'Out Of Gas'
[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.
I listen to 10-at-10 pretty much every day while I wash dishes and so forth. Part of my routine. It's not a lot of Dave Morey's voice, but it helps me get by. The KFOG no-repeat workday was my friend when I was working on Mt. Diablo.
I still miss 99.9 the Underground out of Sacramento.
We pretty much leave the car radio on NPR, and use an ipod if we're road tripping.
Family picture: [link]
The dog looks worried. Possibly because she knows my DH is exposing her lady bits to the world. The pear tree in our front yard looks pretty, though.
I thought that was Eric Cartman: The Definitive Collection. Featuring "Kyle's Mom's a Bitch" and "Come Sail Away."
"In the ghettoooooooooo!"
Attention: Peanut butter toast is the best. Breakfast. Evar.
That is all, thank you.
Family picture: [link]
You look great!
Family picture: [link]
Finally a preggie picture!!! You all look so happy! YAY!
Am now backing away from the exclamation points and am getting ready to go to work.
That is a wonderful family picture! Sparky's glowing, pass it on
Attention: Peanut butter toast is the best. Breakfast. Evar.
Yum. I like to add a bit of cinnamon sugar or sliced banana sometimes.
Todd, that picture makes my eyes itch!
The pear tree in our front yard looks pretty, though.
Understatement of the year! That's a storybook front yard. And you all look wonderful.
I'm now on Easter break. (Despite the prominence of American Christianity, it's in Australia that I get a four-day weekend for Easter.) It's been confirmed, they'll be announcing layoffs on Wednesday. They've set up the lay-off room - papered over the windows on an internal office (well away from external windows, I'm assuming that's just a coincidence). The IT guys, as I understand it, are at the ready to shut people out of their computers as their number comes up. (Which I confess I find a little cool, in an A-Team kind of way).
Obviously, I'm curious to know whether I'll be laid off. I won't be surprised if I am - reasons which ultimately all come back to my boss, who's run the section into the ground lo these last three years. He's also the reason why I think I'd prefer the redundancy. (Although there's also the chance that I keep my job and he loses his, so let's not be hasty.)