Got hit with some very bad news last night, guys. Can't do anything about it right now, and need a distraction. Somebody tell me something that will take my mind off things.
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I spent an awesome weekend with the little one camping in the Great Outdoors.
Though if you want a distraction, I could rant about bus-sized RVs and some of the idiot campers, or the religious group that insisted on singing around the campfire, loudly, starting at 10 PM. (They sang well, mind you, but that was so not the point.)
Though if you want a distraction, I could rant about bus-sized RVs and some of the idiot campers, or the religious group that insisted on singing around the campfire, loudly, starting at 10 PM. (They sang well, mind you, but that was so not the point.)
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I'm glad you had a good time Bos.
There's something I don't really understand though. Why do people get loud late at night? What's wrong with being loud at 10am, no one minds then do they, we're all (mostly) awake at 10 am.
Two scientists walk into a bar. The first one says, "I'd like some H20." The second one says, "I'd like some H2O, too."
The second one died.
*All credit for this nerd joke goes to Chemistry Cat on Chirper*
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I have no idea.
Had they sung at 9 PM, even, i would have been fine. But by 10, when my little one was exhausted and ready to sleep, was not the time to start serenading. They seemed like they were going to do it two nights in a row, but on Saturday they only sang a few and then quit. Unlike Friday's concert.
*needs earmuffs smiley*
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I ate too much ice-cream today... my tummy hurts now.
I think it only counts as comfort food if you don't gorge out on it. Otherwise, all bets are off.
*may or may not speak from experience*
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A giant cicada flew in the house late last night as I was letting the dogs out. I did not handle this gracefully. My husband did his best not to mock me, but only after he collected the thing and confirmed it was "really freaking massive."
I handle spiders fine. Loud, flying insects? Not so much. Something tells me this is going to be a long summer.
I handle spiders fine. Loud, flying insects? Not so much. Something tells me this is going to be a long summer.
I required gorging today. There's been a disaster of epic proportions.I think it only counts as comfort food if you don't gorge out on it. Otherwise, all bets are off.
*may or may not speak from experience*
Warning: Claims of disaster may or may not be exaggerated for the sake of drama.
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Yes.
Because cicadas are such violent, vicious, things.
I hate grasshoppers, too. Anything that can suddenly fly/spring into action requires me to be on my guard. (This may be my most girly trait.)
This an "Oh, the HUMANITY!" epic disaster?
Or a "Yankees win the Pennant" EPIC disaster??
Just got back from a visit to the Dr for Baby. He got shots, it made him very mad and now he's sleeping.
Now I get to catch up on cleaning since I did nothing but sleep this weekend.
*hugs* Junely, I hope things start looking up. *insert insanely cute picture here*
Now I get to catch up on cleaning since I did nothing but sleep this weekend.
*hugs* Junely, I hope things start looking up. *insert insanely cute picture here*
I don't know what the Pennant is (and I had to Google them to make sure the Yankees actually were what I thought they were), but it's certainly an epic disaster. At least it is in my mind. In reality anyone else would call it an semi-major inconvenience.This an "Oh, the HUMANITY!" epic disaster?
Or a "Yankees win the Pennant" EPIC disaster??
You see my... my CD rack broke. Just fell off the wall. The broken discs were everywhere. It was like the first 20 minutes of Saving Private Ryan condensed into a few seconds and re-cast with Scissor Sisters albums, crappy pop music and musical soundtracks.
Only Duran Duran survived...
Sorry, baseball reference.
As a fellow musicphile, I have to concur. EP.IC.
*reconsiders "musicphile" label... after quietly hiding own Duran Duran stash*
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You should know better than to reference baseball to a British nerd! What were you thinking!?Sorry, baseball reference.
I maintain that if you don't even kind of like at least one Duran Duran song, you have no soul. They're just so catchy!*reconsiders "musicphile" label... after quietly hiding own Duran Duran stash*
Even I would be hard pressed to admit owning a Duran Duran album (though I am well acquainted with the history of the band thanks to their name), but I can sympathize with the disaster... I put up a wooden case to ensure the stoopid plastic crap doesn't rob me of more albums.
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chemisty jokes. *wipes tear*This reminds me of the time I opened the storage closet in a rental condo in Hawaii and found five flyswatters. Thinking that odd, I pulled them out to show the family...and was promptly attacked by multiple flying cockroaches. There was much carnage in paradise that night. Much carnage.
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