I sent $5-yeah, I know-and she credited back yesterday. Whether it was her idea, PayPal's or the law, who knows?

I saw Creativity flags and figured they'd been on a craft buzz at Hobby Lobby.

I'm using that from now on. For everything.

Yes, that empty bed. My eyes are still leaking. I can remember my Dad's bed in my living room, empty, and the crushing loss I felt when I realized I would have to take it apart, alone.

1000+

I feel badly for the employees, but then again, I watched a whole division of my company reduce all full time employees to 20 hour employees with no warning, and then go on a hiring frenzy. Businesses aren't about what makes it easy for employee, and there's still a long line of overqualified people just waiting to…

She's just so damn ...unique. I'd love to have lunch with her, and side-eye her whenever anything precious comes out of her mouth. I honestly think she'd laugh.

Totally with you on this. I was made to push a wheelbarrow.

Keith Urban:clown shoes?

+1+1 This is awful and I wish I hadn't read it. Going to check the meds for a retcon equivalent.

I'm with you, Jenna.

That's what I can't figure out. Did she get free stuff along the way that the IRS sees as income?

Me.

I don't know about head voice, but my Dad had the same problem, and my voice is now perfect for old people.

Thanks for the reminder that we humans, over all, are pretty cool.

It makes me happy.

Of the two, it's much easier to fix.

That's just it. If we are on a first name basis, I'm good. But in most cases, we aren't because the customer isn't wearing a name badge and hasn't offered their name. On the other side of it, I'm creeped out if a salesperson on first meeting asks my name and then uses it over and over. (This is usually only in high…

Exactly, it does seem to be a male customer/female tag wearer most often. Our young women get it the worst, but I get my share of creeps and I'm no spring chicken. They use your name in every sentence like they own you.