I forced myself to put on real pants to avoid slothfulness as I’m doing a bit of work in the morning, and everybody knows pajama pants are the world’s greatest killer of productivity.
– C.
Terribly busy, sorry. Freelance projects to finish, dinner this evening with Angel and her husband who are back from South Korea and Hawaii, and I’ve got a fit in a shower at some point. Nothing but glamor happening over here, kittens. How are you weekends looking?
GOLDFISH CRACKERS. Sorry…did I just reveal an addiction?
Yes to love, yes to life, yes to staying in more! I’m just over a week away from 27…and I endorse this message.
In the dear dead PD days gone by, I became familiar with creepers. Or did I?
English is a language comprised entirely of exceptions rather than rules.
Nope.
Two please. Also, can we hear it for the girls? A couple of weeks ago a girl who invented an app to hide TV spoilers on Twitter and now this.
I love English, I love its history and the rule exceptions, and just how it sounds. But I am 100% in favor of introducing some of these – “grief bacon” in particular – for precision’s sake.
Love these houses, almost taken straight from Homer’s account of Penelope and Odysseus’ bed.
Ladies swag. Regency/Victorian/Edwardian style.
Love chatelaines! Canada’s largest women’s magazine is named Chatelaine, in French and English, and I would bet very few people know what it’s named for.
I think you’re right, but I love chatelaines too. So very lady of the manor!