Willow ,'The Killer In Me'
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{{smonster}} Glad you got it over with. Sorry about the cry/barf feeling. Here's to the weekend?
Erin, I thought it was a great essay, but yeah, definite drama llama. But like others have said above, I'm not surprised that she has feelings about her leftover detritus and the memories of her failed marriage, but she really should have kept her mouth shut about it. But from what you've said before, that didn't seem likely. Sorry.
Eff her and her drama. Just like your essay is not about her, her drama is not really about you.
Thanks for the support, y'all.
Going to grab and run away with go look at this dog today. [link]
Newfie!
My favorite breed!!!!!!!!!!!!
God, guys, thanks so much for the feedback, both on the essay and the drama llamaness.
I shouldn't be surprised at anything she does, but it seems that I will continue to be. *sigh*
Dan and I were just talking about it, and I am frankly impressed with myself and all the shit I have NOT said to her. It's all because of M, of course, but her personality is just to antithetical to mine, and her crazy makes me so angry and crazy, too.
I mean, I try to avoid it, to let it roll off my back and just be "Eh, it is what it is" but the impulse to verbally go superfuckingnova-cluestick upside her ass is so overwhelming at times. But I haven't. And I won't. Unless I HAVE to. I hope that day never comes, because shit will go DOWN. (I told Dan "I'd go all Elliott on her ass! With duct tape!" Hee. I love that scene.)
I am SO not a person who takes shit or appreciates drama. Bleargh.
My cousins had Newfoundlands and they were the sweetest dogs and remarkably able to work their way through a crowded house without knocking anything off, despite their size. The youngest learned to walk holding onto the dog and then rode her. They do drool, though.
Once a week the paper runs items about animals - an advice column for pets' health issues by a vet and reports on animal control calls. Every week it includes an item about one specific animal that's up for adoption, with a picture and brief description of the animal's personality. Last week's was a pit bull mix named Glowworm.
Is her name This DOG? Probably not, but it made me giggle. She's beautiful and you should totally take her home.