That’s not all that difficult for me, since I only went there if I got an email prompting me to, but I read this today (got there from here – NN.c is one of my daily blogs, but with no time to mess around on the Internet at work anymore (having my computer screen projected onto a big white wall while teaching a class makes it pretty much impossible to get away with anything not work-related), it’s been harder for me to visit regularly. Also, I’m a little intimidated by the regular readers/commenters. Their comments are never inane.), and I was convinced to delete my account. So I’m in the two-week waiting period. If I log in during the next two weeks, my account will be re-activated and I’ll have to delete it again. Pain in the ass.
That aside, I spent most of today feeling pretty good because I was wearing a CUTE OUTFIT. CUTE OUTFITS are known for their ability to inspire confidence and all manner of good vibes and other happiness-related goodness, and I highly recommend finding yourself one. Or five. Or a hundred. Right now, I’m at…maybe two. Today’s CUTE OUTFIT involved a dark grey pencil skirt and a plum-colored tank top and cardigan. All from Ann Taylor, bought last December when I went shopping with Mom and her friends.
While checking out my other daily blogs (otherwise known as Blogs I Really Want To Check Out Daily, But Don’t Always Make It To, or BIRWTCOD,BDAMIT – appropriately, the acronym ends with “damit”), I found this house. Wow. Just wow. Take a look at the Swedish houses in the posts before and after that one, too. I need to hire a decorator make a lot money and hire a decorator win the lottery play the lottery.
The Wombat
Ah! I didn’t know there was a 2-week waiting period. That explains why my account opened back up when I clicked the bookmark after canceling it.
Cute outfits rock. Gotta get me one of those…
momma betty
Urge to vent: just got home from Fiesta Mexicano, opened my work email and found a note from a student in my online writing class: “I was just wondering why I don’t have some assignments graded.”
I checked. The only assignment not graded was a paper she submitted two days ago that was due Feb. 28! So I graded it, dammit! I don’t think she’ll be pleased.
Zannah
Wombat – Good luck shopping and good luck getting rid of Facebook. I think I’ll have to add “Don’t log on to Facebook” to my calendar for the next two weeks and see if that works.
Mom – Maybe grading when you’re irritated isn’t a good idea. 🙂 Did she ask if she could turn it in late? I think you should have knocked it down at least two grades just for being over two months late.
momma betty
I didn’t have to subtract any points for being late. She subtracted her own points by quality.
spokeit
I deactivated my facebook- I’m done with it and there are just too many scary stories!!
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