So on, so forth
I am so glad that Facebook did not exist when I was in high school. That would have been a complete gong show.
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Night two of recording last night. The boys – that would be Miles, Jairo, and Art, all of whom have remarkable hair – sound so good. I’m ready to saaaang tomorrow.
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2011 is taking shape in my calendar. Good things ahead.
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Anything I should know? Random facts? Personal disclosures? Just checking.
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Peanut butter can get rid of scratches on CDs. Spit seems to work pretty well too. Just make sure you rub it off with something soft, not a paper towel.
Whisky, lemon, honey, and water make a sore throat undetectable.
You, too, have remarkable hair.
I agree that you have remarkable hair. I’m getting mine cut tomorrow, but I will end up being disappointed because it’s not your hair. Not that I want your ACTUAL hair. That would be weird. Shutting up now.
Infusing vodka: my December activity. First up, beets.
Fontina is good on everything.
And I’ll concur with the remarkable hair comments. :)
I work at a university, so as soon as it turns cold, I pretty much go to bed every night hoping for a snow day.
Today was the first morning I woke up disappointed this winter.
My older sister and her husband are expecting their 2nd child. My younger brother and his wife are leaving in March for Honduras for a year. My younger sister and her husband are leaving for Italy for a year the 3rd week of January. And I…
…feel left out.
I just finished my first semester of grad school… I’m alive. I also haven’t written anything light-hearted in over 3 months. looking forward to a little december nonsense on my blog… expect stories of skiing mishaps and confessions about how much peanut butter I actually consume.
also, I’ve been acting out the nutcracker at night in my room for exercise. waltz of the flowers is such a work out.
i’m just glad Little AP agreed with the hair comments and NOT the whiskey and/or infusing vodka comments (eye muffs, LAP, eye muffs!). I, on the other hand, quite like all of the above.
“Tsavd tanem” is the only sentence I know that serves as a term of endearment. In Armenian it means, “I would take your pain.”
Ex: I-would-take-your-pain, how are you?