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Lordy. I am having the closest thing to a panic attack as I think I am able.
Four weeks
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(Sung to the tune of 'Johnny B Good')
Far Far from Louisiana and warm New Orleans,
Way up north among the cold and screams,
In a small apartment for dogs and men,
Where lived a Monkey boy named Patrick Curtin,
He studied Law to find a job that Lasts,
Now he has to pack up and move REALLY fast!
GO!
Go Monkey Go!
GO!
Go monkey Go!
GO!
Go Monkey Go!
Monkey B Goode!
:D
(Sung to the tune of 'Johnny B Good')
Far Far from Louisiana and warm New Orleans,
Way up north among the cold and screams...
...Screams?
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John and I were talking about places we might live when we are finally fed up with the cost of living in NY (which may come sooner rather than later) and Maryland/DC was brought up as a possibility. Mostly because my boss keeps saying he wants to put a financial advisory rep in our company's Bethesda office. But housing isn't that much cheaper there than it is here. Maybe a little. We shall see.
From what I understand, the cost of housing in the DC area has dramatically increased over the last 8-10 years, along with traffic, crime, etc......
Four weeksDo you own your home or rent?
Renting. And my lease fortuitously is up this month.
Renting. And my lease fortuitously is up this month.Four weeksDo you own your home or rent?
It is almost like Fate is intervening on your behalf...which I always take as a very bad sign.
Watch your back, Monkey! Some gremlins or such may be up to something!
;)
Well, packet is away. It's in the spaghetti monster's noodles now
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That sounds strangely delicious.
Mozzarella 3:15
For I am the pasta and the sauce.Ramen
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Sad start to the day. I was just informed that my female pup Penelope that my ex took with her when she left passed away some months ago. RIP little Penelope. You were Daddy's little girl. :'(
Sorry Patrick. :(
I am sorry to hear that, PC.
Thanks guys.
The sadness isn't as sharp as some I've experienced. I have grieved for her loss since 2015 after all. Still, it sorrows me that she passed. I had always held out some slim hope that my ex would get tired of her and give her back.
In a way, it does give me closure. I know she's gone, and I no longer have to worry about her. That is cold comfort, but it's the best I can do.
Damn. I'm sorry.
Sad start to the day. I was just informed that my female pup Penelope that my ex took with her when she left passed away some months ago. RIP little Penelope. You were Daddy's little girl. :'(
Awwww :(
:'(
hi everyone,
best of luck with DC, Patrick
best of luck and positive waves for the surgery, John
sorry for you loss, call
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the girl can turn from her back to her belly now
yeay for mobility
*goes to re-install stair gates*
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Merkels conservative "christian democratic union" will most likely vote half and half and their partner the Bavaria-only "christian social union" will vote against it
Meh. Another evening, another return of toothache. Today much milder than yesterday, thankfully. Still annoying. Trying to return to bed soon...
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And, I found out why I fell through the cracks. My employer sent me last year, in a plain envelope, a letter telling me that the providers were changing. For something this important, you'd think that they'd make the envelope stand out more. But no. *sigh* Not for the first time, I feel like I'm dealing with a bunch of oblivious "droids." Well, I now have a place to start from.
Well, at least with them deducting from your pay, you SHOULD be covered. You just need to get the right info.
Hoping that isn't too hard for you.
Sorry to hear your troubles John.
I'm dealing with some serious emotional roller coasters today. Im not used to it. I need to get my emotional shit together.
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It's a big change. Give yourself time to breathe. *hugs*
Thanks. *sigh*. Situational anxiety... I don't know how people deal with the clinical version
Tequila?
Lol. I would think that would fall under 'the cure is worse than the disease' column
Speaking of tequila, I had a horrible incident a few days back. My liquor shelf collapsed. Among the casualties was my brand-new unopened bottle of Patron Silver tequila. A real loss :/
D:
I know! And my Kahlua and Kraken rum. Terrible
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For some reason, I got onto the 1970 Altamont concert featuring the Stones. You know, the one where they hired the Hell's Angels do to concert security, and the Angels stabbed and stomped a poor kid to death?
Rolling Stone magazine did an article right away, before much of anything was known, so it was a lot of color and quotes from musicians and bystanders. Holy crap, I forgot how the "in-crowd" talked during that time. Groovy, bad vibes, cat, old man, old lady, bummed, bad trip, etc. The article reads as rather ridiculous now, despite the grim contents.
It reminds me of Nine Princes in Amber, which also contains some super-dated prose.
Groovy, man.
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At least your scotch and vodka are safe. Those are the important things.
It's almost 0430, and I'm starting to get sleepy.
Night-night.
I know! And my Kahlua and Kraken rum. Terrible
the patron is real loss. I find kraken to be humdrum, kahlua can be found in most places. Come to NY and I'll replace them for you.
For some reason, I got onto the 1970 Altamont concert featuring the Stones. You know, the one where they hired the Hell's Angels do to concert security, and the Angels stabbed and stomped a poor kid to death?
Rolling Stone magazine did an article right away, before much of anything was known, so it was a lot of color and quotes from musicians and bystanders. Holy crap, I forgot how the "in-crowd" talked during that time. Groovy, bad vibes, cat, old man, old lady, bummed, bad trip, etc. The article reads as rather ridiculous now, despite the grim contents.
It reminds me of Nine Princes in Amber, which also contains some super-dated prose.
Groovy, man.
I heard about that growing up. I learned to never hire legbreakers for security.