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howeverbrief) wrote2011-06-29 07:29 pm
howeverbrief) wrote2011-06-29 07:29 pm
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Happenings
Conversation I had with myself about dinner last night-- "Swiss cheese, colby-jack cheese, hot dogs, and cheese. Perfect." I may or may not have been living alone for too long already. Haha.
Setting Marriage Straight: An article about how gay marriage approval benefits straight women too. Makes a lot of sense when you think about it.
I'm very close to finishing the capelette I started knitting forever ago. It will be the biggest project I've ever completed, and I'm pretty excited about it, even if I did make some pretty amateur mistakes on it. No one's going to know!
Mm. Falafel. Let's see how long this temporary stretch of vegetarianism lasts. I think my record still stands at three days. Eh, maybe I'll make a ham sandwich for lunch tomorrow. Omnivore to the end! I like meat too damn much! Oh well.
Oh, lastly, I had a specific reason for writing this entry (it's not public, sorry. Basic gist: Life is hard but worth it sometimes), other than working 40-hour weeks like a normal person, getting to spend more time at home, and not being quite so tired. That day, the boss of our unit came into my office and asked me to stay on at my job full-time. I didn't even need to think about it. I said yes. I signed the paperwork today. :)
Setting Marriage Straight: An article about how gay marriage approval benefits straight women too. Makes a lot of sense when you think about it.
I'm very close to finishing the capelette I started knitting forever ago. It will be the biggest project I've ever completed, and I'm pretty excited about it, even if I did make some pretty amateur mistakes on it. No one's going to know!
Mm. Falafel. Let's see how long this temporary stretch of vegetarianism lasts. I think my record still stands at three days. Eh, maybe I'll make a ham sandwich for lunch tomorrow. Omnivore to the end! I like meat too damn much! Oh well.
Oh, lastly, I had a specific reason for writing this entry (it's not public, sorry. Basic gist: Life is hard but worth it sometimes), other than working 40-hour weeks like a normal person, getting to spend more time at home, and not being quite so tired. That day, the boss of our unit came into my office and asked me to stay on at my job full-time. I didn't even need to think about it. I said yes. I signed the paperwork today. :)