*downs a vicodin, prays for relief*

Neo - 25 March 2008 09:46 AM

She said one week, being April 1st, I was attempting to make a pun of sorts.  Yes it flopped.
June 12 for me, there was a light rain falling early in the day.  It was actually a pleasant weather day.

Oh, I see—I don’t think your joke flopped, I just think I was being dense.

April 28th for us.
It’ll be our seventh anniversary.

And hello, pumpkins.
*hugs*

Hey, sweetpea! *hugs*

How are you doing, Kathleen?
How’s work?

I’m doing OK—and it’s a nice, quiet, in-between week here, so that’s a fine thing.

I’m still feeling a little sad, though—don’t know if you noticed this yesterday, but I found out that a kid (age 24, which I know isn’t really a kid) whose Sunday School teacher I used to be DIED last week of skin cancer. I didn’t know such a thing was even possible. Anyway, I’m still feeling a bit weepy if I let myself think about it too much.

How are you, practically-an-old-married lady?

Yes, I did read that.
I was sorry to hear it.
*hugs*

I’m ok. All scratched up from the rats, and not having the most fabulous time at work (I’m annoyed that we finish at 4 when it’s the holidays - it’s ok for the salaried workers, but that takes £35 a week off my pay).

But generally fine.

It’s amazing Matt has lasted seven years.  He must have mutant recuperative powers.

Charybdis - 25 March 2008 10:41 AM

It’s amazing Matt has lasted seven years.  He must have mutant recuperative powers.

He’s cunning like that.

I expect the mandibles of death help some, too.

Neo - 25 March 2008 09:46 AM

She said one week, being April 1st, I was attempting to make a pun of sorts.  Yes it flopped.

It’s okay, Neo. Everybody plays the fool, sometimes. There’s no exception to the rule.