Mundane participation for the tragically bored.

Mundane participation for the tragically bored.
wearing: nightgown
hearing: the faint whistle of a train passing by in the distance
eating: nothing
drinking: grape juice
doing: balancing my checkbook
looking forward to: August 20, 2006
feeling: hungry
wanting: to sit in front of a warm fireplace with a small glass of wine, soft music, and good company

wearing: navy snuggly jammy pants with yellow duckies, navy t, hunting socks---Picture of snuggliness.

hearing: Paula Cole, Jack the Cockapoo, scratching on my door, daughter muttering about Jack.

eating: nuttin.

drinking: nuttin, but channeling cool water.

doing: Just finished midterm for World Lit II, read scrumptious e-mail from prof, commiserated with daughter re her essay, filling out financial aid info for GSU, rocking out a bit.
looking forward to: Spring Break

feeling: a distinct sense of accomplishment, tired

wanting: autonomy

wearing: huge bandage on middle finger of right hand and a sling
hearing: Scarlatti
eating: nothing - last ate a vegetable chilli
drinking: Badoit
doing: lazing after unpleasant accident yesterday
looking forward to:studies from September - criminology
feeling: better than yesterday and peaceful
wanting: action taken to help children in poverty in England

wearing: silky black PJ bottoms and a white cami
hearing: The new Big and Rich song Nevermind Me...I love it
eating: Not a thing

drinking: nothing but should go make myself a drink

doing:Trying to get Try to tell me more about himself

feeling: slightly tense

wanting: inner peace

Whiteviolet!! What happened?

Sounds like another tragic example of flip-off gone wrong. We've all been there.

wearing: I am all about the khakis
hearing: The Clash
eating: turkey sandwich
drinking: h2o
doing: this... http://whatsyourpopsecret.com/ (I love movie trivia games)
looking forward to: the weekend
feeling: bored
wanting: warmer weather

Lash - thanks for your interest! Too gruesome to regale you with really but put together a scenario of me, strong gust of wind and a metal gate at work. Blood everywhere, 4 hours in Accident and Emergency,2 weeks off from work lie ahead. Not supposed to be computering so must go.Byeeeee.

Re: Mundane participation for the tragically bored.
wearing: turquoise Minnie Mouse flannel pj pants and t-shirt, giant white polar fleece pulloever, blue penguin print socks, black clogs

hearing: As It Happens on the CBC (radio 1), BBC news on the t.v.

eating: just finished a giant order of hashbrowns with portobello mushrooms, well-diced and cooked by Setanta

drinking: nuking some tea for later

doing: Panda Pai Gow Poker at pogo.com. I'm officially addicted.

looking forward to: breakfast at the Boulevard Club tomorrow, and a trip to Costco after work to get some of the Kirkland EVOO that just came in

feeling: cozy

wanting: not much of anything right now

Can it be better than the site I mentioned earlier???

It sounds like your site will cost me more money, though.

<ehBeth did the nasty>

White Violet-- That DOES sound gruesome. Worker's Comp, I hope.

If you can't type too much, hope we can give you fun stuff to read, while you're recouperating.

Poor thing. Blood. blech!

Spaulding - pogo's mostly free. The panda poker game is definitely free. I'm cheeep cheeep cheap.

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Lustful.

I know my rightful place in purgatory, Miss Lash.

Wooooo Miss Thang!! She earned her special spot!!!



And, SHE'S GLAD!!! LOL!!!

<wondering if congratulations are in order for this type of thing...>

wearing: My lightweight navy work- out pants, with chartreuse line down the leg, and white piping. Navy t, matching, lightweight hoodie/jacket, waiting for duty.
hearing: Jack snoring under my feet, Okra in the background, talking to whorey women, who pick up men at the gas station.
eating: nothing, but I'm hungry.
drinking: nothing, but I swear I'm getting a cold water right now!! <OK, I really did.>
doing: checking online classes for sneaky assignments, waiting on daughter to return with fiance, to spend day moving them into new home.
looking forward to: seeing my son this weekend to give him his birthday present.
feeling: happy, momentarily satisfied, hopeful
wanting: enough money to decorate my home.

Me too. That's why I like that pop secret movie game. You can return and it keeps your score and gives you a weekly tally. There are too many freebies online to have to pay for anything, IMHO.

wearing: Black jeans, black shoes, dark maroon-ish colored dress shirt
hearing: Ambient music from some internet radio station
eating: Nothing.
drinking: Pepsi (They give us free Pepsi here, since they are a big client--sweet.)
doing: killing time on A2K while the last twenty minutes of my shift go by
looking forward to: going out tonight to a vodka/martini bar with one old friend and one new friend.
feeling: bored, but anxious to get the hell out of here!
wanting: booze

wearing: Dark blue jeans, black long sleeve shirt, running shoes
hearing: a little Josh Groban
eating: Nothing
drinking: some VeryFine KiwiStrawberry juice
doing: studying some history for an upcoming exam
looking forward to: The weekend
feeling: already a bit anxious about my last horse show of the season tomorrow (only two more points are needed to qualify for regionals!!!)
wanting: sleeeeeeeeep (darn those olympics)

wearing: Black boots, black denim jeans, navy denim button down, peasant style top. Amber earrings (gift from my boss, who's hubby is quite the cool geologist of renown these days), funky aforementioned black and amberish rhinestone flecked antique necklace. Going to take those bootsies off! It's almost toe-shoe weather here!!
hearing: Vincent...Don McLean
eating: Nothing
drinking: Tall Bud in the can.
doing: clearing mind of crazy week.
looking forward to: Tall Bud in the can #2.
feeling: Tightness loosening.
wanting:Peace


Teperehmi~

I may have asked you this before, and if I did,please excuse me--but which history course are you taking?

(History fan, here.)

I'm currently "suffering" through US History 1492-1870. I say "suffering" because I am a huge history fan, I'm planning on getting my Masters in history, and my time period I focus on is 1750-1850 and basically, my professor keeps getting basic knowledge facts wrong.

Good grief!! How crazy for the prof to be wrong?? Do you suffer silently...or with emphasis?

I'm taking US History to the Civil War, so I guess they are largely the same. Not my favorite period, but I did like the refresher on Chinese immigration, and women's rights (and lack of).

Do you have a long term assignment you're working on now?

And: what makes 1750-1850 so appealing to you? <curious> Westward expansion?