Gunn ,'Power Play'
[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.
Just because I found myself internally cringing that you were facing another fight, I thought I'd give a separate "Yay!" to the pharmacy being awesome and not making your day that much more difficult, so Yay!
I was so ready for a fight that when they were actually nice and help I was temporarily confused.
Epic, tons of school~ma.
Thanks, sj.
And, since I'm not caught up in Natter but am just about to leave (an hour early, woo!), Happiest of Birthdays to the Inimitable Scola!
👍
And once again, I cannot sleep. Even though I'm tired. I won't fall asleep until 7am, which is when I need to get up. I don't know how to fix this.
Conversation this evening, while Ryan was being somewhat cheeky towards his mother.
Biyi: "Ryan, I hope you're saying that with respect."
Ryan: [cheerily] "Yes, I'm respecting you, but only a little."
So that's good to know.
"Yes, I'm respecting you, but only a little."
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. Man, that kid cracks me up.
Why is that after I do something that takes confidence, like telling my story to the medical panel, I feel worse about my life than ever? I thought I'd feel encouraged but today I feel like a sad living stereotype.(well, okay, some is hormones, and some is thinking about the same event for three months and now it's over and nobody offered me a job nor snogged me in the break room.)
School~ma, Epic.
Ugh, sorry about the insomnia, Zen. The only thing that ever helped with me was getting up early and making myself stay awake until a decent sleep hour. It is really hard to get the body and mind to cooperate with a reasonable sleep schedule.
"Yes, I'm respecting you, but only a little."
Love this!
I'm sorry about the letdown, erikaj. Hope the Blah is fleeting.
Question about college entrance type stuff. Son will probably go to school in the fall. He took the SAT in 7th grade, then again in 2009. He never took the ACT. Should he take both of those this summer. Is June too late?
eta: I get major points for resisting the urge to comment on his former roommates being tossed in jail yesterday. As in - You Would Be There With Them If I Hadn't Removed You. I only said, I'm sorry. That is some real willpower there.
Where is he planning to go to school? Unless they require SAT/ACT to get in, or for scholarship $$, I wouldn't bother. (Community colleges mostly do not, for example.) If he wants to transfer later, he can take it then.
We haven't looked a lot. Florida Gulf Coast talks about requiring them. He tests well so it wouldn't be hard for him, although school is a bit removed for him now. I want to get him somewhere with a possibility of him playing basketball.