Country girl in the city. All about the woowoo. Twitchy trigger finger on the ಠ_ಠ. Whenever I feel like I'm being pathetic, I stop and be awesome instead.
tho I'm a bit worried that Badger has had a back injury since 2010!
- Heleninstitches
He looks a lot like my old pony Faithful Bess. @sglassme was riding her, got thrown and broke her arm which is still jacked up to this day. That was the end of Glassmeyer children being allowed to ride our ponies. A repeated motif of my childhood was us doing something and then @sglassme getting grievously injured in the process and requiring medical attention.
- Sarah G.
<sigh> Such is the life of the middle child. <sigh> (BTW, you neglected to mention that Dad was having me break her in for you)
- sglassme
Really? I never knew why you were riding her. I just remember coming around the house and you were in lawn chair crying and mom was strapping your arm to cutting board.
- Sarah G.
Yeah, there was some horse parade or show in town the next day, and since FB hadn't been ridden for awhile, Dad thought it would be good to break her in a bit before you rode her on the road. Good plan that was. I was what 8 or 9 so you were 3 or 4, so probably unaware that the next day you were going to be in little cowgirl wear riding a pony through town.
- sglassme
It makes me so happy to note that for the next three days I don't have to do anything or leave my house unless I want to. #agorafabulous
RT @partypants: I don't get why 'herding cats' is the standard for 'thing that's hard to do'. I just shake the food bag and they herd themselves. Not hard.
I'll go for that if it's "leadership potential". Some of them need to work on the bossy skills. (No reflection on you, Sarah. You're perfect.)
- Rebecca Hedreen
Okay, but there were some girls in my class in 3rd grade who were just plain BOSSY! And their leadership skills, based on objective evidence and no visibly attentive subordinates, were seriously under-developed and possibly non-existent. But other than that I would only say "Right on!" #HaveiRedeemedMyself#AtAll? #Anything? #AhWell...
- Jkram|ɯɐɹʞſ
Conf next week is casual dress. There's casual, law prof casual, and fat woman going through surgical menopause in las Vegas heat casual.
Given the age of the average justice, I'd think that someone else must have had something similar before now.
- Rebecca Hedreen
I guess that makes sense since she's entirely insulin dependent. From what I understand, as far as SSI goes, anecdotally speaking, it's pretty hard to qualify for disability due to diabetes, although it does seem like it's easier to do so if you have type I like Sotomayor instead of type II like most people with diabetes in this country. You pretty much have to have a complication of some sort.
- Victor Ganata
Also, in case "your wondering" I do generally know the difference between your and you're, just not today.