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I'm thankful for unexpected pleasant surprises...for the love of family...and most of all, for the love and support of a truly wonderful and amazing woman, who's meant so much to me and touched my life in such a positive way that I can't thank her enough...Thank You Emma for everything...I love you! :* <333
Tomorrow begins Operation Thanksgiving Desserts! Originally, it was just Operation Thanksgiving Pies, but I've added a few goodies to the menu for those who don't like pie. [See, I'm even kind to Blasphemers.] Today I made 8 loaves of pumpkin bread and the cornbread for the cornbread dressing. It all will be grand!
I love my MIL. Her latest Facebook post says "My babys, all four of them will be here tomorrow, can hardly wait to see them. And I'm so happy I can burst." <3
I'm so glad to hear that you are close to your MIL. My wife and I have been married 15 years, and I doubt I will ever be close to my MIL.
- Ha3rvey (likes dark meat)
Cool quiet evenings, gel tip pens, hot green tea, owls, cozy flannel sheets, The Lion King, men in snug t-shirts, spaghetti with a lot of cheese, gospel choirs, gingerbread, laughter, making progress, the fizz of tiny champagne bubbles, the thought in a handwritten note, people who have your back.
I must stand with anybody who stands right; Stand with him while he is right; Part with him when he goes wrong. I will stand by my belief. Always.
- Mycaptain
from Bookmarklet
Guess they're not aware of how many teenagers smoke Swisher Sweets, which include the flavors Strawberry, Chocolate, Peach, Grape, and Tequila flavored Blunts (and we all know what those are used for). The only responsibility that 'government' has concerning flavored cigarettes, is to enforce that they are not sold to people under legal age. It's like St. Paul's efforts to ban the sale...
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- Sharon McPherson
there's gotta be something that can be done about this i mean this effin sucks!
- Cardeen Martinez
What The Fuck!! No CLOVES!!!! MUTHA FUCKAS!!! AAAAARRGGGHHH!!!!!
- jamar78
I'm not at all a fan of smoking but that's a stupid law. And clearly the result of Philip Morris and others' lobbying bucks. No surprise a North Carolina guy is involved.
- Spidra Webster
First... NO That is not MY tail! Take it away. Second... You're still here? I thought you would go with the tail.
- Rachel Lea Fox
first, hey, what's up there? It looks kinda interesting. Second, hey, you moved and I was focused on something. third, OMG, what is that thing? OMG OMG. Fourth, oh god, I can't look, it's just too horrible.
- Cassandra
i like the color, and bet it does look even better irl, :)
- chaz2b
Thanks! It is warmer than it looks - not quite pumpkin - which is ironic because one of the rooms upstairs will be Butternut Squash. You could do your whole house in root vegetable colors . . .
- Amy℠
I want to paint my apartment so taht it matches Jack and Jill. white with black spots. thank you for this idea...
- mjc
"I am dying: it’s a beautiful word. Like the long slow sigh of a cello: dying. But the sound of it is the only beautiful thing about it. As life slips away, Gabriel looks back over his brief twenty years, which have been clouded by frustration and humiliation. A small, unforgiving town and distant, punitive parents ensure that he is never allowed to forget the horrific mistake he made as a child. He has only two friends - his dog, Surrender, and the unruly wild boy, Finnigan, a shadowy doppelganger with whom the meek Gabriel once made a boyhood pact. But when a series of arson attacks grips the town, Gabriel realizes how unpredictable and dangerous Finnigan is. As events begin to spiral violently out of control, it becomes devastatingly clear that only the most extreme measures will rid Gabriel of Finnigan for good."
- Katy S
from Bookmarklet
More YA fiction goodness. This book is both brilliant and terrifying. I love it. It continues to haunt me.
- Katy S
"Everyone knows by now that magazines extensively airbrush the stars on their covers, and usually the celebs appreciate a little touchup and wouldn't want it any other way. But imagine Demi Moore, 47, getting her first look at the latest (December) cover of W and finding that a huge chunk of her hip has been digitally removed? That's what the folks at Boing Boing called attention to yesterday. The mistake hardly needs to be pointed out. If you look at Moore's left hip (our right), it seems that what used to be flesh is now a great deal of white space. But, don't worry, Mrs. Kutcher's thigh still seems normal, though now it appears to bulge out below her sarong. Magazine covers go through an exhaustive process of approvals, so it's puzzling that this one made it to press with a mistake so obvious it's visible a few yards from the newsstand. Check out the close-up view."
- Katy S
from Bookmarklet
The photo wouldn't attach. I hate this stuff, but I love it when people get called on it.
- Katy S
Thank you so much, D.!! It was so lovely to have it. David said it arrived a couple of days ago, but I wasn't home, so I only got it today. And what a boost. Just as I was saying goodbye to my little sweetie pie nephew and being sad, I got your lovely note. Give yourself a big hug for me until I can get there to give you one. xoxo
- Ayşe E.
I'm putting together my cat-hating sister's Christmas present right now. It is a photobook of pictures I've taken of her kids with my cats (plus a few photos without cats). It is titled "The Kittehs And Their Friends" and is partially narrated by Plum and Sophie. I'm probably enjoying this a bit too much.
Happy Birthday! (Belatedly... no, you're birthday was right on time... it's just my birthday wish that's belated... am I overexplaining?)
- Mark Jepsen