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February 29, 2004
Oscar Night
I can't say that I am a big fan of Sunday nights. There is always a slight tinge sad anticipation of the Monday morning to come. That said I think watching the Oscars with
I've has a really good weekend. Friday was bumming around with Flounder, Saturday was shoe shopping with Mi Mama -- followed up with a surprise birthday party for my 73 y/o Grandma Dee. The family gathered and it was good. And Sunday? Today it was bagels for brekkie, cleaning of my bedroom (Boy was it eve needed!) and house hunting again on Flounder's behalf. I think we got a bit closer on this trip. Good times all around.
In other news, I made a promise that I would have some research about going back to school done by today and I have only partially completed my task. Bad girl, *slaps hand* BAD! So what am I going to do about this failing? Set another deadline for myself and carry on. and so I shall.
Quote of the Day:
"The problem is not that there are problems. The problem is expecting otherwise and thinking that having problems is a problem."
-Theodore Rubin
February 27, 2004
You give me the chills
Are you in Love? Are you tired of trying to hold your loved-ones hand through bulky Mittens? Then for you, now there are Smittens!
You want outdoor romance, your man wants a drink with the boys on the patio? Have I got the gift for you! Chug without Bugs!
Your guy has agreed to go to your cusin's wedding -- even though you know he will grumble and be board the whole time. What's the answer? Puzzle cufflinks! Keep him busy and quiet.
Classics.
Posted by La at 1:42 PM | Comments (0)Vent
I just have to take a moment to vent. My crappy old boss (thank God she left our office and I was reassigned!) just did her typical high-stress whirlwind act through the office. She does this super nice act I just can't stand while asking you to do rideculus requests in no time at all.
SHE DRIVE ME INSANE! Boy am I glad she doesn't work here anymore. Now, I just wish she would get out of here and leave me in peace.
Posted by La at 11:23 AM | Comments (0)The State of American Health
According to the National Centers for Health Statistics have put out a rather suprising report. It seems less people are obese today (22%) than were obese in 1999-2000 (35%). Good news! Check all the Smokeing, Weight and Alcohol stats.
The coming weekend is looking a little busy. Tonight
As seen on jordsd's blog, I tried the Who is your secret Hogwarts Lover? quiz. Since Lucious Malfoy was the answer, I decided not to put the photo up. I hope you will forgive me.
Finally, do you ever feel scattered? I have so many thoughts flying through my head, I am having trouble
not following each one in a different direction. I think I will start writing as much of it down as I can so I can
focus on the work stuff I should be concentrating on. I hate it when this happens.
Quote of the Day:
Everybody can be great...because anybody can serve. You don't have to have a college degree to serve. You don't have to make your subject and verb agree to serve. You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
February 26, 2004
Palm Fun
I am very much looking forward getting started using the Palm again. I have been searching for software to help me manage my lists and checkbook. So far I have found SuperList3 and Money Tender -- the first to help me manage my lists, the second to act as a digital checkbook. The checkbook is especially great since I use my check card like cash, I have so many transactions in my checkbook that I am always running out of room.
The most exciting aspect of using the Palm will be playing Bubblet again. This is only the most addictive game I have ever played. A great way to spend a commute -- or a road trip with the Storybook Family. :)
Quote of the Day:
"The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled."
-Plutarch
Fred and George
Gacked from
Harry Potter Personality Quiz by Pirate Monkeys Inc.
I am not sure about being Fred and George, but I am totally and ENFP.
Posted by La at 9:08 AM | Comments (0)February 25, 2004
Art
I am an art lover, but even I think this goes a bit far.
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Lend me some sugar, I'm your neighbor!
Had a fab time with DK last night making CDs. I was so taken with his collection that I started pulling music into two playlists -- Workout Music and Other Music I wanted. After I filled both lists up to the 160 mg point, I started dividing them up to fit on CDs. As bad luck would have it, as soon as I had the Workout Music divided into 2 lists, I accidentally deleted one. UGH! There goes an hour of music hunting. Thank God the other lists didn't fall to the same fate.
Thanks to my new CDs I was able to listen to Hey Ya! three times in a row on the way into work. That's a damn good way to start a day, I have to tell you.
What else is going on? I am hunting eBay for accessories for the Palm M100, and today I need to go pickup some comfy headphones. I hate those earbuds, they are always to large and hurt my poor ears.
Quote of the Day:
Now I wanna see ya'll on ya'll baddest behavior!
Lend me some sugar!
I am your neighbor!
Outkast -- Hey Ya!
February 24, 2004
Sweat
Despite my bold assertions,
Tonight I have plans with DK to gack some of his music. He has quite the digital music collection that I plan to take advantage of. You see, I am having a smidge of trouble staying motivated on the workout equipment while watching 7th Heaven and Wheel of Fortune on the communal TV. DK is kindly coming to my aid. All the music I own is rather down tempo. I will pick out the most rocking of music he has to keep me going. Yay!
In other positive news, my friend S in the UK (still havn't come up with a moniker for her -- S any ideas?) has kindly agreed to lend back to me the old PDA that I originally lent to her. Acutally I guess I gave it to her since we made a trade -- her cell phone for my PDA. This time around we are trading Norah Jones and Snack Food for the PDA. I am hoping it helps me with my list managment issues. I have become a list making fool! Good for organization in general, but now I need help managing my lists. Does it never end? If I find success using the old PDA (Palm M100) I will eventually upgrade to something more powerful. If it doesn't work for me, why throw good money after bad?
Also I just talked to Mi Mama and she wants to start walking during our lunch breaks. We only work a couple block away from each other, so it wouldn't be hard to organize. As a diabetic, she really finds a midday walk helps keep her blood sugar low. I haven't agreed yet, I am pretty sure I will do it.
Reasons to do it:
1) Walking at lunch will keep me moving on days when the gym doesn't happen.
2) Since the entre of Flounder, I haven't seen as much of Mi Mama as I used to, so it will be good time to catch up.
3) She offered to buy me new walking shoes to keep at the office -- and while I may be lazy, I am not stupid! :*)
4) Perhaps this will encourage me to put my pedometer (currently sitting on my desk where it has been for a few weeks now!) back on my belt.
Lord am I ever inconsisent. I drive myself crazy!
Must get more sleep -- I am having trouble keeping my eyes open this morning. Coffee, yes coffee, that's the ticket!
Quote of the Day:
"Efficiency is intelligent laziness."
-David Dunham
February 22, 2004
Agreed
Today Rich and I agreed:
*I can decorate the Kitchen
*He can decorate the office
*We will use my bed and linens (color scheme) in the bedroom--
as well as my armoire in the bedroom
*We both like the Myles rug, and should use it at the color scheme for the living/dining room
*His Bedroom and bathroom fixtures will be used in the guest bath and bedrooms
*All pillows should be solid and there will never be any use of plaid
Sunday
Friday night, Yess came into town. As always, it was wonderful to see her again. It is a beautiful thing to like your boyfriends best friend so much. I am very lucky!
Saturday the three of us went out for breakfast. MMMmmmm pancakes. Then we went up to Ellicott City and did some antiquing. I bought a lovely red hat that I like very much for only $15 at Rugs to Riches. I was very pleased. We also discovered an awesome house-wears/design boutique called What's In Store. I wish this place had a website. It is ultra cool and over run with atmosphere. Sadly we had to head back a little early because of my dinner plans.
Dinner at Bambi and Yoda's place Saturday night was delightful. I am never home and often miss seeing my room mate and I I haven't had much chance to see Condorman recently either, so we had a great time. The only downside was that Condorman didn't bring his girlfriend R. He has promised she will be introduced to the group in the near future, but I am getting a little antsy. How can they have been going out for 7 or 8 months now and I haven't met her? When it come to affairs of the heart, I am rather protective of my friends. I am sure she id great, and Condorman seems very happy, but I want to MEET HER! I will have to make that happen.
In other news, if equal rights for Gay Americans is important to you, I encourage you to visit www.millionformarriage.com and sign their petition.
Quote of the Day:
"Most people would rather be certain they're miserable, than risk being happy."
-Robert Anthony
February 20, 2004
Impulse buy!
Ebay has got me again. On a total impulse, I just bought a new jewelry box. At less than $30 I think I did pretty well! Yippee!
Posted by La at 2:22 PM | Comments (0)Why?
First, let me say I am very happy it is Friday and I have such a lovely weekend ahead of me.
Secondly, why is everything I want in life so expensive? I should probably point out at this point that I love stuff. I fight my urdge to collect cute, trendy, usful and interesting stuff on an almost daily absis. Examples of wonderful, but expensive stuff I desire:
1. Apple iPod
2. Everything made by Horchow. I especially admire the Inital Cards -- topping out at almost $130.00 and "Rosine" Quilt for a low, reasonable price of $759.90.
3. The previously mentioned Laurel Desk from Pottery Barn.
4. Of course there is the college education I am seeking, for a solid $20,000 - 40,000.
Oh, I know there are more too...but my little brain refuses to dwell any futher on what I do not have. Let's instead look at what I do have!
1. A wonderful brother who is not in jail.
2. A job, which does no light my fire, but does pay the bills and isn't driving my insane.
3. The very fabulous
4. A running vehical. Very usefull.
5. My health!
6. I forum to whine in. :)
Enough babble. On to the...
Quote of the Day:
| "Throw your dreams into space like a kite, and you do not know what it will bring back, a new life, a new friend, a new love, a new country." -Anais Nin, |
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February 19, 2004
Seriously?
Unexpected....
I have never read this book, but OK!
You're Ulysses!
by James Joyce
Most people are convinced that you don't make any sense, but compared to what else you could say, what you're saying now makes tons of sense. What people do understand about you is your vulgarity, which has convinced people that you are at once brilliant and repugnant. Meanwhile you are content to wander around aimlessly, taking in the sights and sounds of the city. What you see is vast, almost limitless, and brings you additional fame. When no one is looking, you dream of being a Greek folk hero.
Rather Good
Well I have managed to accomplish one thing before, my team meeting begins. The cell Phone voicemail is now set up. Hurrah!
Also, last night my roomamte informed me that the rat like things you see singing in the current Quizno's commercails are creations of rathergood.com. I still think they are freaky.
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A baby step forward
A few good things to report:
1. Micah has still not been arrested or charged with auto theft. V. good.
2. My
3. It looks like the wonderful Yess is coming down to visit this Saturday. Lovely.
4. Saturday evening I have dinner plans at Bambi and Yoda's house, where I will finally get to meet their new puppy. Fab.
5. I have collected some more info about our local college to go over this weekend. Flounder has made it his personal mission to make sure I realize my goal of going back to school, so hopefully seeing me flipping through a college catolog will please him. Nice.
6. Today's goal? To setup the voicemail on my cell phone. That should please everyone. Hurrah!
Quote of the Day:
Courage is like love; it must have hope to nourish it.
- Napoleon Bonaparte
February 18, 2004
Committee Meetings
Has anyone ever invented a bigger waste of time than a committee meeting? Dear God. Watch the day fly.
Quote for the Day:
"Chance is always powerful. Let your hook be always cast; in the pool where you least expect it, there will be a fish."
Ovid
February 17, 2004
Hey Ya!
Just like everyone else in the country I love Outkast's, Hey Ya! However, Polaroid has suggested we not take Outkast's advice:
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Wonderful Weekend
As der_flounder noted, he and I got away to Colonial Williamsburg this President's Day weekend to celebrate Valentine's day. I should mention that this is the second time I have attempted to update my LJ with news from this weekend. The first time around the entry was lost due to user error (oops!) so I may skim the experience a bit. Bear with me.
We took our time heading out on Saturday and didn't arrive in Williamsburg until after 4:00. We checked in and headed over to the Visitor Center conveniently right next door. There we discovered that for a mere additional $8 each we could get passes to the colonial area, for a whole year. Well! Flounder is a history geek, and I love a good costume drama, so of course we went for it. After reveling in our good luck, we settled in and dressed for dinner. We dined on authentic colonial fair at Christiana Campbell's Tavern. The meal was delicious and lit by candle light. A wonderful meal including spoonbread, slaw and giant napkins tied around our necks (like you do!). Photos were taken and perhaps if we feel like giving the world a good laugh, Flounder might post them. :)
Sunday was tour day! We lucked out that the weather was quite nice. Cold certainly, but not too chilly to walk around outside. We started off at the Governor's Palace and wandered our way around D.O.G. Street -- Market Square, the Court House and various shops selling wares and instructing the patrons how the various items were made. The Print Shop was the most dangerous, not because of any harm that might befall one there, but because of the maps. You see, my dear Flounder is a great collector of maps old and new. Such is his passion that I fear there will come a day when not a wall or surface of his home will go unadorned. Thusly, I remain concerned whenever we enter an area that is as riddled with printing of historic documents as the Print shop was. Amazingly, we did escape without purchasing anything in this shop, but don't dare think we returned home without a map my friend, hardly. After lunch we visited The Public Hospital and the Dewitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum. I was surprised to see how fake jewels were make of paste back in the day (paste does NOT a diamond make!) and they had a wide array of period ceramics. Soon we rushed back to Market Square so that we might not miss the parade. The Salute to the Presidents included the parade of a fife and drum corp. and a cannon salute to our nation's presidents. Oh, the pageantry! There were even a few (fake) Presidents in attendance.
That evening after dinner, we proceeded to the Kimball theater to attend An Election Year Evening with the Presidents. The actors who portrayed the presidents Washington, Jefferson and Madison were on stage fielding questions regarding the birth of our nation and their intentions when founding the country. The classic part however came when in a surprise appearance FDR was rolled out on stage. If only you could have seen Washington's face when it was mentioned that FDR had been elected for four terms. Classic indeed. Upon leaving the theater, we found a lovely and picturesque veil of snow had fallen on the town. Perfect.
Monday, we attempted to do some outlet shopping but just weren't tempted by what we found. Instead we headed home to beat the traffic. All in all a wonderful time. I look forward to doing it again (as we must now that we have Freedom Passes!) and catching what we missed this time around.
Quote of the Day:
Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared.
Buddha
February 13, 2004
Oops! I forgot!
Quote of the Day:
"To love at all is to be vulnerable. Love anything, and your heart will certainly be wrung and possibly be broken. If you want to make sure of keeping it intact, you must give your heart to no one, not even to an animal. Wrap it carefully round with hobbies and little luxuries; avoid all entanglements; lock it up safe in the coffin of your selfishness. But in that casket—safe, dark motionless, airless—it will change. It will not be broken; it will become unbreakable, impenetrable, irredeemable…The only safe place outside Heaven where you can be perfectly safe from all the dangers of love…is Hell."
C.S. Lewis
Feels Like Home
I picked up the new Norah Jones album. I just couldn't hold out any longer, the media blitz was getting to me. So far I am really enjoying it. Sunrise is my favorite thus far, but I will report back as I hear more.
Last night,
Tonight, Mi Mama is cooking Flounder a belated birthday dinner. What did my darling choose to have? Breakfast for dinner, including Creme Brulee French Toast! It is damn good stuff, but oc course Mi Mama is a wonderful cook. If only she would teach me! :)
Nothing new to report on Micah's legal woes. No arrests, no motion, very frustrating!
I had better get to work. Since Flounder and I are escaping for a long weekend, I won't be in the office on Monday. Time to go earn my money!
Posted by La at 9:12 AM | Comments (0)February 12, 2004
Crazy South Korea
I am quite distressed that South Korean Scientists claim to have cloned a human embryo which is allegedly growing this very moment in some womans womb. No good I tell you!
S Korea probes human clone claim
By Golly it's RED!
I have had the same winter coat for 3 or 4 years now, heck maybe longer. It is a slim down coat, not too puffy (BEWARE! STAYPUFFED GIRL!), but plenty warm. It is red, well it was red when I bought it. Lately it had become terribly dingy. Wearing it on the Metro everyday had left it with a not very nice grimy film. The muck was especially bad around the hems of the jacket and sleeves. Really, I wouldn't have blamed my loved ones if they were a bit ashamed to be seen with me. It was bad. After realizing what a disgrace I had become I took that baby to my local discount drycleaners. They are miracle workers without question. The jacket is back to being it's lovely crisp red self and all for the low low price of $10. Some might say "Why yes, that's what you do when things are dirty, you clean them and they are nice again." and clearly I have grasped the wash it and make the dirt go away system, but I never thought the jacket was going to be quite the same. I am very pleased.:)
Last night I received my V-day gift from my
Quote of the Day:
"I would rather live in a world where my life is surrounded by mystery than live in a world so small that my mind could comprehend it."
Henry Emerson Fosdick
February 11, 2004
Josh is SOOOOOOOOO Cute!
I think Newfoundland's are such adorable cuddly dogs, I am glad Josh the Newfoundland won Best in Show. It about time a big dog had it's day!
The big dog rules: Black Newfoundland wins best in show at Westminster
It really truly feels like Friday. I am not sure how I am going to make it through. I had a very fitfull nights sleep. Have you ever had one of those nights where you keep thinking it's time to wake up? Well, that's what I was doing. So long story short...me sleepy.
Quote of the Day:
That is happiness; to be dissolved into something complete and great.
Willa Cather
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February 10, 2004
Terrific Tuesday
Tuesdays are usually crap -- right smack dab in the middle of the week with no end in sight. Not today though. Maybe it's because it is my
In other news, there has been some family strife this past week I have been reluctant to report on. It would seem that clean cut 18 y/o brother Micah is suspected of stealing and crashing a car last year. This is something he absolutely would never do. An attorney has been called in and everyone is very tense. It's very scary to think that someone who is innocent can have their life disrupted this way. At this point I am done worrying (which I guess is why I am able to maintain my good mood today). I do however ask for prayers on his behalf. A great guy, who works with children and has a squeeky clean record deserves better.
Quote of the Day:
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
Martin Luther King
HAPPY BIRTHDAY der_flounder
Today is
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FLOUNDER!
Posted by La at 10:14 AM | Comments (0)February 9, 2004
This Mornings Gift
Good Morning. On my way in to the office this morning, I saw the most amazing sunrise. It was was like fluffy slashes of blue, red, pink, apricot, and purple -- not unlike the image below. It undoubtedly brightened my morning and reminded me of how much beauty and possibility is available to me each day.
Quote of the Day:
"Those who dwell among the beauties and mysteries of the Earth are never alone or weary of life."
Rachael Carson
February 8, 2004
Not getting married...
Ok, hopefully someday but not in the near future. I have never in my life had so many people suggest that
Today's favorite thing: Twinings Variety Pack, I love the selection of Earl Grey, Prince of Wales, Lady Grey, English Breakfast and Irish Breakfast.
Quote of the Day;
I pray
Today
That God will bring you
Peace
Where there’s been pain
Harmony
Where there’s been discord
Love
Where there’s been loneliness
I pray
Today
That God will bring you
Solace
Where there’s been sorrow
Justice
Where there’s been inequality
Clarity
Where there’s been chaos
I pray
Today
That He will heal your human heart
and help you face tomorrow
With a renewed sense of
Courage
Strength
And wisdom.”
Ted Hibbard
Posted by La at 9:57 PM | Comments (0)February 7, 2004
Seperate Adventure Saturday
My ever-so-wonderful
Last night Flounder and I had a lovely (if very noisy) mexican dinner and a movie. Cold Mountain is a beautiful and wrenching film. I recommend it to all.
I think it's going to be a good day.
Quote of the Day:
That best portion of a good man's life; his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love.
William Wordsworth
February 6, 2004
Things to be happy about
During high school I used to make a lot of lists of things to be happy about. Usually they were contained in Happy Notes -- little messages of encouragement and joy I would write for my friends. It's been awhile since I have put one of these together...I may be a little rusty, but here goes!
Things to be Happy About!
>Rediscovering a favorite childhood book
>Wireless Networks (whoo hoo for dueling laptops!)
>BBC's Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
>White tea
>Online "stores" that sell great stuff such as Red Envelope, Uncommon Goods and Sundance Catalog
>A great big long weekend waiting for you when you leave work Friday evening
Quote for the Day:
Only as high as I reach can I grow,
Only as far as I seek can I go,
Only as deep as I look can I see,
Only as much as I dream can I be.
Karen Ravn
February 5, 2004
People blow my mind
The Fire Alarm just went off on my floor here at work. It totally blows my mind how willing people are just to sit at their desks and work while the alarm blares around them. I have the dubious honor of being a Fire Warden, which basicly means I have get a dorky hat, a flashlight and a list of people I am responsible for informing that they need to leave.
I am not sure where people develope the "this alarm doesn't apply to me" concept but getting people out of the building is like pulling teeth sometimes. Especailly after 9-11 (we have a whole preparedness plan for that sort of emergency) I am shocked by how complacent my co-workers can be. So meantime I get to be the annoying woman with the flashlight.
In other news, Saturday is Ice Cream for Breakfast Day! Mmmm....Ice Cream on Waffles....:)
Quote of the Day:
What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
February 4, 2004
The things you can do with duct tape!
I have long since known that adhesive tape is a wonderous thing. What would I do with out it at Christmas time? How would 10 year old boys give themselves piggy-snouts is not for Scotch tape and I am sure I would have broken my neck back stage during those HS shows if it weren't for that glow-in-the-dark tape the Techies used to keep our snotty selves safe. In the UMCP campus I learned that masking tape is an instant party game (limbo people!). Then of course these is the mother of all usefull tapes: DUCT TAPE. As my public service for the day I offer you this sight, which teaches you how to make a wallet out of duct tape. No need to buy those expensive duct tape wallets at the boutique anymore! Enjoy!
Quote of the Day:
The game of life is not so much in holding a good hand as playing a poor hand well.
- H.T. Leslie
February 3, 2004
No so bad
Perhaps the world isn't as bad as it has seemed lately. Everyday, babies are born, people fall in love and long lost wallets are returned. The nice people are Sweden have given me hope. Not much else to say today really except that I accomplished nothing at all last night.
Oh, I forgot to mention I am reading The Secret Life of Bees. It is a wonderful book I highly recommend. GO READ IT!
Quote of the Day:
There will be storms, child
There will be storms
And with each tempest
You will seem to stand alone
Against cruel winds
But with time, the rage and fury
Shall subside
And when the sky clears
You will find yourself
Clinging to someone
You would have never known
But for storms.
"Storms"
by Margie DeMerell
February 2, 2004
Monday, Monday, Monday
My head hurts. Now that I think about it though, other than the Monday bit, and the headache bit, things are pretty dang good. I did some excellent work last Friday (though I did work late) which put me in good shape when I came in this morning. I had even managed to clean up my desk! The week ahead doesn't look that bad either. Except of course for the impending ice storm tomorrow...will it never end?
This coming weekend will mean birthday celebrations for Flounder, as well can getting a much needed hair cut as well as having my tires replaced. Mi Mama very kindly asked if she could celebrate his birthday and throw him a little lunch. It looks like she has caught on that I plan on keeping this one. :)
Action Plan. I have started it, but it need some more work for sure. I will go home tonight and work on it, I swear!
Last night I watched just about everything but the Super Bowl. How come I always miss out on all of the girly action that seems to be on TV these day? I have heard that several commentators have had negative things to say about how low the media seems to be stooping these day. Apparently, the Super Bowl broadcast was riddled with content that most would be embarrassed or distressed if their children were present. While I agree TV seems to be loosing it's grip on good taste, I think professional football broadcasts were one of the originators of bad taste on TV. Giant men beating the crap out of one another, mostly naked, big haired women jiggling on the sidelines? Not the best of images to show the kids in my opinion. End of rant.
Quote of the Day:
And Joy is Everywhere; It is in the Earth's green covering of grass; In the blue serenity of the Sky; In the reckless exuberance of Spring; In the severe abstinence of gray Winter; In the Living flesh that animates our bodily frame; In the perfect poise of the Human figure, noble and upright; In Living; In the exercise of all our powers; In the acquisition of Knowledge; in fighting evils... Joy is there Everywhere.
"Joy," by Rabindranath Tagore
February 1, 2004
Crap!
I can't believe it is February already! I had grand plans to be a well pulled together person with a clean bedroom, organized paper work and an action plan. I have none of these things. Now what do I do? I will sit here and do some work before bed tonight. My latest favorite pastime seems to have become a lovely little game I call Dueling Laptops. This is where
Today I hung out with Mi Mama and we watched alot of Paula's Home Cooking. This is a show ont he Food Network that is dedicated to teaching you to make seriously good and seriously deadly southern food. Of course now I would kill for some good fried chicken. :) We laid plans for Flounder's birthday celebration and such. Good times.
Now it is time to do the Sunday night wind down. Sleep soon I think.
Quote of the Day:
Do what you can,
with what you have,
where you are.
Theodore Roosevelt
