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tracy98168 |
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That's a great woohoo!
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Miiish |
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That sounds like a great mistake for you in the end. Hurray for free massages.
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beauvine |
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In the end? They don't rub the other parts of you too?
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mdzumbido |
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You have to pay extra for that, Moo.
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butterflysiii |
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Heh... my subnic still says I should eat saltines. My baby will be a year old later this month.
Grim. |
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beauvine |
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Yeah, we've grown lazy.
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bumknee3 |
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Went to see Penn and Teller with my son on Friday. The show was overshadowed by the incredible seat mates we had. The guy beside me kept elbowing me. Not just
resting his arm on the armrest, but constantly jabbing me. I finally looked at him and said, "Is there a reason you're jabbing me with your
elbow?" To which his girlfriend/lover/wife/whatever said, "Fuck off." Nice. The woman beside my son had seen the show numerous times and recited
the dialogue from memory along with Penn. Loudly. Oh, and Teller spoke. WTF?
Next weekend, because the spousal unit was upset that our son and I got to go out and he had to stay home alone (well, not really alone because our other son was there and they could have enjoyed a bonding moment, but didn't), I was required to come up with an equally fun show for him and me to attend. Luckily I live near L.A. and found a John Cleese show for this coming weekend. Big baby. Fly, get knocked up again and your subnic will be appropriate again. |
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ozlifter |
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Sliiice, I think our society is growing more rude and inconsiderate by the day. I shudder to think where we'll be in 10 years.
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celiviel |
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This is why it warms my heart when I hear the teachers I work with yelling at their kids, "No, you do not 'yeah', you say yes, MA'AM!"
I adore their students. Crazy polite and well-behaved, every one of them. I hope it lasts as they get older. |
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beauvine |
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Children are horrible, until you have one. Then you love that one at least, and all the other ones are horrible.
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katehutch |
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Daryl wins the award for "Most Awkward Conversation with One's Mother" award from yesterday.
I had a contender with the email exchange about sleeping arrangements at Thanksgiving, but his mother brought her A-Game re sleeping arrangements at Christmas. We only have two beds? Do we need to buy another? No, mom, Kate and I can share. Are you getting married? I didn't hear what his answer was, because I was already laughing at him and saying "well, not before Christmas, that's for damn sure" when he was telling me the story. |
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beauvine |
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Props to mom for asking that question at a pretty opportune time, though.
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bumknee3 |
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At least the mom didn't make a fuss about you guys sleeping together, as in, "over my dead body" or somesuch. Moms are so much cooler these days.
Of course, they're always going to want their babies to get married and spew forth grandchildren. It's something in the X chromosome, when paired with
another X chromosome and given 40 years to mature, you know?
It's 46 degrees this morning and I'm going to aqua aerobics anyway. I'll have to whip out the rash guard though. Maybe I'll take my earmuffs along as well. |
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celiviel |
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My mom banned us sleeping in the same bed at her house until we were legally married.
Of course, now we have to cram two adults into a full-size bed which isn't exactly comfortable. Especially for me. At least when I'm home and sleeping in our king bed I can put some distance between me and my husband's snoring. |
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mdbuffalum |
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My inlaws have twin beds in their guest room. Problem solved, forever!
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katehutch |
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I'd be okay (albeit amused) if my parents insisted on sleeping apart.
Chicago has morphed into either Boston or Ann Arbor. Go Ann Arbor! I'm inordinately thrilled at the prospect of visiting our neighbors to the south, Canada, if we lived in Ann Arbor. |
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Glebe220 |
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Today while walking through downtown Silver Spring I thought, "What if I run into buff?" Via twitter I see he was there at the same time! My waffle
sense must have tingled
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mdbuffalum |
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I was there! Only for a few minutes though; I was hitting the farmer's market instead of the parade, which was a terrible idea.
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celiviel |
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Paging Jackal and Tracy!
Hubby and I are thinking of going to Vancouver for one of the Olympic weekends to try to catch a hockey game. We'll probably fly into Seattle and drive over the border. Any recommendations? |
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tracy98168 |
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Recommendations for things to do, or places to stay?
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