For a little amusement, it seems sometimes you CAN rely on the kindness of strangers.
Natter 75: More Than a Million Natters Served
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.
Timelies all!
The County schools are on delay today, so before care was cancelled, and things started with nursery school at 9:15. With that, and the fact that I have a doctor's appointment at 2:45 this afternoon and I must be at the office 15 minutes before, so I would have had to leave work at 2, I decided to take the day off.
I'm coining the term Snowannoyance to describe this wet hanky of a Noreaster.
Jesse, I totally get it. Sometimes the very best thing to wish for is fast and painless.
Thanks, y'all. The next time I'm in the northeast I'll look for birch beer. I like root beer/sasparilla, so it sounds promising.
I'm still on Facebook to keep up with my sister and niece. If/when I move closer to them, I might bail on FB.
For a little amusement, it seems sometimes you CAN rely on the kindness of strangers.
So sweet!
I have an ad blocker, so I comfort myself with the knowledge that FB doesn't make that much money off of me. I realize it's probably not true.
Here's why we need Facebook, though: My cousin put up a photo of a beaver from near her house, and said something about Sally Beaver. A friend of hers commented, "Is that her real name??"
Where else do you find that kind of comedy?
Yes, I think my privacy settings and ad blocking and all that is on point. Also, whatever if the world knows I despise Donald Trump. I'm well accustomed to suddenly getting a ton of junk mail if I happen to mention storm windows or bras in Google. Unknown email doesn't show in my inbox anyway. The part that I have issue with is that by continuing to use FB, which I am, I am somehow endorsing their behavior. Because I am not.
A friend of mine pointed out that in Facebook you can go under settings and see what categories you're in for advertising. It turns out Facebook thinks I'm black.