Finding a fucking white wig in Kamloops is hard. Penny Pinchers apparantly has some, but I'm sceptical the lady said they had all kinds short long spikey and I'm not sure if she ment white ones or wigs in general. I got excited on the phone and told her I've been looking for them for a couple hours, she seemed confused. Anyways I'm off to...
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Detached and numb. That's exactly how I feel lately. All I do is sit at home and mope. I'm also gaining weight, this doesn't really make me feel any better. I don't exercise anymore and I've been spending a lot of money on useless crap. I just want a change, anything. I want to move, go back to school or get a puppy. It needs...
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pookaa:
thanks... i know you feel too... i need to get a job and my own place...
Some old people have no respect for the youth!
I think I'm going to start keeping a journal. I'm going to document every day of the rest of my life. Just think, my grandkids and their grandkids can read about me years down the road. It'll also help me remember things that have happened. I've never kept a journal before, so this'll be interesting...
Untill next time Dolls and Cats...
Untill next time Dolls and Cats...
ineedtocomeup:
Nice....
Watch The Brick...
moira:
Many thanks for your comment on my set! 
Argh, working at Value Village on 50% off day really blows. I got rammed by a shopping cart and a stroller. Both driivers just glared at me like it was my fault. Also some old lady decided she wanted to take up an entire isle with her cart, I tried moving as far out of her way as possible and instead I fell into lady's...
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You know what? I love spending money. I've spent over $500 in the last week on clothes, shoes and jewelry. I'm excited to get two pay cheques this week and $1100 for my truck. I'm going to buy more clothes, a lot more. I love my problem... I'm such a consumer whore!
pixiemischief:
OMG not only are you pretty and in kamloops but your also a sword of truth fan. I think im in love LOLnull
lucabrasi:
Theres always more to buy... huh?
My room mates offered to pay my rent/bills and extra to stay home to clean and cook for them every once in a while. This would mean that I'd be babysitting the cutest dog all day and not having to work. I would of course want a part time job as well though, but this wouldn't be such a bad idea no?
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datsun:
welcome to "Girls Only". please read the topics at the top of the list, and have fun!
also - when I as in college, I was a "housemom" instead of paying rent & utilities. I had to lay down ground rules, but it worked out pretty well. menus for the week were planned out, and everyone contributed to the grocery bills (anything people wanted for themselves was purchased by them, not on my trip to the store). I didn't clean people's bedrooms unless they paid me to do it separate from my other duties. I had rules about leaving stuff in the common areas (if they did it, I'd pile their crap outside the bedroom door, and if happened too frequently, the rest of the house ganged up on them and told 'em to cut it out). I kept the bathrooms, kitchen, and common rooms really clean, but people who made messes intentionally lost out on food privelelges (they didn't get to eat dinners with us, which was very effective). after the first two months, it worked really well. everyone was sad when I moved because I'd been really good about making big dishes (like lasagna), and putting the leftovers into individual portions in the freezer, so there was always home-cooked food to be had. I also kept things like carrot sticks cut up in the fridge, and there were other small portions of stuff so everyone could find a healthy snack easily. nobody in our house gained a "freshman 15".
good luck! I hope your experience will be as fun as mine was.
also - when I as in college, I was a "housemom" instead of paying rent & utilities. I had to lay down ground rules, but it worked out pretty well. menus for the week were planned out, and everyone contributed to the grocery bills (anything people wanted for themselves was purchased by them, not on my trip to the store). I didn't clean people's bedrooms unless they paid me to do it separate from my other duties. I had rules about leaving stuff in the common areas (if they did it, I'd pile their crap outside the bedroom door, and if happened too frequently, the rest of the house ganged up on them and told 'em to cut it out). I kept the bathrooms, kitchen, and common rooms really clean, but people who made messes intentionally lost out on food privelelges (they didn't get to eat dinners with us, which was very effective). after the first two months, it worked really well. everyone was sad when I moved because I'd been really good about making big dishes (like lasagna), and putting the leftovers into individual portions in the freezer, so there was always home-cooked food to be had. I also kept things like carrot sticks cut up in the fridge, and there were other small portions of stuff so everyone could find a healthy snack easily. nobody in our house gained a "freshman 15".
good luck! I hope your experience will be as fun as mine was.
leola:
oh I so miss having a one bed place! Good luck with the job-hunt.