Happy Hurry UP and Make LOVE NOW Day!

We couldn't wait last night - Jim couldn't get the present into the bag, so he presented me with the wand o' chocolate dipped strawberries. I showed him the fabric I got him to make new scrub tops out of - Pokemon prints. (And oh yeah, I also got a blue Hawaiian print as well.)

However. I've been warned that more is coming - and I can assure you, his day is not over yet.

And I don't have enough time alone to be stealthy anymore. I had enough time to get out, get the pattern and notions and wash the fabric. Cut it out? Sew? The universe laughs at you.

I know what I want to get. Trick now is finding it.

And I have dinner tonight. Hmmm. I think it's going to include seafood of some caliber (probably shrimp) - and I may introduce Jim to smoked oysters, the way I like 'em. Out of the can, on crackers with mayonnaise optional. Don't look at me like that.

I'm not going to care if Monster Whatever is on tonight. Fuckitall.

Happy Hurry UP and Make LOVE NOW Day!

We couldn't wait last night - Jim couldn't get the present into the bag, so he presented me with the wand o' chocolate dipped strawberries. I showed him the fabric I got him to make new scrub tops out of - Pokemon prints. (And oh yeah, I also got a blue Hawaiian print as well.)

However. I've been warned that more is coming - and I can assure you, his day is not over yet.

And I don't have enough time alone to be stealthy anymore. I had enough time to get out, get the pattern and notions and wash the fabric. Cut it out? Sew? The universe laughs at you.

I know what I want to get. Trick now is finding it.

And I have dinner tonight. Hmmm. I think it's going to include seafood of some caliber (probably shrimp) - and I may introduce Jim to smoked oysters, the way I like 'em. Out of the can, on crackers with mayonnaise optional. Don't look at me like that.

I'm not going to care if Monster Whatever is on tonight. Fuckitall.

Happy Hurry UP and Make LOVE NOW Day!

We couldn't wait last night - Jim couldn't get the present into the bag, so he presented me with the wand o' chocolate dipped strawberries. I showed him the fabric I got him to make new scrub tops out of - Pokemon prints. (And oh yeah, I also got a blue Hawaiian print as well.)

However. I've been warned that more is coming - and I can assure you, his day is not over yet.

And I don't have enough time alone to be stealthy anymore. I had enough time to get out, get the pattern and notions and wash the fabric. Cut it out? Sew? The universe laughs at you.

I know what I want to get. Trick now is finding it.

And I have dinner tonight. Hmmm. I think it's going to include seafood of some caliber (probably shrimp) - and I may introduce Jim to smoked oysters, the way I like 'em. Out of the can, on crackers with mayonnaise optional. Don't look at me like that.

I'm not going to care if Monster Whatever is on tonight. Fuckitall.

Dear EA Games -

Sims can swim.

I think you should add ice skating to the next expansion pack. It would rock.

Love, me.

Dear EA Games -

Sims can swim.

I think you should add ice skating to the next expansion pack. It would rock.

Love, me.

Dear EA Games -

Sims can swim.

I think you should add ice skating to the next expansion pack. It would rock.

Love, me.

Adding, then running -

A group I can hang with:

While many people will spend countless hours this year lining up at Wal-Mart and maxing out their credit cards at Nordstrom, a small Bay Area group has declared it will do just the opposite.

About 50 teachers, engineers, executives and other professionals in the Bay Area have made a vow to not buy anything new in 2006 -- except food, health and safety items and underwear.

(Thanks to destabee for pointing this out this morning.)

Hmm. Remodeling your house with used drywall does NOT make sense to me. I'd have to draw the line at structural needs as well.

Food? Dangerous. There's an eating issue waiting to happen - if that's the only thing you allow yourself to buy for yourself.

Anyone who knows me, knows my love of junking around - remember, deense? Boy, you were a good sport....

I don't buy soveniers from shops when I travel. I find the thrift stores and do it there.

Underwear. Paugh. Trust me on this one. You have to be brighter than the average bear, but sheesh.

And used yardage? PULEEZE. Raw materials really don't come used that often. I'd make an exception for anything you can make from scratch. Including pencils.

EDIT: I should revise that last. The raw materials to make pencils. You know how to make pencils, don't you?

Adding, then running -

A group I can hang with:

While many people will spend countless hours this year lining up at Wal-Mart and maxing out their credit cards at Nordstrom, a small Bay Area group has declared it will do just the opposite.

About 50 teachers, engineers, executives and other professionals in the Bay Area have made a vow to not buy anything new in 2006 -- except food, health and safety items and underwear.

(Thanks to destabee for pointing this out this morning.)

Hmm. Remodeling your house with used drywall does NOT make sense to me. I'd have to draw the line at structural needs as well.

Food? Dangerous. There's an eating issue waiting to happen - if that's the only thing you allow yourself to buy for yourself.

Anyone who knows me, knows my love of junking around - remember, deense? Boy, you were a good sport....

I don't buy soveniers from shops when I travel. I find the thrift stores and do it there.

Underwear. Paugh. Trust me on this one. You have to be brighter than the average bear, but sheesh.

And used yardage? PULEEZE. Raw materials really don't come used that often. I'd make an exception for anything you can make from scratch. Including pencils.

EDIT: I should revise that last. The raw materials to make pencils. You know how to make pencils, don't you?

Adding, then running -

A group I can hang with:

While many people will spend countless hours this year lining up at Wal-Mart and maxing out their credit cards at Nordstrom, a small Bay Area group has declared it will do just the opposite.

About 50 teachers, engineers, executives and other professionals in the Bay Area have made a vow to not buy anything new in 2006 -- except food, health and safety items and underwear.

(Thanks to destabee for pointing this out this morning.)

Hmm. Remodeling your house with used drywall does NOT make sense to me. I'd have to draw the line at structural needs as well.

Food? Dangerous. There's an eating issue waiting to happen - if that's the only thing you allow yourself to buy for yourself.

Anyone who knows me, knows my love of junking around - remember, deense? Boy, you were a good sport....

I don't buy soveniers from shops when I travel. I find the thrift stores and do it there.

Underwear. Paugh. Trust me on this one. You have to be brighter than the average bear, but sheesh.

And used yardage? PULEEZE. Raw materials really don't come used that often. I'd make an exception for anything you can make from scratch. Including pencils.

EDIT: I should revise that last. The raw materials to make pencils. You know how to make pencils, don't you?