those are some OUTFITS

I always feel like this is true for everything except daily commuting, especially if you drive on the freeway. It feels like a goddamned holiday if you only have to deal with one asshole. (But, I work in the Seattle area so...traffic.)

HAHA! This reminds me, I left my cup of coffee in the break room. Happy Friday. ;-)

Except schools do not focus on spelling much at all these days. I’ve seen lots of misspellings in my kids’ schoolwork that were completely ignored by the teachers...even through the 12 grade. And my kids went to school in a very wealthy district. Like penmenship, spelling is just not as important as other subjects.…

I appreciate their sacrifices for the greater good.

Yeah, my wording kind of sucks in that post. ;-)

Oh, I think she’s got a long life of mediocrity ahead of her.

People can be friendly...it’s on the surface, though. It’s just harder to make real friends. It’s hard enough, as adults, to create real friendships but something about Seattle makes it a bit harder. Maybe it’s because there are so many awesome things to do that everyone is too busy to start up with new people.

Ha! I don’t mind the smoking, it’s just funny how much more prevalent it is here than Kirkland, where I used to live. And all of the parking spots down here are bigger because everyone drives a truck. Bonney Lake, ftw! ;-)

I feel like it’s just people in the big cities who are so cold and unfriendly. We moved to a distant suburb of Seattle/Tacoma and the people are so much friendlier. (And they all seem to smoke cigarettes but I digress.)

I had a breakdown when the sock monkey tried to hug Jason Bateman and had to turn the movie off. I can’t re-live that so haven’t seen the whole thing.

Nope, just you. Your desperation and obsession about this topic is disturbing. Frankly, I’m starting to feel very sad and worried for you. Take a break. Get some fresh air. This is not healthy behavior.

That explains all of the free time!

Seriously, seek help.

You need a therapist.

Thanks! Yeah, things are good now. It just taught me that users/addicts can truly behave in a way that goes against their very nature; they don’t always just “enhance” tendencies that were secretly there all of the time. They really can change a person. It’s helped me being a lot more understanding of addicts.

Ha, I just posted something similar and my name is April. If I was on Ambien right now, I might have thought I was you. ;-)

Especially combined with alcohol. I nearly destroyed my marriage/life due to mixing them. I found out I was saying and doing things that I had never, ever thought of saying or doing before. Not even that shitty little voice in the back of my head that I have to tell to shut the fuck up kind of stuff. And, I still have…

Repeatedly. If I was wrongfully accused of something so damn horrible and faced such a huge scandal, I wouldn’t keep doing the exact same things, over and over. He was compelled by ego and sickness.

Deleted post...I don’t want to be the 10,000th person who says the same thing to you. :-)