But normally she'll just sit right outside my bedroom door when I go in there, waiting for me.
No kidding. I was feeling smart assy but ran out of steam lol
So the best kind!
Very true. It's not nearly as enjoyable if it doesn't make you feel and think. Saw a tat the other day i would love, said "I have lived a thousand lives" with a stack of books etc etc.
now that is a tat I would get...if I could find room lol I am already covered
I've got plenty of room but haven't got the cash. My guy isn't cheap either but I won't let anyone else touch me with ink anymore lol
Honestly only just started again. I've been drawn into the forums for a while and it was taking up all my free time. Still on a lot but it's between other things nowI need to read more, it's far more gratifying, but I get caught up drinking whiskey and watching anime/tv/movies
I love it
not that it happened to her but that it worked out for both of you. Friends rock
Not to mention hurt like a bastard!
The pain isn't what scares me... I can deal with pain but needles, that's my one big phobia. But, I do my best to fight it, giving blood whenever it's convenient. I will say one thing about that, apparently in California all the blood drive people are retarded, they prick the tip of your finger where all your nerve endings are located. When I gave blood in Montana they pricked the side of the finger, didn't feel a god damn thing. I made them stop and explain what the hell just happened because it blew my mind. Just genius. Also platelet donations are badass, especially in the summer, think computer liquid cooling, well that's it, they pump cold saline through your body while they take the platelets out, it's AMAZING, hell I wish I could do it daily as a mid day routine in the summer!
Had some whiskey, drinking tea, had a nice dinner and relaxing. Can't expect any betterHey jer. How's thangs.
Andria
, and yourself?
Had some whiskey, drinking tea, had a nice dinner and relaxing. Can't expect any better
I didn't get my rose planted today though; the little bit of weeding and hedge trimming I did yesterday just about killed me, after 3 yrs of very little gardening or yard work at all. Getting old SUCKS! Every little thing seems to be a monumental effort. But my husband is off tomorrow too, so he said he'll get it planted, and I can supervise.
Yeah though I guess some do fade completely, my Uncle is tatted pretty much head to toe except the visible face. The top of his feet are like you said for the most part though a few competely gone, the bottoms just gone and the "**** you" he had on the top/bottom inside of his lips are gone now as well (only took about 10 years to completely disappear on him).
Supervisory positions are important! Just treat your workers right and bring them treats, like a donut or somethingHmmm.... not too bad at the moment... Had a monster headache earlier but took 4 ibuprofen, did the dishes then mixed some juice to try and forget about it, and it seems to be gone now.
Andria
I need to read more, it's far more gratifying, but I get caught up drinking whiskey and watching anime/tv/movies
I hear you, I've actually had that "can't put it down" experience. Well I put it down twice to go grab some food, but I did nothing else until I finished the entire book. Sophie's World, interesting fiction book that basically gives a full blown lesson in philosophy. My brother had read it as his textbook when he took that course, I decided to check it out when I was taking it, and well devoured the book and the class was a breeze (which it probably would have been anyways considering my teacher was drinking Whiskey and Tea during class and held office hours in a bar called Pisser's Palace, but yeah).
But now I have my husband to carry them for me.... When I'm browsing in there, if they get to be too heavy, I just hand them to him and say HOLD THESE PLEASE!
Someday I may get a Kindle or something like that, so I don't need armloads anymore. But I think I would miss actual books. Can a regular tablet do duty as a Kindle-type reader? I need to find a good excuse for why i really need a tablet.
Andria
I've heard there is a kindle app that will give you a similar lighting experience to the original kindle, I have no experience with that, but that's the same reason I'm interested in a tablet, mainly because thick books can be a pain flipping pages being awkward to hold, though the feel and smell would certainly be an issue.ROFL.... I always laugh, on my way out of the library. When I graduated from high school, I swore up and down, no more huge armloads of books... but I never leave the library with less than 10!
Someday I may get a Kindle or something like that, so I don't need armloads anymore. But I think I would miss actual books. Can a regular tablet do duty as a Kindle-type reader? I need to find a good excuse for why i really need a tablet.
Andria
So true, but at the same time sometimes it's a pain with thicker books, the one page easy to see the other curved so much I have to continually twist it back and forth to read each line... maybe it's just because I just finished Atlas Shrugged, but the end of that book got tedious in that regard
Unfortunately no...And you also have the problem of lying on your back reading and dropping the book on your face....or is that just me
I don't think I've ever walked around without some kind of cut/scab. My shins are covered with them right now and a couple on my arms. Slammed my head into a rack last weekend and gouged my forehead.
Oh ouchy! I have scratches all over me from the rottweiler claws lol. They seem to think that at 100+lbs they are lapdogs....
Love scratches >>> cuts from cardboard, wood, and fiberglass.
Nope damned near do it nightly.And you also have the problem of lying on your back reading and dropping the book on your face....or is that just me
It's not like an injection , it is surface pricking and not that bad at all, first few lines and it becomes a teeny bit numb as the work progresses, very tolerable.
