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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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I have to call my old college at 11. John and I might take a job as resident advisors. Where I went to school, they hire adults who are in the work force to be resident advisors, there dorms are townhouses and apartments on campus. So now that we are married they are also hiring and we might be moving there (just across the river) They don't pay you, you live on campus, free of charge and only need to pay for cable and phone. It would help us out in saving up for a down payment on a house of our own in the future.

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jerseyangel Proficient
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It would help us out in saving up for a down payment on a house of our own in the future.

That sounds great! I hope it works out :)

elye Community Regular
elye
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Hey, Guys!

The day after...but the party continues, as it is my DS's birthday. So, gotta haul up the festive feeling for another day. Exhausted emoticon here.

Ate profusely yesterday. It sounds like that syndrome which compels one to consume a chocolate each time one passes by the tray is fairly common. The worst part was, I was rather hypoglycemic throughout the day (bizzare, as I did not exercise and sugar was plentiful), so I had a terrific reason to keep pounding back the calories.

So, bro is here tonight, Susie, with new girlfriend...keep you posted, as I will be shamelessly scrutinizing her. Sorry about your unfortunate (but yes, amusing to visualize) accident. According to DH, you may be able to sue. People attempt these things frequently, and he must get involved as the insurance guy. Are you suffering severe mental anguish? Did it completely ruin your Christmas? I think you should explore the option to get some recompense from Stepford Sally, that heinous woman... :lol:

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According to DH, you may be able to sue. People attempt these things frequently, and he must get involved as the insurance guy. Are you suffering severe mental anguish? Did it completely ruin your Christmas? I think you should explore the option to get some recompense from Stepford Sally, that heinous woman... :lol:

M-m-m--sounds like Emily may be on to something here......

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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I agree Patti.

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Mtndog
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Sleeps through Christmas is exhaustipated too- too much turkey, chocolate anything that wasn't nailed down and, more importantly, from staying up all night reading DON'T HASSLE THE HOFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OK- so I didn't REALLY read it yet, just selected excerpts and let me tell you- the writing is pathetic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But I can't stop laughing. I was just reading about him being in a scene with Tom Jones (you know- What's New Pussycat? Hooked on a Feeling?). SCARRRRRRYYYYYY.

Just read a review of it on amazon: "Seriously, I simply cannot conceive of anyone actually purchasing or reading this book. No one's life could possibly be that empty. "

Obviously he doesn't know how badly my brain has degenerated!!!!!!!!!

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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Hi BEV!!!!!!!! :D

Hasselling Hoffs!! :lol:

...am quite hungover.....lounging about...eating more turkey AND chocolate....so fat :blink: ...can barely move :lol:

GLad most seemed to have survived (there are some sillies MIA though)

I am braving the shops tomorrow - exchanging gifts and NEED new slippers ...I must be mad :huh: ...it will be quite EEEeevil!!!!!!!!!

...but now I must force another mince pie & cream down and snooze on the couch (conserving and building energies) before a plethora of visitors arrive :rolleyes:

WHERE will it all end!!!! :lol::lol:

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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Obviously he doesn't know how badly my brain has degenerated!!!!!!!!!

The other day I was so bored and it was miserble outside that I sat and watched Spice World on TV.....ugh!

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CarlaB
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Well, Bev, at least you found a book your Lyme brain can handle! I couldn't read paragraphs for quite a while (still have a little bit of a problem with them), so books have been out of my life for a couple years. <_<

Nikki, hope the hangover is over soon!

Susie, but if you do sue, be sure to also ask for lost wages as I don't think they'll hire you to care for their dog any longer.

DingoGirl Enthusiast
DingoGirl
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So we survived Christmas dinner :) I had a little too much wine though, they had this very sweet PA wine...mmm! Susie you would have enjoyed it.

:unsure: sweet wine.......not sure.....um, was it ICE WINE?????????? Susie LOVES a good ice wine from the Finger Lakes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Turkey, chips, pickles, crackers (gluten-free and other) and (oh s+*t) a crap load of people tomorrow eve that dearest hubby invited :blink: ..... come on over!!!.... (bring a bottle!)

......STOP ME!!!!

*snort*

:lol: this is quite mad.......um, is that the standard Boxing Day menu? pickles, crackers, chips?

OMG I WANT BOXING DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Friends, how can we get Boxing Day in the US? Should we start a petition? IMAGINE having the TWO DAYS off to eat and lounge about!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

Nicola I'm coming to England next year.......budge around and make room for me and the dingos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:P

I had wine with dinner yesterday!!!!! :D

:) this pleases me!!!!!!!! Has it agree with you?

I am fine today, the injury was really not that serious - just rather startling - pulled a few more thorns (seriously) out of my running pants and the fleece vest - - also a few straggling hoglets (with knickers)............

OMG a lawsuit!!!!!!!!!!!! This is BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!! I'll sue that Stepford android!!!!!!!!!!!! :angry: (insert diabolical emoticon)

I have to call my old college at 11. John and I might take a job as resident advisors. Where I went to school, they hire adults who are in the work force to be resident advisors, there dorms are townhouses and apartments on campus. So now that we are married they are also hiring and we might be moving there (just across the river) They don't pay you, you live on campus, free of charge and only need to pay for cable and phone. It would help us out in saving up for a down payment on a house of our own in the future.

OMG - you're going to live in a dorm?????????? I am not quite sure how I feel about this......but I was miserable when I lived in a dorm for two semesters back whilst IN college.......so surely couldn't do it now. :lol: but - - makes sense for you! what a way to save money!

Hey, Guys!

The day after...but the party continues, as it is my DS's birthday. So, gotta haul up the festive feeling for another day. Exhausted emoticon here.

Ate profusely yesterday. It sounds like that syndrome which compels one to consume a chocolate each time one passes by the tray is fairly common. The worst part was, I was rather hypoglycemic throughout the day (bizzare, as I did not exercise and sugar was plentiful), so I had a terrific reason to keep pounding back the calories.

EMILY - good gawd - another day of celebrating today? Yes.....sugar everywhere.....I was eating marshmallows in bed last night :ph34r:

and yes, how is my boyfriend's girlfriend? is she quite decent? should I be furious and jealous? shall I make a phone call to him and get him in all kinds of trouble, so they have to break up??????? :lol:

Just read a review of it on amazon: "Seriously, I simply cannot conceive of anyone actually purchasing or reading this book. No one's life could possibly be that empty. "

oh dear gawd.......she's actually READING this book.......um.......did The Hoff WRITE this book? oh......the horror...........the horror............

...am quite hungover.....lounging about...eating more turkey AND chocolate....so fat :blink: ...can barely move :lol:

...but now I must force another mince pie & cream down and snooze on the couch (conserving and building energies) before a plethora of visitors arrive

WHERE will it all end!!!!

oh this sounds FABULOUS!!!!!!!!!!! mince and cream? WTH is mince, anyway.....I don't know what it is but I want it...............

HAPPY BOXING DAY SILLIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Susie- We did our honeymoon in the Finger Lakes, it was so nice up there. We didn't get to any wineries though since we were short on time.

My wine drinking at dinner was more than usual. I was ok sitting, but then I had to go upstairs to go to the bathroom. I was wearing this nice plaid skirt and sweater and my Mary Janes with the clunky heels...I tripped over their bathroom scale and almost landed face first into the toliet!

That wine was very much like candy for me....Thankfully MIL was drinking just as much...

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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:) this pleases me!!!!!!!! Has it agree with you?

Yes it did, and I'm happy to report that I had the nicest gentle buzz going on :lol:

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I tripped over their bathroom scale and almost landed face first into the toliet!

I shouldn't laugh, but :lol:

Ah wine :rolleyes:

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Then I sat up in the bathroom thinking....did they hear that? LOL! I am usually so behaved when out in public...not this day though.

elye Community Regular
elye
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I am braving the shops tomorrow - exchanging gifts and NEED new slippers ...I must be mad :huh: ...it will be quite EEEeevil!!!!!!!!!

Nikki, I am doing exactly the same thing tomorrow...going out for new slippers, which I informed everyone I needed but did NOT receive...are the shops open on Boxing Day over there? They are here, but I shan't venture out. The radio speaks about fistfights breaking out due to squabbling over much-coveted parking spots (Walmart staff had to call authorities, as there were several brawls happening...)

Is this what we've become?! :huh:

Susie, but if you do sue, be sure to also ask for lost wages as I don't think they'll hire you to care for their dog any longer.

...One hopes... :rolleyes:

OMG I WANT BOXING DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Friends, how can we get Boxing Day in the US? Should we start a petition? IMAGINE having the TWO DAYS off to eat and lounge about!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

Mygawd, you yanks don't have the 26th off as a stat holiday?? Egregious!!

Nicola I'm coming to England next year.......budge around and make room for me and the dingos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Susie!! Get your prepositions correct...it's "budge up"! :lol: Budging around sounds like something for which I'd be called upon to construct a flowchart...

Actually, it sounds vaguely naughty...

:lol::lol:

I am fine today, the injury was really not that serious - just rather startling - pulled a few more thorns (seriously) out of my running pants and the fleece vest - - also a few straggling hoglets (with knickers)............

All of those things are claimable...S.S. (Stepford Sally) should bloody well be paying for several new running pants and fleece pieces, what with yours all blood-soaked, torn, mangled...she should be amending your hair situation as only a paid visit to the best hairdresser in town can do, and don't get me STARTED on the spa treatments for your whiplash and torn (fabricate fancy-sounding ligaments name here)...

Then I sat up in the bathroom thinking....did they hear that? LOL! I am usually so behaved when out in public...not this day though.

Wow...Usually we celiacs are worried that others are hearing....other things...from our respective bathroom stalls. I almost welcome another embarrassing sound!... :lol:

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Another reason why I ventured upstairs to their 2nd story bathroom...more private :) the other bathroom they have is a 1/2 bath but sits right off the kitchen where everyone was gathering. I don't like feeling like I have an audience while I piddle!

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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Yes it did, and I'm happy to report that I had the nicest gentle buzz going on :lol:

:lol::lol::lol:

Patti's got a buzz going on....YEAH!! for Patti!!!!!!!! :D

Susie!! Get your prepositions correct...it's "budge up"! :lol: Budging around sounds like something for which I'd be called upon to construct a flowchart...

Actually, it sounds vaguely naughty...

:lol::lol:

You are good Emily - top marks!! :D Tis indeed 'Budge up and never around :lol:

I don't think to budge around is naughty??.....but you may have to after I finished eating (my derriere is expanding due to excessively fine foods!! :lol: )..budge around Nikki.

I can only fit 1 dingo beside me now. (the girls will have to take turns)

Am planning on a diet and gym regime of epic proportions come January!! ;)

Yes, the sales started today (Boxing Day) but I couldn't stomach it ....was feeling too fragile :rolleyes:

Hopefully tomorrow will be less manic :blink: ...I have a set plan of almost military precision - get in - exchange - get OUT!!!....no dawdling, mooching, or LOOKING at the HALF PRICE goods that we bought for the full amount :lol:

...wish me luck....

DingoGirl Enthusiast
DingoGirl
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Wow...Usually we celiacs are worried that others are hearing....other things...from our respective bathroom stalls. I almost welcome another embarrassing sound!... :lol:

:lol: Yes, I"m sure we wouldn't mind if others heard the sound of us conking our heads on the toilet........ :blink:

Spa treatments, new clothing, ALL OF IT!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'll sue her for everything she's got, by golly!!!!! :angry::lol:

You are good Emily - top marks!! :D Tis indeed 'Budge up and never around :lol:

I don't think to budge around is naughty??.....but you may have to after I finished eating (my derriere is expanding due to excessively fine foods!! :lol: )..budge around Nikki.

I can only fit 1 dingo beside me now. (the girls will have to take turns)

:lol: With Annie, Miss Fatty-fat, well, we can possibly only fit half a dingo......she's been eating Stinker's food whilst I am away or in the shower!!!!!!!!!! I just discovered this NAUGHTY phenomenon..............good gawd - - now I know why she's fatter than EVER.......

mommy is also......alas I haven't been into anyone else's dog food....that I know of......

GOOD GAWD!!!!!! Am in my usual post-holiday ennui. BAH!!!!!!! Next year I'm going some place quite fun, where we actually hear a THANK YOU when a gift is opened...... :angry:

BOLLOCKS!!!!!!!!! Susie is cranky.......oh adn look at this, making me even crankier:

I am supposed to go out tonight w/ a dear friend of mine and another girl whom we went to high school with.....said girl is a FAMOUS potter/ceramicist.......dear gawd.......very successful career - with things in Sundance catalog and other important places........ :huh: intimidating (she's a goof, though, quite fun and mad)

BAH!!!!!!!! Just want to stay home and be cranky.........FREEZING COLD HERE wtih HUGE winds!!!!!!!! :o

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happygirl
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A belated Merry Christmas to all the sillies in sillyville!

And like some of the others on this thread, there was some particularly good Christmas cheer* going on for our holiday.

*Christmas cheer = good alcohol :)

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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A belated Merry Christmas to all the sillies in sillyville!

And like some of the others on this thread, there was some particularly good Christmas cheer* going on for our holiday.

*Christmas cheer = good alcohol :)

Happy Holidays to you, Laura! :D

Ha--I'm glad you enjoyed some good ole Christmas Cheer, too :lol: We've really come a long way ;)

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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...wish me luck....

Good luck with the shopping tomorrow, Nikki--I hope you find some cushy warm slippers at 1/2 price :D

:lol: Yes, I"m sure we wouldn't mind if others heard the sound of us conking our heads on the toilet........ :blink:

Sure beats the heck out of the alternative :P

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Happy Holidays Laura Nice to see you again!

elye Community Regular
elye
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We haven't heard from Tom...wonder how things have transpired at his sister's place...

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Yea, we haven't heard from him. I wonder if he had some good wine too? Goodness knows I did :)

DingoGirl Enthusiast
DingoGirl
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Hi Laura!!!!!! Always nice to see you. :)

susie is pleased - so many sillies enjoying some holiday cheer!!!!! This is progress, silleeeeeeeeez!!!!!!!!!

OMG -- it's SOOOOOOOOOOOOO freezing cold here, with biting, very aggressive winds.....and I am supposed to join some friends on the other side of town - I cannot even FATHOM leaving my house! Tell me, how do people ever go ANYwhere - except work - in freezing cold climates? :huh: All I want to do is crawl into my warm bed and stay cocoooned!!!!!!!!!!!!!! good Lord, I am hoping they cancel......I am SOOOOOO excited I haven't heard from them since this morning........

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