You're assuming we can break off the icicles but they're about 10 centimetres thick :)Quote:
Originally Posted by BC Gal
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You're assuming we can break off the icicles but they're about 10 centimetres thick :)Quote:
Originally Posted by BC Gal
I just realized:
I haven't taken a lunch break in a month. Obviously I'd like to but I have too much work to do.
I'm tired of coworkers guilt tripping me "you work sooo hard, you deserve it."
OK well if I take lunch breaks I will have to work weekends to get the work done, so no.
I burned my tongue tasting the cookies before they'd cooled and now that they've cooled off I can't taste them at all.
This is a cute game eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by BC Gal
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hee hee...I am jealous of your rain.
Lol, yep cute walkonby :)
Sure it's warmer in the winter but some of that has to do with it being overcast most the time. As well, the number of days it rains per year is not so fun. It makes everything beautiful and lush but I'm not a plant so I don't appreciate it as much.
Ironically, these pretzels are making me thirsty.
Dh keeps turning up the heat to maximum before bed because he's chilly. Then either I wake up drenched in sweat or ds2 wakes me up drenched in sweat needing nursed. Everyone else is comfortable and sleeping nicely. If you are chilly put on a ****sweater!!!!!
I ordered a 20 pack of Timbits and got 36 in the box. While I probably should be glad about getting 16 free Timbits, I don't think I can actually eat that many :neutral:
HAving to wait for Red Hot Chili Peppers.....
Yes didn't know this until I got home and was scratching my head and DH informed me lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Darth Penguin
In DH's defence a sweater may not be enough. I always wear thick sweaters and blankets but am still cold. DH gets annoyed but am I supposed to wear a jacket, hat and mitts indoors?Quote:
Originally Posted by francine1985
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Originally Posted by torontogal12
It it most definitely was not cold but even so there is still no excuse for turning the heat to maximum. We have a 4 year old (he will be 5 early April) and a 19 month old. Kids can not regulate their body temperature as well as adults and can become dehydrated quickly. My oldest usually needs a cup of milk or water and will stay in bed. My youngest will want to get up and go play and it's difficult to nurse him back to sleep. Maybe if he actually got the kids to sleep and/or had to get up with them he would be more considerate. But it's a matter of 3 people drenched in sweat because 1 person is chilly.
Running water would be nice. Good thing they told us they were cutting off the water (they didn't)
Luckily I had a shower last night but really?
I decided to get my eyes checked yesterday. I arrived 30 minutes early so I was looking at glasses and actually fell in love with a few pairs. Low and behold to come out of the appointment saying I don`t need glasses and I can`t be bothered to spend 300 dollars on frames just for the aesthetic appeal.
Today I pinched my eyelid in my eyelash curler and now I have a bruise.
Now you can spend the $ on sunglasses = first world winQuote:
Originally Posted by Candini