SPC Nobody Special: I couldn't get anything . . . I was able to put my photos up with a free photo hosting website called . . .well, I can't think of it right now, but the one I used had the word "village" in it . . . Muggaz: Careful not to get the top of your head sliced off!
Zoo, revised:
mig: Every man should have to read this before he is allowed to begin dating and pursuing the opposite sex. You hit the nail on the head with every point. Awesome!
SPC: You look like a little red "x"?
chiprj: Sorry, man . . . but you just had to go and show me what you looked like. Now when I read your stuff, I actually picture you (btw . . . your wife is gorgeous!) trina: I think you're right about dharmagrl . . . Maybe like Catherine Willow
Lady Cleve: Am I perceptive or what? M-Post: I got you right here: SPC Nobody Special: only, my "boomstick" is bigger Lady
Getting to know someone without actually ever seeing their face forces us to create an image in our minds of what we feel the personality we know from the writing would actually look like in flesh and blood. I thought it might be fun to show you guys how I picture a few of you regulars: Raven, you were the inspiration for this blog. When I read yo
citahellion: It depends on what your definitions of "look" and "fine" and "bikini" are! !
Lady Cleve: Welcome to JU! I can't wait to read more of your posts.
Lady Cleve: Thanks for your comments. When I was younger I did actually keep a dream journal. I was very interested in dreams and psychology in general and I even had a "Dream Dictionary" based on Jung's work. Myself, I dream about things before they
citahellion & SPC Nobody Special: Very wise of the two of you . . . do not wake the sleeping bear!
KarmaGirl: Thanks for your response. I used to prepare two separate meals, feeling guilty if my family had to eat something meatless, but we have gotten to a point where I only prepare meat a couple of times a week and they are OK with it. I do try to find ways to make something that can be adapted so that I can have it without and they can have it with. I am kind of strange in that I do enjoy some meats (bacon and lean steak would be exa
KarmaGirl: This is hilarious! I just really don't like meat. It's not really an ethical thing.... I am so with you there. I have no problem with eating meat other than the fact that it tastes completely nasty. <img src="../images/smile
Raven: Thanks! Those headaches do sound bad. I feel for you, Raven. It's nice to see that other gals know what I'm going through. I tend to be a jerk anyways, but PMS is like a little devil on my shoulder telling me to go ahead and write a catty response or yell at my husband! Sally: Thank you, too!
Dusk: It would do something Evanescence can’t: provoke a reaction. Evanescence's My Immortal does provoke an emotion for many deployed military members and their families. Listen carefully to the lyrics and consider them from that particular perspective. I can't hear the song without bawling
winterblade: !!! kingbee: i woulda guessed it was fred harteis and biznet...but that's just me !!!
I have to update my answer . . . I recently checked mine and found several interesting searches to include: "coming home to see boobs!"
kingbee: that's amazing . . . I have always been fascinated by dreams. They can be so powerful and when you awake from them, you have these strong emotions - intense sadness, feelings of dread, deep anger, or even elation. I can't imagine how you must have felt on 9/11 after having those dreams for all those years. That is bizarre. When it happened, did you you immediately connect the events to the dreams you had been having? I always wo
Suz: Awww . . . you're so sweet. You know, I used to get angry if my husband insinuated that my attitude or crankiness was due to PMS, but I have since learned that it does make me miserable and make me want to make others miserable . . . I might as well admit it. He's a sweetheart, though, and when he's here he tries to make me feel better.
WiseFawn: Actually . . . *makes puppy dog eyes* . . . yes, a hug would be nice. My husband will be home on leave in about a month and a half, and we are hoping to get pregnant . . . I can't imagine what kind of hormonal basketcase I'll be if I do get pregnant since he'll be going right back for another 6 months! Thanks for your comments!
mig: Thanks for your comment. I wonder why it is that some people have strange dreams while others have "normal" ones? Weird, huh? kailash: ummm . . . OK . . . thanks for your comment. LadyCleve: <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FF
- You are eating chocolate frosting (Betty Crocker Chocolate Almond to be exact) out of the can with a spoon - You cry because the children have taken the pillows off of the couch - You post a photo of a can of Spam on some poor, sweet blogger's serious, earnest article - The joyful sounds of children's laughter outside pisses you of
Gideon: the highway's usually so crowded that we decided to fly (superman style, of course) Carebear: Thanks for your comments. The Osama thing is weird. I haven't figured it out yet. I think falling dreams are pretty common . . . I had always heard the urban legend that if you hit the ground you die. I know
Mig: Maybe they can staple his underwear on?
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