I first thought that the other woman represented you in your dream, too. It might also be that the dream doesn't represent religion as literally presented but maybe some other aspect that you aren't feeling as integrated as you want or thought. Ha ha. Listen to me. The little dream analyst. Just wanted to mention that I've been reading your blog a lot lately but not been posting anything. Thanks for your blogging, though!
[quote who="dynamaso" comment="7"] I don't think he really expects to get anything out of it except to shame his ex into doing to right thing with respect to their children. And of course, it is the poor kids who suffer the most from all this carry on. [/quote] I think that is what he wanted to. But the only person he shamed is himself-- worldwide. If he was the "victim" to all his wife's manouvering, he just lost himself any sympathy as far as
Hahahahahaaaa. I am laughing my ass off. If it's not a joke, it's still funny.
I recently watched a video online about a man who wants the kidney he donated to his wife returned as part of the divorce settlement-- or she can pay him 1.5 million dollars. You can read about the story at this link or this one or watch it <a href="http://www.wkrg.com/
My husband is going to this show. I wanted to tag along but the whole thing was too pricey for me.
FS, you are a really great woman! Thanks for all your positive energy.
LOL. Last couple of weeks not a lot. I spent a lot of time laying flat on the floor trying not to irritate my back. Things are a lot better now.
I got two books from Amazon that just came in the mail. One is a book about CSS and the other one is about Illustrator CS3. I'm pretty excited about them. I have been doing online tutorials with Lynda.com and Adobe, but I'm not as good with video as I am with a book. It's my earning type I guess. I even took lots of notes when watching the videos but I tend to daydream a lot during lectures. When I was in uni, most of my notes had cartoons all over the pa
All that juice seems like a lot of sugar. Sugar always makes me feel hungry later. I think it's great you're getting back on track. It's tough to do, especially the organization part. Hope 2009 is good for you!
I watched the Chargers game last night against the Colts. That was a fun game. I don't often enjoy watching football, but when the game is good, it's great.
I knew a guy who was traveling in Ireland in the late '80s. During security inspection to get on the plane, he made a joke about a bomb. As a result he missed his flights and made several new "friends" with security. He complained that the people had no sense of security. I told him he had no sense at all.
http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/19930514/REVIEWS/305140303/1023 This is a review by Ebert about Map of the Human Heart. I don't know if it has too many spoilers. Not everyone likes this movie. Some people think it is flat, others think it's like a Harlequin Romance (which I tend to like but disagree with this analogy strongly). One friend I watched it with said it had a happy ending. I called him an idiot.
I thought Map of the Human Heart was incredibly sad. Well, I suppose tragic and disturbing (and not because of psycho thriller type plotting).
e-cigarette? Wow. What will people think of next? Good luck on your idea!
I guess it's Christmas Day for all you folks back home. So I'm going to bump my message and say it again, Happy Holidays! (I posted same image twice because I think the bottom image doesn't work on all browswers)
Happy Holidays everyone!
LW, no worries about the post-rebuttal. Actually, I'm glad you wrote it. I always see sarcasm as a fine edged scalpel that most people wield like a club. Some people end up flailing it about like a huge rubber oar. It usually just sounds like pettiness or meanness when spoken and usually worse than that when written. [quote who="Leauki" comment="39"] Hm... perhaps you are not as funny as you think? [/quo
[quote who="Marvelous1967" comment="24"] Oh yeah--when classmates came out, I wrote that I volunteered for the Gulf War, became an F-15 fighter pilot, got shot down, captured and tortured. I then wrote that a movie was going to be made about my experiences and was going to star Ben Afflec as me. I actually had a few people from highschool email me and say they never knew that about me! [/quote] How on Earth is that a cool thing? &n
I want to respond to a lot of this, but I have to hit the sack. But man oh man, have you folks had some interesting life experience so far!
Once upon a time there were three sounds looking for work. These sounds were Whrrr, Grr, and Skruuuunk. They were down on their luck sounds. All the good jobs had been taken up by other, more famous sounds such as Snap, Crackle and Pop; Do, Rei and Mi and famous twosomes such as Ding and Dong and their slightly less famous cousins Bing and Bong. The biggest problem is
I'd like to go to your place for Christmas! Except I don't want to interrupt your two-togetherness and my brother is finally coming to visit me in Japan after living here for 11 or so years. Internal dialogues are great except when you verbalize them without intending to in front of other people. Good job with the garden. I did some cherry tomatoes in a planter box on my balcony. They were ok, but tough skinned. I had one cucum
I'm so impressed with what people have written. It's not just that these things are interesting, but also the choices people make when choosing to write their list is just as enlightening. I'm so glad to see romantic, committed guys like Dynamaso and Chaos Manager. Reminds me of my husband, my dad, my brother, but I know so many guys who aren't like this that sometimes I wonder if these men in my life are a little aberrant. Glad to see there are lots of wonderful guys
[quote who="Leauki" comment="5"] 4. I got stood up in both Jerusalem and Krakow BY THE SAME GIRL. This is not technically "cool", but I prefer to see it that way now. [/quote] It's certainly very interesting and makes a very good story. At least it does in my imagination. Do you still keep in touch with this woman? I think training budgies is interesting. What do you train them to do? I trained my siamese fighting fis
thats some cool stuff, Dynomaso
congrats on that Master's Degree!
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