Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:23 am
I've decided that I must have "stoopid" stamped on my forehead...either that or my reputation for being a fool precedes me! 
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Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:28 am
neutral I suppose
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 4:20 pm
I HURT!!
I slipped on the ice and fell last night after a whole lot of red wine. I think I bruised my tailbone. You'd be suprised how many things you do make it hurt.
Hopefully that will teach me a lesson in red wine consumption.
I slipped on the ice and fell last night after a whole lot of red wine. I think I bruised my tailbone. You'd be suprised how many things you do make it hurt.
Hopefully that will teach me a lesson in red wine consumption.
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 4:23 pm
What a pain in the a*s. Hope you feel better!Lorelei wrote:I HURT!!
I slipped on the ice and fell last night after a whole lot of red wine. I think I bruised my tailbone. You'd be suprised how many things you do make it hurt.
Hopefully that will teach me a lesson in red wine consumption.
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 4:35 pm
happy to hear it Driver!!! you so totally deserve good stuff to happen for you!!! and by the waydrew wrote:It's like for once in my life things actually seem positive...you know..other than that whole Getting-married-and-having-three-kids-before-I'm-thirty thing.
i l o v e your sig!!!!
To all the fellas out there with ladies to impress
It's easy to do just follow these steps
1: Cut a hole in a box
2: Put your junk in that box
3: Make her open the box
And that's the way you do it
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 5:29 pm
Hope your tailbone feels better soon, Lorelei!
Good luck with the new/old job, Drew!
Feeling pretty relaxed today. I'm off work for President's Day, but Younger Daughter had to go to school. So I got up this morning to get her out the door, then did laundry, finished the Patricia McKillip novel I was reading ("Ombria in Shadow"), and went online -- and I didn't have to negotiate with the kid for the laptop!
Good luck with the new/old job, Drew!
Feeling pretty relaxed today. I'm off work for President's Day, but Younger Daughter had to go to school. So I got up this morning to get her out the door, then did laundry, finished the Patricia McKillip novel I was reading ("Ombria in Shadow"), and went online -- and I didn't have to negotiate with the kid for the laptop!
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:10 pm
I'm off today as well. I'm just hanging out, helping the new pup get adjusted to the place.
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:18 pm
He's so cute Damelon. What's his name?
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:48 pm
Mani, after the Norse god of the Moon. The reason I named him that is in the Pets thread.
He's a little wary of me since when he sees me walking toward him since I'm usually hauling him downstairs to put him outside in the cold. He's making a game of making me chase him around the couch. He gets a little hop in his step when he does that. He's a quiet dog. I haven't heard him bark yet. I did find out this morning that he likes getting his belly rubbed though.
He's a little wary of me since when he sees me walking toward him since I'm usually hauling him downstairs to put him outside in the cold. He's making a game of making me chase him around the couch. He gets a little hop in his step when he does that. He's a quiet dog. I haven't heard him bark yet. I did find out this morning that he likes getting his belly rubbed though.
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 7:18 pm
I just want to woogie him on his ears and kiss his little snorty snout. Gah, I am such a sucker for a dog.
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 10:10 pm
Must stop staying up until 2am...hang on...did I say this yesterday??? 
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 10:47 pm
Feel like you're in the movie Groundhog Day?Seareach wrote:Must stop staying up until 2am...hang on...did I say this yesterday???
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 12:16 am
For a friend.Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 12:56 am
It's taken from the piece, "Dick in a box" performed by Justin Timberlake on Saturday Night Live.Lucimay wrote:i l o v e your sig!!!!
To all the fellas out there with ladies to impress
It's easy to do just follow these steps
1: Cut a hole in a box
2: Put your junk in that box
3: Make her open the box
And that's the way you do it
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 11:05 am
Fantabulous day! 
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 9:32 pm
Well, if I had written yesterday, I'd have said great, but right now I'd say kind of crappy... a girl I've met at the New Year's party and with whom I've been going out until I had to come back to Germany - but with whom I've been keeping in touch via MSN and phone - was very happy to see me last weekend, and we ended up kissing... I was very happy, and then today she told me she thinks we went too fast and she'd rather go back to being good friends, because she's confused. I know she likes me - both in January and last weekend she actually asked me not to go back to Germany, and she was also the one who kissed first; but I think she's afraid - of the distance, of the idea of losing her freedom, and most of all of the fact that she remained single by choice for years, and then I came along and caused her defences to crumble in a month and a half.
I can show her that being together doesn't mean giving up freedom, and I can show her that distance doesn't really matter (I'd be willing and I have the resources to go back home at least once per month to visit), but only she can do something about the last point.
I've heard the saying, "if you love her, let her go", before, but I never before found myself in that position. It's horribly hard, but it's also the only thing I can do if I want to have a hope that she'll realize we're better together than apart, and come back.
I can show her that being together doesn't mean giving up freedom, and I can show her that distance doesn't really matter (I'd be willing and I have the resources to go back home at least once per month to visit), but only she can do something about the last point.
I've heard the saying, "if you love her, let her go", before, but I never before found myself in that position. It's horribly hard, but it's also the only thing I can do if I want to have a hope that she'll realize we're better together than apart, and come back.
Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 12:01 am
I'll send you a pm, Xar. I hope it will help.
Myself, I am stunned. A coworker - more an associate than a friend - suicided two nights ago. The ambulance centre is in shock.
Myself, I am stunned. A coworker - more an associate than a friend - suicided two nights ago. The ambulance centre is in shock.
Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 12:04 am
Must be something going around, Xar...
Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 12:16 am
Feeling a little uncertain of myself.
I am currently nearing the end of a 3-year course in Physics at the University of York. Since I was in school, I found science interesting and enjoyed learning about it, but I've never been able to work out what I want to do as a career. I carried on with maths and physics into A level and University, because that was what I knew.
However, recently I have found myself, distressingly, thinking that I don't really want to get a job related to physics, or maths, or engineering, or whatever. I've started thinking of pursuing completely unrelated subjects, even going so far as to consider applying for uni all over again.
The truth is, I'm beginning to feel as though I have wasted three years of education and a lot of money, just because I couldn't decide what I wanted to do with my life. At the end of this year, I will owe £12,000 in student loans. i really don't want to feel like the last three years of my life, and all that money, have just been a big waste.
I am currently nearing the end of a 3-year course in Physics at the University of York. Since I was in school, I found science interesting and enjoyed learning about it, but I've never been able to work out what I want to do as a career. I carried on with maths and physics into A level and University, because that was what I knew.
However, recently I have found myself, distressingly, thinking that I don't really want to get a job related to physics, or maths, or engineering, or whatever. I've started thinking of pursuing completely unrelated subjects, even going so far as to consider applying for uni all over again.
The truth is, I'm beginning to feel as though I have wasted three years of education and a lot of money, just because I couldn't decide what I wanted to do with my life. At the end of this year, I will owe £12,000 in student loans. i really don't want to feel like the last three years of my life, and all that money, have just been a big waste.
Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 12:33 am
Well, I got to give someone good news today. About six months ago I gave a woman an over the phone estimate based on what another shop had told her she needed to repair and so she saved the money and brought the car to me and when we inspected it today, we found that she didn't actually need to replace the front hub/bearing assemblies that the other shop had told her she needed replaced. They were right about the outer cv boot though so we replaced that and she got out of here for about 450 bucks less than she expected. She was walking on air when I phoned her with the good news.