sammij said:

It's the first one I've ever tried in French
I guess I'm in a French mood, a little blue and lonesome ... that's my Sunday so far

One4All4Ever said:

cheer up, you're on the org
but i haven't written or spoken french in SO long (roughly 8 months?) so i'm at a real shitty point
i think i'll pick up some books to read to keep my french alive
i may be doing an exchange next year at an art school in France, so i need to buck up

keep writing! it was so beautiful

Caught a show on Saturday, for the 2008 African American Theater festival.

there were 3 different shows, we caught Camp Logan . a story based in Texas,1917 about a black squad in the army facing racism.

It was a good show.

Before the show we caught Ethiopian cuisine, fun to eat the food from a huge plate with your fingers only.... tried Ethiopian red wine called Axumita, it was sweet and full bodied, and I loved it

after the show we went for drinks at an Indian joint called Mela, had way too many martinis , tamarine, pomergranite, kimchi, and two others that I usually have.

Fun time.... today I'm just chilling drinking my bottle of brachetto.

sammij said:

there's no way we're not meeting if you ever hit the continent


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Looked at houses yesterday with one realtor. Looked at houses today, with another, who specializes in foreclosure and bankruptcy homes. Found one we liked. Custom built on 1.5 acre. The entire upstairs is the "master suite".
Checked the county government records on-line, to read the status on liens, permits, taxes, ownership history, current owner info, what he paid for the home..etc
If purchasing a property in foreclosure, "as is", it's a good idea to dot the I's and cross the T's. Looked at the aerial map to determine the land around the home, for future building,developement. etc.

xplnyrslf said:

..hunting opportunities...

babooshleeky said:

I swear by Naproxsyn.

sammij said:

You know I used to get compliments on my legs and still do and I used to love my legs.....until one day I actually looked at them and saw that my legs are kinda short but I still love them. Nothing a pair of heels can't fix, I guess!

One4All4Ever said:

that looks like sooo much fun!
you'll be able to spot me out - i'll be dressed like an artist - with a beret of course!
i'll let you know if it works out

KidaDynamite said:

the length from my hips to my kneecaps are too friggen long.
it makes the length from my kneecaps to my ankles look really short
my knees bulge in strange areas
it's just a big load of wrong, but somehow i'm starting to love'em

HamsterHuey said:

hahahahahahhaaha!

Actually, no. You can't shoot a gun, or use a bow within 1/4 mile of a building, or within city limits, unless for self protection.

xplnyrslf said:

Oh, that makes me feel MUCH safer now.

Anyways.

I watched polar animals today. Wolves are kewl. I am such a cunt, though; as soon as they catch prey I zap away.

This is the place: Longrealty.com MLS#20747327.
If you can access the aerial photo, you'll see what I mean about future developement. One area is in a flood plane, another, going North, is a long hill. The house is elevated from the flood plane.

xplnyrslf said:

Smart planning!

It's been a very lazy Sunday, er, make that weekend for me. I just finally removed the pajamas I'd been wearing since Friday night. I'm about ready to eat some pot roast that I've had in the slow cooker since noon. I'm also baking an apple cake. I managed to write a blog on MySpace complete with a Youtube video that I made this afternoon. So I guess I've been somewhat productive.

'Scuse me Its not SUNDAY here....its MONDAY

sammij said:

I always feel like thick legs look the best in jeans and other kinds of pants. I'm sure your legs look great.

Today I went shopping for clothes and houseplants. My new apartment is starting to really feel like home. I just need some more pictures on the wall.

Now I'm taking a break from figuring out some clinical pathology cases for my rotation tomorrow.

HamsterHuey said:

Where I live, during the monsoon season, people attempt to drive through flooded areas and have to be rescued. When the sign says "do not enter when flooded", any water is dangerous. It just doesn't look deep. It can be a clear day with blue skies, and the snow melts in the mountains and water comes gushing down.
There's flood plain insurance for home owners.