Tuesday Jun 05, 2007

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So the verdict is in. Broken finger. Ouch. Good thing I got some good drugs. biggrin

Once again I would like to reiterate my wish to be somewhere like Bora Bora in a hut over the water where I:
a. Don't have to work
b. Don't have to lift a finger really unless it is to be used in a sexual or otherwise pleasurable way as I will have a butler or something attending to my every whim
c. Don't have to think, speak, read or otherwise engage in anything relating to work

CAN SOMEONE WORK THAT SHIT OUT AND MAKE IT HAPPEN PLEASE?????


RANDOM BLOG FACTS:
I am way behind on writing back to some friends who have sent letters recently. I am a bad pen pal.

My house is filthy and when I start work at 7 am and come home at 7:30p, the last thing I want to do is clean.

Cessnaqt and 4Gvr have the cutest kids in the world. I got pictures back and damn are they photogenic. biggrin

My cat loves to wait until I completely clean his shit box and then go in there and take the smelliest of all smelly poo's. What the FECK????

I need a new author to read. Suggestions?

I am getting married in 5 months. Yikes! eeek

I am currently avoiding wedding planning by searching for plane tickets to go visit ElizaGirl and Merritt and anyone else off my lovely list of SG friends in the Seattle vicinity in July or August.
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sibby:
Well your finger has already been kissed......So all I can say is im sorry. And if you like Science Fiction I recomend Orson Scott Card. If you like comedy I recomend A book called Good Omens. If you like fantasy read R.A. Salvatore biggrin
cozza:
Hahaha, I certainly feel ya on the when-certain-people-and-certain-doctors-aren't-there thing. Doesn't it suck when you love your job but you really, really don't look forward going some days because of the other people? I mean, the hysterical, bitchy, neurotic people I can handle because they don't come in every week. But some of the people, man.

Book stuff: Laurell K Hamilton 'cause it's trashy and violent and fun, Karen Chance for supernatural fluff, Blood & Chocolate (I hear Silver Kiss is also good but haven't read it), the Night Watch Books, Bram Stoker's Dracula, anything by Gaiman or Chuck Palahniuk. There's my initial recommendation.

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