Whoohoo! One of the developers emailed the guy in charge of the move and asked for dividers. Ballsier than I am, that's for sure. We should be getting some eventually.

I'm really hating the weather reports right now. Maybe I should just preemptively reschedule the haircut...

Maybe I should ask in movies- but I am trying to think of a movie with Sandy Dennis in it where she is in the country and there is snow, and she may have to chop would. It may or may not have a lesbian theme. It may or may not have the word fox in it. I believe she is wearing a plaid outdoor jacket (which is actually what I want a picture of.

Yes, yes we do. HAI THAR MAI TWINZ! Ahem. Soooo, you coming back out here when MCR goes back on tour??

Dude, isn't it your turn to visit me? It's not hot right now! You could come visit right now!

Wah Wah Wah man-child, I deal with a tough 8 year-old each night, you are no match.

::snerk::

The last two places I worked had mission statements with "world class" in them, e.g. "become a world-class electricity provider."

Ha! Where I work right now has "world-class" in its mission statement, and I just got back from a focus group on how we can achieve our vision. Which is a cutesy acronym.

but I am trying to think of a movie with Sandy Dennis in it where she is in the country and there is snow, and she may have to chop would. It may or may not have a lesbian theme. It may or may not have the word fox in it. I believe she is wearing a plaid outdoor jacket

I have no idea, but love this anyway.

And Boss just came by and said it's a shame there are no dividers. Suh-core. We will get something.

Also, today is Leverage day, and the previews show both Luke Perry and Parker crying. I hope for mighty revenge.

The only Sandy Dennis movie I can think of is Up the Down Staircase. Which hits none of those elements whatsoever. Except possibly the snow.

There's a Sandy Dennis movie called....wait for it.... The Fox. IMDB summary:

Based on D.H. Lawrence's novella about two young women - sickly, chattering Jill Banford and quiet, strong Ellen March - who are trying, hopelessly, to run a chicken farm in Canada. A gentle but powerful man Paul Renfield who used to live on their farm returns and puts things in order. But his proposal of marriage to Ellen awakens the lesbianism dormant in the girls: Jill uses her weakness to make Ellen feel protective, and the women become active lesbians

Thank you! I suppose I could have looked it up, but I also like to talk about things here.

Now off to find a picture.

Aargh. I think I am going to have to buy the movie to figure out what costume I am thinking of. Or if I completely imagined it.