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What language is this anyway? Spanish? Italian?
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I’ve been listening to a lot of PRI radio these days. I go through phases of it. Eventually I get tired of listening to music radio, especially when none of the recent new releases grab my attention, and I’ll drift over to Terry Gross and Todd Mundt and Marty Moss-Coane. Then the time will come…
Erratum, explanations, and excitement.
Regarding yesterday’s comments: You are indeed correct, MG. PA has dropped their blood test requirement, although the majority of websites don’t seem to reflect this yet. I don’t know if The Socialist will be happy to learn this or not, since I don’t know whether or not he welcomed that little road block to the…
The Meaning of Words, Part 2
If anyone really, really, really wants to see my initial rant on this from last Friday, they can go to The Meaning of Words, which should open up in a separate window if I coded that correctly. Anyhow, a few more disjointed musing. A word of warning: do not presume by reading this that you…
The more credit you give away …
… the more will come back to you. – Brian Tracey I can only hope that Brian Tracey knows of which he speaks, because I’ve apparently given away more credit than I intended to. A second charge was made on my now closed AmEx the same day as the charge I mentioned in my last…
Songs 1-6
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Because it’s important
This Friday is 11/11, also known as National Corduroy day. It’s been declared National Corduroy day because 11/11 looks like the wales in corduroy fabric. No, I’m not kidding. If you don’t believe me, check out The Corduroy Club Web Site’s Grandest Event Announcement. I found out about this a year ago, when the television…
Spanish 🙂 I found my in spanish too. 🙂
Getting hair done…then ‘nothing’ but coziness sounds terrific*
The sad part about frost is the ‘flowers’ go….but so do the bugs!!
Hope you win the lottery*
A good frost sounds nice right about now…let me go check the current temperature….oh gee, it’s dropped to 91 degrees 😉 at least it’s not 100 right now.
~QE
NO! Baseball season isn’t over yet =)
You might consider getting the thing-ah-mah-giggy for the Socialist’s special wheels just in case another flat happens and you are out of cellphone contact.
As the big moan towards christmas builds in volume on line, your shoebox job is a ray of light. We don’t do christmas here, as much as any Westerner with a preschooler with grandparents can not do christmas… Wait a minute. We did buy the kiddo a bike last year. No tree. But a bike and a few pressies. I guess we just don’t want her to be the only person she knows who gets no pressies on christmas day.
But this year, in the name of charity, she and I will TOGETHER (ie. there is a lesson in this for her) take a tag from the christmas tree the local mall erect to elicit tagged gifts for needy children (you write on your tag whether the pressie is suitable for a boy or girl and of what age). I look forward to teaching her that if it is better to give than receive, it is better again to give without expecting to be thanked for it.
Beaster.
PS: 2.5 hours Snood free. 48 previous hours of abstinence were rewarded with my highest score yet! Not sure what the lesson is here… perhaps that I have no self-control?
It’s been 90 degrees the last few days here. I miss the cool weather, but I’m not gonna have to shovel any damn snow or drive home in a blizzard.
I don’t want to start an argument or anything, but that phrase is deffinitely in Italian. There are no words *E* and *di* in Spanish.
As for the weather, tell the Socialist that it was 85 degrees here today, with just enough breeze to keep it from being too hot. 😛
~Cali
It’s Italian.
Check out this site:
http://www.worldlingo.com/wl/pages/T1/G0/UP46167/P1/l/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html
Alli
Uh oh…those hub caps look like a metal chain…hmmm…could Socialist’s Joy be a bind for you?