April 23, 2004

Five Questions

*Cinco de Mayo party: yay or nay?

*Does having a weekend with nothing scheduled make you as happy as it makes me?

*Isn't the weather lovely today?

*Would you rather be loved or feared?

*What's the deal with Michael Jackson?

April 21, 2004

I'm Just Saying...

Several times in the past, I've heard people remark both to me and to others that one of the disadvantages of getting married is that you can't cut you toenails in bed anymore.

You think I'm joking? I'm not. I've actually heard people say this on more than one occassion.

Okay, I'll admit it: I do cut my toenails while sitting on my bed. It's the best place to do it. However, while there are advantages to being single, I have never once considered cutting my toenails in bed to be one of them.

That's all.

April 20, 2004

Happy Birthday, Mom!

Today is my mother's birthday. My mother is, as you know if you've met her, an amazingly talented woman and the best mother ever. She has shared many things with me including (but not limited to) her birthday and her personality, but somehow I missed out on most of her creative ability. I'm not bitter, though (only a little jealous). Happy birthday, Mom!

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April 13, 2004

Just For Fun

Grammar God!
You are a GRAMMAR GOD!


If your mission in life is not already to
preserve the English tongue, it should be.
Congratulations and thank you!


How grammatically sound are you?
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April 12, 2004

Monday, Monday

*I had a lovely Easter and I hope you did as well. Other than having to work Saturday morning and the great oven fire/bee chasing/powerline encounter of Saturday afternoon, the whole weekend was pleasant.

*You only have 8 shopping days until my birthday. I expect something good, so get shopping. ; )

*Rachel and Andrew are officially engaged now. Congratulations!

April 08, 2004

It Turns Out There Is an Arizona

Well, I'm back. I've been too busy catching up with life to write anything, plus I couldn't decide what to write about my trip. I had a fantastic time and, as cheesy as it sounds, I learned a little more about myself while I was there. I won't get into that because I don't want to go all "modern psychology" on you and I don't like to get too personal on my blog. Anyway, Arizona was lovely. It snowed while I was in Prescott and was rainy and chilly most of the time I was there.
I met a lot of people while I was there and I found myself having the attitude that I didn't need to get to know anyone because I would never see them again, but then I realized that there were 9 or 10 people there who I had met before and never really expected to see again. Goes to show that you never know how people will come into your life - who will stay, who will go. There are people who I was very close to 5 years ago who I now have little or no contact with and there are people who I didn't even know 5 years ago or who I met and never expected to see again, who are now some of my closest friends.
I was happy that I found some people close to my age to hang out with. I wasn't sure what to expect, but I found some people (one of whom used to live in Moscow and knew a lot of the same poeple I know) who are in similar places in their lives, so I had a good time getting to know them some.
Another thing I realized while I was gone is that I could never be on Survivor. Okay, okay, besides the fact that I'm a city girl who much prefers hotels and shopping to camping and hiking, it's that whole sleep deprivation thing that would really get me. I spent my first 3 nights in Arizona with limited sleep and by Sunday night, I was absolutely dilerious. I wish I could take a vacation where I go away for a few days, then come home for one night to sleep, then finish the rest of the vacation.
I started writing this with a point, but I forgot what it was supposed to be. I'm rambling. And I could keep on. For pages and pages. But I won't.