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it is so odd that we have to deal with ac units and still spend half our lives freezing our knickers off and yeah a snowman icon would be great. if arch was not so busy I would create one and we could rule the world

Hawksley's latest album is really good. treeful of starling

yeah it was that look that helped provide the motivation for a second. surprisingly there are no photos of that pregnancy

last year our windows were reallydrafty, so we hung a couple wool blankets in front of them-- it made a huge difference.

In the past, I've listened to stuff like Flogging Molly or Cake. (two VERY different musical styles) But lately I've bought a Duran Duran greatest hits compilation and since that music was all about dancing, it makes for PERFECT cleaning music. Good energy, nice rhythm, crank it up and go to it!

I do...
For some reason, I cannot explain, Game Theory puts me in a candy-pop house-cleanin' mood...

hey it was good to meet you regarding of my current situation. I'm much better now. The tooth gets yanked out next week after this cold clears up.

Also, I heard a different version to aaronsrod. I heard that "camel" was a mistranslation for "camel hair" (= something you make brushes with) - I forget where.
Whence, it's not so easy for the rich; but not impossible.

I always try to live a simple life, I have money but I spend very little of it. I think you're right in your hypothesis there. It reminds me a bit of the film Citizen Kane. Where the dude had all the money in the world, surrounded himself with the most expensive lavish items, built a castle of a house, but in the end it all meant nothing. All that mattered was that little sled that reminded him of his youth and his family.

I think you've captured just the right sentiment there, especially for this time of the year. When people are busy running around buying each other expensive things trying to impress. I'll take a card and a hug over plasma tv anyday.

I can't get past the cityness of cities. I'd be someone else if I could, I think. I need quiet and air and natural light. Hey ho.

Hey. Been a while. Hopefully I'll be on the road tomorrow, but that's assuming everything goes right...

Sorry I didn't get to see you at Disneyland. I really wanted to go, but I wasn't invited...
Oh, well. Hopefully I'll get to meet you at some point whenever you move down here. We'll have a few beers and I'll wrestle SexyBeast in a miniskirt for your amusment.

That's just how I roll, y'herd?

I never saw it... it looked pretty crappy, so I passed.

I so wanted silent hill to be a cool movie and I was let down yet again

Your picture folder, I think, is the most interesting on the site...

Hm. I guess I agree with Cheech, to some extent.
I think the worrying thing (and where I part company from his wording, because it's not quite as simple as "not paying attention") is the way that people do not think about their vehicles and how they use them.
I suppose it's too much to expect people to think...

GOOD LUCK!!!!

*hugs*

Just think, this could be you someday!



(ok I know, not exactly what you'd expect to see on SG - then again what fun is it to always do what people expect?)

haha good luck with that, it will really put your multi tasking skills to the test, should be a blast.

I was at work. We had a TV for the cricket. I remember being dismayed by the instant assumption it was Arab/Muslim terrorists. I didn't watch much of it.

Honey, darling, love of my life...that film is pure conspiracy masturbation. I love how no one ever points out the grand irony that the most inept, awkward and braindead administration EVER was somehow able to pull off the most byzantine evil conspiracy in the world...and only the brave film makers are able to piece it together. The rest of us Americans are just 'tards apparently. You're marrying a 'tard.

>In other news, my first driving lesson is Tuesday morning. I've got a cute-sounding instructor named Oskar, with an accent I can't quite place. Hopefully he's not too distracting. Wish me luck!

i'm so glad i live out of potential scratches and brushes

jm xoxox

Good luck on the drivers test.

I hope it was (a good week).

Any chance of blagging a copy of Hymns of the 49th Parallel when you get it?

PS - I was at a conference this week and met with my friend (I think I can just about call him a friend by now), Gary, who lives and works in Thunder Bay. I asked him how far that was from Winnipeg, and he told me eight hours. He is going to maybe organise a conference at his place of work, Lakehead University, next fall, 2007. I told him I would come, f'sure, and could always go visit my friend in Winnipeg, although I guess you'll be in LA by then...