'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Thinking of of my office, I really need to go through and find not-maternity clothes to wear when I go back to work in 2 weeks. That's going to be one frustrating trip through the closets.
I found that even when I reached my pp weight, I was still a different shape. Weird.
I am hiding from the packers in my air conditioned bedroom. The down stairs is almost done; they are finishing the kitchen now.
Oh, happy belated b-day, Hec?
It is belated, right?
Is "belated" the only form of "belay" that gets used anymore? (Except "belay" is used in the military, right?)
And rappelling
I found that even when I reached my pp weight, I was still a different shape. Weird.
Yeah, me too. I needed all new shoes too - my feet swelled up like little inflatable rafts and are now a full half-size bigger than my pre-preg feet were.
And other sorts of climbing.
My boss just said I can go home after 11:00 (gotta send out a newsletter then)--yay! I get to lay down with my heating pad.
Is "belated" the only form of "belay" that gets used anymore? (Except "belay" is used in the military, right?)
The Navy. Or when you're trying to talk like a pirate.
And rappelling
But with a completely different meaning, no?
The Navy. Or when you're trying to talk like a pirate.
That's what I figured. Because Captain Kirk said it once. (Some alien put a bomb in engineering that would blow up if the Enterprise went into warp.)
I'm going to get this one for the iPod.
Oh dear god is that COOL!
Is "belated" the only form of "belay" that gets used anymore? (Except "belay" is used in the military, right?)
Are belated and belay actually related? Belated is used to describe something that is late and belay means to rescind (as in "belay that order")