Friday, August 04, 2006
Feeling better now, thanks
Got all the crucial stuff done, so we are now cleared for take-off on our little trip. With luck I can pop in to post "Hi!" from the hotel tomorrow night!
I am over myself for the moment, and figure my ancestors are probably coping reasonably well with a descendant who gets all whiny because she can't get her hair dyed a proper shade of blue, the IRS is bugging her, and her offspring are varying degrees of punks. (*sigh* They never blog, they never email....)
Mike is sorry for his punkitudiness lately, and was extremely helpful and nice today, which bodes reasonably well for the weekend. I refilled out the schedules the IRS *seems* to want, and will hope for the best there. I finally blued my hair into submission, AND I found an extra tube of glowsticks ("wands" for the Harry and the Potters concert), plus my missing Dixie Chicks CD (the new album)! It's off to bed for me now, so I can leap up in the morning all ready for adventure!
Silly note: Caro and I came up with a modern version of the old tongue-twister, "She sells sea shells by the sea shore."
"She sells cell phones by the Sears store."
Which do YOU think is more twisty?
I am over myself for the moment, and figure my ancestors are probably coping reasonably well with a descendant who gets all whiny because she can't get her hair dyed a proper shade of blue, the IRS is bugging her, and her offspring are varying degrees of punks. (*sigh* They never blog, they never email....)
Mike is sorry for his punkitudiness lately, and was extremely helpful and nice today, which bodes reasonably well for the weekend. I refilled out the schedules the IRS *seems* to want, and will hope for the best there. I finally blued my hair into submission, AND I found an extra tube of glowsticks ("wands" for the Harry and the Potters concert), plus my missing Dixie Chicks CD (the new album)! It's off to bed for me now, so I can leap up in the morning all ready for adventure!
Silly note: Caro and I came up with a modern version of the old tongue-twister, "She sells sea shells by the sea shore."
Which do YOU think is more twisty?
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