Things we do everyday: dirty clothes into hamper, wash dishes or put in dishwasher, make beds

Monday: clean off kitchen table and counter, take bedroom things from living rooms to bedrooms

Tuesday: Trash and recycling out, swiffer the kitchen

Wednesday: Master bath, vacuum living room

Thursday: Other bath, vacuum hall and bedrooms

Friday: catch up

Saturday: Laundry

Over the knee boots-back in style, or still fuck-me?

ita, - yes.

I would have them now if I had found some that fit. of course, I like the pirate look

thanks msbelle, that gives me a way to think about organize

"Do you know an American woman who hasn't seen 'Pretty Woman'?"

Why yes, Mr. Stuart Weitzman. That would be me, thanks.

I see them around the city a lot. I don't think they really work, though.

""You want to avoid having any resemblance to anything theatrical and the appearance of anything remotely looking like 'Pirates of the Caribbean,' " according to Graham."

Bah. I do not agree with these statements. And if I could find a really good pair of over-the-knee boots that would work with my skirts, I'd wear them.

I love Cher in this picture. She may be Cher, but she ain't stupid.

Jilli, for shame! You can't be in touch with your inner whatsername without watching that movie. AKA, I've seen it, why should I be alone in my trauma?

I do want over-the-knee boots, but I entirely don't trust myself on that front.

AKA, I've seen it, why should I be alone in my trauma?

Because I won't won't won't watch it. I'm too busy watching Nightmare Before Christmas for the gazillionth time.

I've oosted over some in the store, but I'm not ready to commit. I have enough things I like only in the abstract but can't really wear. Or can only wear at F2F.

Because I won't won't won't watch it.

But then you don't know! How can you live and not know?

I'd cheerfully wear otk boots to run errands. My list of "can't really wear" involves stuff like my vinyl bustier. Well, the strapless one, anyway. Totally can't find an excuse for that.