HAHAHAHAHA!!!
I do stuff like that too
Just wanted to say HOWDY before I go scavaging for my dinner out here in the wilds of rural New England
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HAHAHAHAHA!!!
I do stuff like that too
Just wanted to say HOWDY before I go scavaging for my dinner out here in the wilds of rural New England
Hi, everyone - just checking in; I decided it's easier to pay the dog walker and stay at work late before going to my instructor's class than to go home; his class is 3 miles northwest of the middle school I teach at, but my house is 16 miles southeat of the middle school... as much as I'd like to go home and chill, it's just not worth it to me to drive 30 minutes home, walk the dog, wait 45-60 minutes, turn around and drive back to almost the exact same place. So instead, I'm going to get a light dinner and head toward class - the only problem is, the junior class is 6-7:30, and the senior class is 7:30-9, which means getting home at 9:45-10, having left my house at 6:45 this morning... oh well... it's less stressful than driving all that way!
There are wilds in rural New England? When I lived there (SE Massachussetts) 20+ years ago, all I remember were farms...HAHAHAHAHA!!!
I do stuff like that too
Just wanted to say HOWDY before I go scavaging for my dinner out here in the wilds of rural New England
My office is up in New Hampshire in an area where there's "one road going in to town, and one road going out"
Things are a bit more spread out here. It's not bad, it's not near anything.
My office is up in New Hampshire in an area where there's "one road going in to town, and one road going out"
Where we lived in Massachussetts, it was a literal one stop light town; the (and I do mean the) movie theater went under while we lived there, and the next nearest one was 30 miles away... and closed on Sunday; they still have blue laws in that part of the state, so it was hard to do much on Sunday unless you went south over the state line.
Oh well... time to log out and go grab some food; junior class starts in about 55 minutes, and while I don't need to be there for that, sahbum appreciates help from the seniors whenever we're available... and if enough seniors are available, he'll leave one in charge and help me with my patterns for a while. Have a good evening!
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Yeah, unfortunately, i'm working. Trying to watch American Idol and surfing the web. Debated calling out today, as I wasn't feeling the greatest, but fortunately, as of right now, I'm ok. 
Are you going to the seminar on Sunday?
Are you going to the seminar on Sunday?
I don't think so but I'm still not sure. A good friend of mine has had a get-together planned for a long time now and she's holding it on Sunday. What I don't know is what time the festivities are because it's at a place that acutally wouldn't be a bad drive from Hartford.
So...still doing the wait and see until I hear from her. Sounds like a good time though.
So...still doing the wait and see until I hear from her. Sounds like a good time though.
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HAHAHAHAHA!!!
I do stuff like that too
Just wanted to say HOWDY before I go scavaging for my dinner out here in the wilds of rural New England
Well, at least I have an excuse this time around- codine! Although, I'm not sure that's how you spell it. Another misread of mine: A sign to be put up in my work area normally says, "We like to keep you informed, and we're sorry we can't have this product...." My way: " We're sorry, we can't keep you informed...."
That happens. It can make life amusing. Other than that how are you this evening Kerri?
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