ita, I still don't get the biz formal reqs at your office. Aren't your clients internal? Why would they care? I've on,y seen one West Coast business formal place in the industry.

I am hoarding my last box of Tagalongs, Kat. By hiding it in the freezer behind the huge turkey taking up the whole bottom shelf. I want to go buy more. Thankfully I know no Girl Scouts here. And I intend to stay true to Grace until my littlest niecelet both gets into Girl Scouts and my family realizes that I'm buying them elsewhere.

I can't tell if I scratched under my nose, hurt it with rough-ish tissues or have a small pimple. But ouch. Once the cat gets off of my shins, I am going to go look and treat appropriately. Ah, Natter TMI.

Just click on the links in the For Cooking section of the product page. The orange, lemon, and lime on there are the cooking ones.

I swear, I never got to that page. I started here and could get to individual products but not an overview page. I'm going to refill my cart from your link because I will just feel better about it.

"FREEGF" as a code makes me idly wonder if I am ordering lady companionship. At least it's free and hopefully totally consensual.

Aren't your clients internal?

You know how we're kind of an umbrella? One of the companies we're an umbrella for is on the 13th floor. So, sometimes their visitors mandate business formal. However, the Marketing group on 12 also does have the odd person that means us on 11 dress up and pretend anyone gives a fuck. It's exasperating, but they're always recruiting more of the smaller companies that make up the larger company we're the umbrella for. Or individuals. Who seem to like ties.

And I have to say--I hate that management doesn't reprimand, apparently, if you "forget". I have never not known when I'm supposed to wear business formal, never shown up in jeans when I shouldn't, but some people are making a point of not doing it, and I think that either they should be clearly, ah, dressed down, or we should all be allowed to dress down in an admission that it's not important. But it absolutely shouldn't be my individual call.

Cass, in looking at my inventory sheet, I can tell you we have 7 boxes left of Tagalongs. Nom nom nom. (Also, 3 Thin Mints, 10 Samoa (!!) and 1 Do-Si-Do.) I will have to order more Thin Mints for boothing next weekend, but I'll worry about it then.

I am willing to Paypal or send you a check for one or two of those if they need a forever home. I can pick them up in a few weeks-ish.

Kinda shocked you have 10 Samoa left. Those are ridiculously popular.

Just heard from a caller: "A little girl just kicked down my door!!!" and my first thought was "was she selling cookies?"

Hah, erin.

I feel kind of wild: I'm leaving the house at 8:45 on a Friday night to meet someone for drinks! Woot! Living it up! (No wonder Europeans think Americans are kinda weird.)

but before then, I should vacuum, I think.

Hee! Someone on deviantArt said they liked my style! I have a style! (Shut up, Amy). So what if my style is "hack away at the paper until it gives up"? That's a valid choice. I refuse to be shamed...

(Shut up, Amy)

Uh, I said it first. And you don't just hack away at the paper. Stop that.

In Downton news, oh my god do I hate Thomas and O'Brien . But I also think they're written really over the top. There's barely a shade of gray there in either one of them.