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meirwen_1988) wrote2009-04-27 07:01 pm
meirwen_1988) wrote2009-04-27 07:01 pm
Monday Monday Monday
So, Duchezz has had a day full of fail.
Jiro "hydrated" her Millefleur throw.
She broke the travel cup I gave her for Christmas (which she loved).
She ran late and had to miss her kickboxing class.
So she came home early. Went to get her wet laundry and put it on the line. Except she programmed it fine to start sometime this afternoon, but failed to hit the "Start" button.
Went to set up the new mailbox ($60 for mailbox, $20 for portable hole--part of the great home improvement shopping excursion from the weekend) only to find that the 4x4 piece we have at the house is an actual 4x4, which of course means it's OLD, since a modern 4x4 is actually 3.5 x 3.5.
So she's working out frustrations by raking up the leaves that accumlated by the side of the road (read: did not blow across like the rest of the leaves).
On the stove are collard greens in the Dutch oven that came with the house and jambalaya in the Le Creusset Dutch oven![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kelfstein gave us. And in the kitchen is a new box of cereal for breakfast that's all svan_1004 's fault.
Later there will be grading and Jack (24, not Daniels).
We shall salvage the fail. That's how we roll.
Jiro "hydrated" her Millefleur throw.
She broke the travel cup I gave her for Christmas (which she loved).
She ran late and had to miss her kickboxing class.
So she came home early. Went to get her wet laundry and put it on the line. Except she programmed it fine to start sometime this afternoon, but failed to hit the "Start" button.
Went to set up the new mailbox ($60 for mailbox, $20 for portable hole--part of the great home improvement shopping excursion from the weekend) only to find that the 4x4 piece we have at the house is an actual 4x4, which of course means it's OLD, since a modern 4x4 is actually 3.5 x 3.5.
So she's working out frustrations by raking up the leaves that accumlated by the side of the road (read: did not blow across like the rest of the leaves).
On the stove are collard greens in the Dutch oven that came with the house and jambalaya in the Le Creusset Dutch oven
kelfstein gave us. And in the kitchen is a new box of cereal for breakfast that's all svan_1004 's fault.Later there will be grading and Jack (24, not Daniels).
We shall salvage the fail. That's how we roll.
Fail: It's what's for dinner.
Steep pain like tea and drink.
We cook up every scary thing
And serve it nice and neat.
With nettles in the crock pot
And gators in the stew,
We chop and roast what others fear
To make it something new.
When we feel full up inside,
We pour a tiny drink
Of friendship and compassion,
And wash up in the sink.
Re: Fail: It's what's for dinner.
*Laughing* "Thank you, Dicea! This is just one of the many reasons we love you."
Re: Fail: It's what's for dinner.
Just another service we offer*.
*Note: Napkin and spork not included.
Re: Fail: It's what's for dinner.
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Take care
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Localized Panic Device
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Hugs to both of you.
miss you!
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The Boy sends his sympathy (he said "that sucks")
4X4
(Anonymous) 2009-04-28 10:00 am (UTC)(link)Heidi
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(Anonymous) 2009-04-28 01:22 pm (UTC)(link)when archaeologists found the city of Troy they found 7 cities, each built upon the fallen stones of the previous iteration
-Thorpe
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The Fail will fail.