Gracie was just happy girl today. Lots of smiles and laughing and dancing and playing. She refuses to stay still. Visiting her was the high point of my day.
'Selfless'
Natter 60: Gone In 60 Seconds
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
sara, the desert freaks me out. It's like, "This should all be underwater! It'd be so much prettier!"
I grew up in Ohio and I LOVE the ocean.
I stand corrected!
Not an incapacitating freakout. Just a "NOT RIGHT! WRONG! TOO HIGH! BIZARRO!" mental commentary.
I had a similar reaction on a mesa in Arizona -- I could see too far, it was too flat, too brown, just Not Right.
Heh, Kat.
Maybe there are three types of people....desert people and ocean people and a bizarro hybrid of the two?
I didn't grow up near the ocean (Western Pennsylvania) and I adore the ocean. I haven't seen it this century.
I wonder if people in the 1900s made remarks like "Well, I haven't seen anything like that this century."
a bizarro hybrid of the two?
I"ll take bizarro hybrid for a hundred, Alex.
When it comes to the ocean, Jesse and I are one.
Jesse, did you see my fluevog black/brownish spectator pumps link?
brenda, I agree that all first meals should be strawberry ice cream!
Heh. I remember a college peer who grew up in NC and did a semester out west. She was all "exposed all the time" whereas I felt claustrophobic in NC unless I drove out to a treeless hilltop (and even that wasn't enough.) Desert=norm for me. Blue mountains, beige earth dotted with dusty green, sun bleached oranges and reds, that's earth to me.
The ocean thing still is weird to me. I like it. I like the sounds (and as long as it isn't fishy) the smell and rhythm. But The Horizon Is Too Tall. Will Crush Me.