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Ten on Tuesday

  1. Are you aware of StoryPeople? I absolutely adore Brian Andreas and his fun and funky art. I love his quirky way of looking at life. I pretty much want to marry him because I know he'd make me laugh every day. I get a daily 'Story of the Day' email - which is the only daily email I've ever kept for more than a week... some of my favorites lately?
    "Death take me now & spare me the pain, she said. It was difficult for me to get that excited. Get a grip, I said, it's only aerobics."
    "Do you ever listen to me? she said & I said I did but sometimes it took a couple of days to sort it out in a way that didn't make me want to murder her in her sleep."
  2. I know, I know. I already have a husband who makes me laugh every day.
  3. I.am.going.to.clean.my.closet.out.today. (I'll post pictures later to prove it!)
  4. I've decided the whole layering-three-shirts-at-once fashion thing that's happening right now is only for people who have perfectly flat tummies. I cannot pull it off, no matter how I try. All those layers just bunch up around the already bunchy section of my middle. Not.good.
  5. That said, my middle is much less bunchy lately, with all the water aerobics. Yay me!
  6. Had a lovely dinner last night at my boss Kathy's house. Delicious. It was our postponed Christmas dinner, since I was sick when we were supposed to have it in December. Love my job. And my co-workers. And my boss.
  7. Have
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  9. great
  10. Tuesday. I know. It's cheating. But it's time to get the kids up! Smooches, friends!

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