Willow ,'Empty Places'
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.
Everyone thought Tim was just being Tim, because that outfit is not totally outside of his recreational outfits. (Except -- gun holsters.) It was sad that no one got it. But we have another party tonight, so we're going to try again.
But next year we may plan ahead and go as Hot Topic Katrina and Ichabod Crane. Mostly because Tim has the Ichabod Crane hair already.
Teppy, that is fan-fucking-tastic. Tim totally pulled off Lana. I wish I was there so I could have squeeeed over it in person.
So fun!
You should tweet that to aisha
Well the child has called ( I am at work) so at least I know he did not do himself harm last night. I honestly could not bring myself to open his door this morning. Didn't want to wake him if he was asleep, didn't want to see if my nightmares come true. My life is good times.
Excellent Archer costumes! Tim looks fantastic.
For I know I do NOT have the patience or self-discipline or unselfishness to be a parent.
I assure you that nobody is born with that kind of patience or self-discipline or unselfishness. Parenthood forces you to become more patient, more disciplined and unselfish.
Parenthood forces you to become more patient, more disciplined and unselfish.
Except in those situations where it doesn't happen, and you've got a helpless human being in the crosshairs. Fortunately, one doesn't have to be forced into parenthood in situations when a person doesn't like the odds. It's not like babies come with a return policy.
Steph, love both your costumes!
You should tweet that to aisha
Aisha would LOVE IT.
Aha! The Doubletree ad is saying "first, the cookie at check-in", not "first we'll cook you a chicken".
A chicken at check-in would be quite the gimmick.
This is the child that assures me that all he needs is to work 20 hours a week at McDonald's and he can pay rent and bills, and save for a car.
I remember Theo Huxtable being schooled on that topic.
I've spent my morning reading Ada Grey theatre reviews. I regret nothing.
This is the child that assures me that all he needs is to work 20 hours a week at McDonald's and he can pay rent and bills, and save for a car.
Even if that were true, by the time he's gotten a bit older, that'll be slightly less satisfying. But if all you've got on your resume is a part time job at McD's, it'll be hard to switch to something better paying, I'd think....