I'm in my robe, no bra, no shower - headed to karate, so will have to dress in my gi. Then home for a shower, not washing my hair cause I'm getting it colored tonight. After work I see my chiropractor then off to my hair gal. Wheeeee!
Jasmine ,'Power Play'
Natter 73: Chuck Norris only wishes he could Natter
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Sometimes plants die even if you do everything right. That's no measure of anything.
What I mean to say is - all those criteria for Being a Responsible Adult only work in the positive sense. Not doing any of them doe snot make you not a responsible adult. They are sufficient but not necessary conditions.
And work just took a turn and no karate for me, so no bra until after a quick shower.
I keep most of my plants alive, but I'm not doing much of anything on the kids front. In my case, not having kids was the responsible choice, though.
Not doing any of them doe snot make you not a responsible adult.
This is true, but also? I really like "doe snot" as something to say when I'm mad. "Doe snot, that sucks!"
Damn it, Amy, I was going to may a joke about doe snot, too!
Crap, can't keep plants alive. The kids are still alive, so there is that.
If we're making a choice of one or the other, I call this the responsible choice.
Hee, that is a good exclamation! Poor deer with colds.
Our plants are mostly artificial. No need to worry about upkeep (except the occasional dusting), and no need to worry that the cats will eat something they shouldn't.
We do keep cat grass around much of the time. But that isn't intended as a long-term thing.
My plants in my wee container garden are all still alive, somehow. Some of them don't look so good, but they're alive. I feel proud of this. My cats are healthy and happy, and their litter box is (brb...okay) clean, so I'm proud of that too. I still think my life has come to a miserable place when the accomplishments I'm proud of today are remembering to buy toilet paper and go to the post office.