Gradually degenerating into ignorance and complacency.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
I helped move my niece, then sis to eye doctor
Well, we got a later start. I had hoped that we would have left at 9:00 a.m. but that was wishful thinking. My niece wasn't fully packed and so we didn't leave until 10:22. She had more paperwork to sign and then got her apartment assignment -- third floor.
My sister and I tried to hurry unloading for two reasons.
1.) It was supposed to and did reach the nineties today
2.) My sister had a 3:00 p.m. eye appointment
We lugged that stuff up the interior stone steps to the apartment, load after load. The hallways smelled of smoke -- yummy.
After it all, we were all hotter than heck, parched, tired. Still our work was not done. My niece's was just beginning.
We drove off to eat at Taco Hades. The one we visited was clean, neat, with new decor. The staff there was busy hanging sunglasses from the ceiling and taping flip-flops and sandal paper decor on the walls. We then stopped to get gas at Kroger. What I didn't know is that if you have a Kroger card, you get 10 cents off gas there. Diane paid $4.02 to put in gas in the U-Haul.
We got it to U-Haul and by golly, since we had a fudged up truck at first, we returned it, they docked a day's charge+ about halving the cost.
My niece and her friend took two more boxes and left. My sister showered and stinking me (sans shower) left with her to the eye doctor. My other niece, I presume left for her boyfriend's after she showered.
We got to the eye doctor on time and my sister got in around five minutes. Time ticked by, but I was smart enough to bring something to do -- my computer. There was a twenties mother who had a premature boy there. Cute two were they. She was looking forward to a whole night's sleep she commented. The little boy was attached to monitors. I remember those with friends' baby boy. It was touchy and went off like a slot machine often.
My sister finished her visit with no work done. The doctor saw that she had lots of blood in her eye but she supposedly has 20/20 vision. We got back and I left for the day. Who knows what my future holds for Wednesday?
+ "for nappin' on the job"; Blazing Saddles.
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Hiss! You naughty serpet!
Perhaps not, but when I saw this I thought of Disney's Robin Hood with "King" Prince John striking Hiss his companion.
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They "appear" to be renovating, but honestly ... it looks like a sci-fi or horror scene.
Perhaps they can film Identity II here or Dark Water II or something. Dare I suggest Psycho VI?
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Monday, July 14, 2008
makeshift flash filter
I used a post-it note on a few, then used petals and leaves for the other hues. By placing the material directly in front of the flash, I got some dark images.
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be what you want to be
Thank goodness for my, "silly brain", I can avoid it.
+ YouTube series (Retarded Policeman) [link]
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Charlie's ladder
As luck would have it, I saw Charlie today. Oh, I also saw his parents K. & L. (Monkeyjack). He is clutching a dollar that he found earlier in the day. I understand he found another dollar the day before. Their trip to the lake was curtailed as L. was called into work. Darn them!
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Sunday, July 13, 2008
pulled off center
This shows how bad the alignment was. We returned the vehicle for one that was "better". The first one also made the sound of grinding metal. Wonderful!
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Charlie's pain
Well, Charlie had a nagging pain. Lori and Keith thought it might be a low-tolerance issue to a minor problem. Upon further looking, he has a new molar just bursting to come out. Well, literally, not figuratively.
Marcus, by chance alone, had some oragel-like ointment and he was much relieved with the deadening of nerves from the aching tooth.
Charlie has new teeth -- ah, the days go by and he grows older, as do we all.
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What a great shot
I wish it had been my shot, but alas ... anyway, it is rude, funny, silly. You could promptly say or type the obvious, but I think it stands on its own.
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Further evidence that California should not be a state
San Diego Charter School (Helix High School) hires only the finest horniest teachers available.They "might" lose their charter.
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