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woot nekkid salutations. I can live with that.

walks around apartment nekkid while roommate and his girlfriend are still here. Teach them to keep me up at night

Silver Crusade

Solnes wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
It's official. I declined the grad school offer. I feel like it is the right choice, although it's been a very difficult one.
Good luck CH! Are you guys planning on the move to the west coast?

Yes. We still like LA, although there are a few places we are considering. Portland has become a major contender (my brother lives there, housing is affordable, and public transportation is plentiful [we hate having to drive everywhere]). On a whim, I applied for a job there.


Solnes wrote:
I want to fix the house up before Oct. Hubby bought me some primer and paint, I think I'll start with the kids rooms. We got a pretty mint green for the room Ari and Riley share and a kinda pearly grey for Kellen. I am also browsing craigslist for flooring. :)

Dumb question. Painting is one thing, but I'd have reservations for paying for flooring if you're renting. Any way to work that out with the landlord w/o making him reap all of the benefits of your hard work?

Silver Crusade

Cleaning is bad for my health. All that dust :(

On an upshot, some stuff we're putting in boxes as we clean, so that if we find ourselves needing to pack quickly, some is already done.


Woodraven wrote:

woot nekkid salutations. I can live with that.

walks around apartment nekkid while roommate and his girlfriend are still here. Teach them to keep me up at night

Prime opportunity for a teabag.

Liberty's Edge

Alias blitz!!!

Liberty's Edge

Well, in another thread anyway.


Urizen wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:

*blink*

Ugh. It is too gawdammned early to be up.

Urizen wrote:

Susan Sarandon? I'd be so lucky.

Maybe RHPS-era Susan. Nowadays, you'd be better off with her daughter.

"I'd buy that for a dollar!"

BttH right there. :D

yes please.


Urizen wrote:
Solnes wrote:
I want to fix the house up before Oct. Hubby bought me some primer and paint, I think I'll start with the kids rooms. We got a pretty mint green for the room Ari and Riley share and a kinda pearly grey for Kellen. I am also browsing craigslist for flooring. :)
Dumb question. Painting is one thing, but I'd have reservations for paying for flooring if you're renting. Any way to work that out with the landlord w/o making him reap all of the benefits of your hard work?

lol, yes there is. For 1 we have been here for 7 years, at this point we feel responsible for new floors. 2.. we are talking about buying the place from him and expanding on it.

Our landlord has offered to owner finance. :)


<< taking a break from our movie time for lunch. :)


Mmmm leftover steak, baked chicken, and mac and cheese,,, omnomnomnom!


Solnes wrote:

Decided I am too broke to take the kids out. We will stay in, cuddle up with some popcorn, and watch a movie together.

See you guys after some serious fam time. :D

Translation - Leave us the Hell alone, Dragon!!! ~GRINS~


Sharoth wrote:
Solnes wrote:

Decided I am too broke to take the kids out. We will stay in, cuddle up with some popcorn, and watch a movie together.

See you guys after some serious fam time. :D

Translation - Leave us the Hell alone, Dragon!!! ~GRINS~

lol, hardly. But the kids want some attention. Sunday is a what the kids want day. :)


Solnes wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
Solnes wrote:

Decided I am too broke to take the kids out. We will stay in, cuddle up with some popcorn, and watch a movie together.

See you guys after some serious fam time. :D

Translation - Leave us the Hell alone, Dragon!!! ~GRINS~
lol, hardly. But the kids want some attention. Sunday is a what the kids want day. :)

Translation - Send us all of your books, DVDs, and games, THEN leave us the Hell alone!!!

Spoiler:
~GRINS and runs~


Lunch consumed... time to get back to RHPS! I <3 that the kids are entranced by it, but too young to get it. :P

*I should note that Kellen, who is old enough to get it, is not home* ;)


Solnes wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Solnes wrote:
I want to fix the house up before Oct. Hubby bought me some primer and paint, I think I'll start with the kids rooms. We got a pretty mint green for the room Ari and Riley share and a kinda pearly grey for Kellen. I am also browsing craigslist for flooring. :)
Dumb question. Painting is one thing, but I'd have reservations for paying for flooring if you're renting. Any way to work that out with the landlord w/o making him reap all of the benefits of your hard work?

lol, yes there is. For 1 we have been here for 7 years, at this point we feel responsible for new floors. 2.. we are talking about buying the place from him and expanding on it.

Our landlord has offered to owner finance. :)

Yeah ... I'm going to have to agree ... new floors are needed. <sheepish grin>

When you go about doing the owner finance to buy it, you should talk to someone like Moff and give him the specifics to make sure you're jumping into the right mortgage. Sometimes these owner lease to own deals can be a bit questionable and you need to make sure you're getting the best deal to take into account the years you've rented and what you've put into it. :) Not that I'm questioning the landlord; it's just my protective-of-friends instinct kicking in ... especially given my tenure in banking loans.


Oh, I'm just dropping and don't have time to read backwards. So...how does SP feel about Puffin being Penguin's children's imprint?


Dear Sharoth,
I just want you to know, I'm not like those other heartless bastards. I am perfectly willing to tolerate your presence if you give me some of your hoard on a regular basis.
Yours,
M.

Scarab Sages

Crashthulhu wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:

AAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

that is all

too much fam time?

Too much cleaning up water in the basement time...


AZ: UGH.

BTW, I have noted that in my future attempts to mock you publicly, I must tag you by name.


I feel so grown up.

I just bought (well, ordered-- they didn't have it in stock in the store) my first ever brand new major piece of furniture-- a new bed with bookcase headboard and storage drawers underneath. Not sure what it says about me that I'm forty years old and have been living with hand-me-downs and second-hand furniture* since I left my parents' house, but I'm very excited. :)

*To be fair, a lot of the second-hand furniture is stuff I've picked up on antiquing ventures, and it's very nice, but it's all small stuff.

Scarab Sages

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

AZ: UGH.

BTW, I have noted that in my future attempts to mock you publicly, I must tag you by name.

Now why would you want to go ahead and mock me publicly? Other than the usual "it's fun" reason? Have I offended thee, oh botanicaled one?


Of course not!

Have I been with you so long, AZ, and yet you do not know me?

I mock because I love.

Oh, and because it is fun...if people notice. Otherwise, meh.


Lindisty: Enjoy! But don't grow up too much, or we won't entertain you anymore.

Scarab Sages

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

Of course not!

Have I been with you so long, AZ, and yet you do not know me?

I mock because I love.

Oh, and because it is fun...if people notice. Otherwise, meh.

Well, if you perform Facebook Mockery, I may not notice for some time. I am trying to cut down on FB time because certain (non-FAWTLY) people keep posting things that torment me and drive me towards the edge of the Cliffs of Insanity.


So, I have to learn to be patient just so you don't go insane? Fine...fine...I guess I'm willing to make sacrifices for my art.

Scarab Sages

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
So, I have to learn to be patient just so you don't go insane? Fine...fine...I guess I'm willing to make sacrifices for my art.

Well, if it's art, then....

Spoiler:
Yeah, go ahead and sacrifice. That way you'll suffer. That's what artists are supposed to do.


There's a certain logic to what you say. Of course, I feel like with my back, I'm doing a lot of extra suffering.

Scarab Sages

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Of course, I feel like with my back, I'm doing a lot of extra suffering.

Same here with my shoulder lately. Ibuprofen has become a very good friend.

Silver Crusade

Lindisty wrote:

I feel so grown up.

I just bought (well, ordered-- they didn't have it in stock in the store) my first ever brand new major piece of furniture-- a new bed with bookcase headboard and storage drawers underneath. Not sure what it says about me that I'm forty years old and have been living with hand-me-downs and second-hand furniture* since I left my parents' house, but I'm very excited. :)

*To be fair, a lot of the second-hand furniture is stuff I've picked up on antiquing ventures, and it's very nice, but it's all small stuff.

I love new furniture!


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Lindisty: Enjoy! But don't grow up too much, or we won't entertain you anymore.

Oh, no matter how grown up I get, I'll maintain my child-like sense of wonder and delight with the shenanigans here. ;)

Scarab Sages

Celestial Healer wrote:
I love new furniture!

I once had a dog that loved new furniture, especially the taste of it. Destroyed the entire arm of a love-seat. We never even found all the pieces.....


Aberzombie wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Of course, I feel like with my back, I'm doing a lot of extra suffering.
Same here with my shoulder lately. Ibuprofen has become a very good friend.

I've been popping four Aleve at a time. They used to do more, but even given a possible decrease in their effectiveness, I don't think Ibuprofen does much for me. How did you do it? Basement saving or Charlie totting? Or both at the same time?


Aberzombie wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
I love new furniture!
I once had a dog that loved new furniture, especially the taste of it. Destroyed the entire arm of a love-seat. We never even found all the pieces.....

Ack! I hope the cats don't love the new bed in quite that way. :P

(Yes, I know, in theory I could lock the cats out of the bedroom, but one of them is old and blind and timid, and it freaks her out too much to venture out into the rest of the house.)


Lindisty wrote:

Ack! I hope the cats don't love the new bed in quite that way. :P

(Yes, I know, in theory I could lock the cats out of the bedroom, but one of them is old and blind and timid, and it freaks her out too much to venture out into the rest of the house.)

With the exception of one cat, we keep the bedroom door shut all the time to keep them from coming in. While I have four of them, I'm also allergic to them. It's the one place I want in the house (aside from the guest bedrooms) that I would like to keep it free from shedding fur. :)


Urizen wrote:
Lindisty wrote:

Ack! I hope the cats don't love the new bed in quite that way. :P

(Yes, I know, in theory I could lock the cats out of the bedroom, but one of them is old and blind and timid, and it freaks her out too much to venture out into the rest of the house.)

With the exception of one cat, we keep the bedroom door shut all the time to keep them from coming in. While I have four of them, I'm also allergic to them. It's the one place I want in the house (aside from the guest bedrooms) that I would like to keep it free from shedding fur. :)

I can understand that. Until Alice went blind, the cats had an 'apartment' in the (finished, heated) basement where they went when I wasn't home, so as to prevent destruction of the rest of the house when they were unsupervised. Now, though, they stay in my bedroom because it traumatizes Alice too much to move from one room to another. She's old, and I want her last months or years to be happy ones. And fortunately, I'm not allergic.


Lindisty wrote:
I can understand that. Until Alice went blind, the cats had an 'apartment' in the (finished, heated) basement where they went when I wasn't home, so as to prevent destruction of the rest of the house when they were unsupervised. Now, though, they stay in my bedroom because it traumatizes Alice too much to move from one room to another. She's old, and I want her last months or years to be happy ones. And fortunately, I'm not allergic.

Even more ironic is that we have a dog and I am allergic to him too. A bit of a masochist? Probably, but I'm also an animal lover so I cannot even imagine living without pets. We do have the den and the basement set up where the cats can retreat because 95% of the time, they do not want to have anything to do with the 120 lbs 2 year old American Bulldog.

"But I want to plaaaaaay! Why won't kitties play with meeeee?"


Urizen wrote:

Even more ironic is that we have a dog and I am allergic to him too. A bit of a masochist? Probably, but I'm also an animal lover so I cannot even imagine living without pets. We do have the den and the basement set up where the cats can retreat because 95% of the time, they do not want to have anything to do with the 120 lbs 2 year old American Bulldog.

"But I want to plaaaaaay! Why won't kitties play with meeeee?"

Awww... I love bulldogs! My lifestyle would not accommodate a dog right now, but when I retire, I'm gettin' a bulldog. And the cats will probably kill and eat me for it. :P

You sound like another friend of mine, who's incredibly allergic to cats, but manages the allergies with shots so he can still have them. I think I'd do the same, if I were allergic. Pets are family to me, I can't imagine being without them.


I have an overwhelming desire to start a thread about the alignment of Capt. Nemo.

Scarab Sages

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Of course, I feel like with my back, I'm doing a lot of extra suffering.
Same here with my shoulder lately. Ibuprofen has become a very good friend.
I've been popping four Aleve at a time. They used to do more, but even given a possible decrease in their effectiveness, I don't think Ibuprofen does much for me. How did you do it? Basement saving or Charlie totting? Or both at the same time?

I've been having problems for years now. When I first went to the doctor for it, he told me I had slipped a rib. I'm guessing that's what it is again. Eventually, I'll make my way back to the doctor to see what's up, but as long as I can still function, I can live with the pain.

Scarab Sages

Mmmm.....boiled shrimp.


So no one misses the free awesomeness.

Scarab Sages

Mmmmm....beer.

Silver Crusade

Mmmmm... Lasagna and homemade bread.


Celestial Healer wrote:
Mmmmm... Lasagna and homemade bread.

Jealous. That's much better than reheated leftover soup.


I finally answered question two of this gorram quiz but I still don't understand it. For some reason respiratory diffusion baffles me. :S

Sovereign Court

Yet again, I haven't been able to kill a player. Poor players, need a better caliber DM. :D

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

I'm back in Georgia after a busy weekend, including pulling out a lot of thistle plants (some with 4-inch long thistles) to help my daughter with her Girl Scout silver award.

I've got a writing assignment to finish up, and I'll be back later.

I'm sure many of you are watching AGoT anyway...


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
I have an overwhelming desire to start a thread about the alignment of Capt. Nemo.

Obviously Chaotic Good.


Tonight I wish we had cable. I want to watch Burn Notice, rise of Sam Axe!

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