pumpkin ice cream. That will make it better.

I met my husband when I was 19.

I met Bec when I was 19 and she was 17. I was 36 when I met Wallybee; she was 33. (33 was pretty far over the hill acording to Chinese cultural expectations, not that she cared particularly. I think her parents were worried about it though.)

I think I will eat pumpkin ice cream. That will make it better.

I expect so.

I should probably eat dinner.

I had some too-sweet apple crisp, but it was still apple crisp! I had 3.5 apples in the house, and am going out of town tomorrow, so I had to do it....

I have a similar problem. 10 apples not quite good enough to eat on their own; I'd be happy to make them into something, even if they're not great for eating. Suggestions, people?

I had a toasted cheese sandwich. No flames. I might root through the cauldron of Halloween candy in hopes of a Special Dark for dessert, as pumpkin ice cream is not presently an option. Must remember that Cost Plus has yummy stuff.

I think I will not add my anecdata to the relationship conversation as I don't know what conclusions to draw from my history at this point.