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Grrr. We were so looking forward to moving into a place of our own. The numbers looked good, the realtor... used trailer salesman...sales representative..? Anyway, David said everything looked good. Then he calls us and asks if we have check stubs proving the rental of the house in Idaho. No, we do not. My mom pays the mortgage
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Tango 'Till They're Sore by Tom Waits
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I bought some cozy red plaid fuzzy slippers. That is the sole highlight of an otherwise craptastic week. Here's hoping next week goes much, much better. On the bright side, it is very nice being able to walk bravely through puddles of dog drool, rather than dodging around them like a frightened rabbit. (Rabbits have a
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Glad you don't have to dodge drool pools anymore.
Ooh I am a big fan of fuzzy slippers. I honestly believe they aid good writing!
Nice slippers. Are they squishy?<br /><br />I had a bunny. She did fear dog drool puddles. Luckily there weren't any since we didn't have a dog...<br /><br />Nice! That does sound like a great thing to write about. Well, thingS.
Thanks guys! I do think the slippers make everything better.
I need some battery-operated warm slippers with plush soles. The colder it gets here (and we've been down to below zero a few times already), the more I dream of what it would be like to have warm feet. <br /><br />Check out Kim Ayres' blog 'Ramblings of the Bearded One' if you haven't already. He documented his weight loss of 100 lbs and although it was a struggle, he's
Outstanding last sentence! My day just isn't complete unless I think about maggots orbiting in orgies of putrescence.
Mary - Warm feet is a very good thing! I don't know about battery powered ones, but if they worked....<br /><br />And I'll have to scope out that blog, thanks!<br /><br />Randy - I do it all for you, brother.