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lifehiker

Summer Classes for Men

Jun 09, 2008 17:01

Summer Classes for Men at
THE ADULT LEARNING CENTER
REGISTRATION MUST BE COMPLETED
by Friday, August 15th 2008
NOTE: DUE TO THE COMPLEXITY AND DIFFICULTY LEVEL OF THEIR CONTENT, CLASS SIZES WILL BE LIMITED TO 8 PARTICIPANTS MAXIMUM

Class 1
How To Fill Up The Ice Cube Trays
Step-by-Step instruction with Slide PresentationMeets 4 weeks, Monday and ( Read more... )

Comments 8

A testimonial... urbanpagan2 June 10 2008, 00:56:42 UTC

I have taken most of these and they have changed my life...

:-)

Re: A testimonial... lifehiker June 10 2008, 02:16:11 UTC

I'm signing up for classes 5, 6, and 7. Of course, this could all be a waste of time if my novel ever gets published.

africanashes June 16 2008, 21:56:36 UTC

I meant to comment on this att he time - its great! I showed my boyf and he and I laughed a great deal. 6, 7, 8, and 10 will be his future classes if I have my way ;)

lifehiker June 16 2008, 23:17:44 UTC

I think 6 & 7 are mandatory for most heterosexual males, don't you?

africanashes June 16 2008, 23:23:00 UTC

Most definitely!
Just recently I was over visiting M and I tidied up a bit - put things away in 'logical' places and told him where to look if he couldn't find things. Not even 2 weeks later I had a phone call asking for something he had searched high and low for - completely avoiding the obvious place!

Mne! Got to love 'em! Yet boy these classes would be fun! ;)

lifehiker June 17 2008, 15:32:25 UTC

In M's defense, men and women must have entirely different sorting systems. I still can't find stuff that my last ex-girlfriend put in "logical" places. Of course it didn't help that she then got upset because I got upset that she couldn't remember where that logical place was. So now I figure the most logical place must have been at her house...

sillyliss June 16 2008, 22:46:44 UTC

My husband will be attending Class 2. He insists that because he uses less he should change it less. But I leave the empty roll there anyway, because I am evil. TMI??

lifehiker June 16 2008, 23:18:41 UTC

Yes, the advantage to living alone is that I have learned how to replace the roll all by myself. I understand that it is possible to forget this after just one year of co-habitation, however.