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Time to Pull Out the Footie Pajamas
HAPPY SAINT NICHOLAS DAY!!!!
In my family St. Nick's has always been the true start of the Christmas season. You wake up on the morning of December 6 to presents of chocolate and new pajamas and/or slippers. And yes, I do own a pair of footie pajamas given to me on St Nick's day freshman year. So I'm going to enjoy them and some cookies and hot ( Read more... ) -
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I want a burger. With cheese sauce. And maybe some bacon.
And a machaca burrito.
And steak.
And maybe some Afghani food.
And maybe some Thai.
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Update
- When I am experiencing an anxiety attack I am drawn to watching crime shows such as CSI, Criminal Minds, CSI, etc.. I don't know why, as it often only increases my anxiety.
- I have found at least six rocks in my food in the last month. I am starting to suspect conspiracies. I have chipped two teeth.
- I can only write papers efficiently when I am ( Read more... )
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This is probably only interesting to Val (who probably already knows) and E (who never reads her friends' page and doesn't watch Atlantis) but,
Dr. Beckett, who will be a recurring character on Stargate Atlantis, is played by actor Paul McGillion, who seven years earlier played the young Dr. Ernest Littlefield in the 1940s flashback scenes in "The ( Read more... ) -
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Not pregnant. Just figured my prolonged absence from livejournal warranted messing with people's minds. And I've been extremely bored lately. -
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I'm pregnant. -
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Wednesday: I missed two classes due to a brief intestinal illness ( Read more... ) -
Sammys and EVOO
Is there anyone other than Valerie and my self who finds RAchel Ray incredibly annoying? A great cook, but just irritating as all get out? -
This is Vague Because I Don't Want to Give the Plot Away
"Serene was a word you could put to Brooklyn, New York. Especially in the summer of 1912. Somber, as a word, was better. But it did not apply to Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Prairie was lovely and Shenandoah had a beautiful sound, but you couldn’t fit those words into Brooklyn. Serene was the only word for it; especially on a Saturday afternoon in ( Read more... )
