Happy-making things
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cynima and I go shopping tomorrow. I've lost a few pounds over the course of my trip and all and really don't need them back. And the urge to shovel food into my piehole is a great. Today my parents took me on a very happy-making trip - to Trader Joe's, an earth-crunchy healthfood grocery store that I know has been around in the country for awhile but I think has only recently surfaced on Long Island. I love food shopping and I really loved this place. I got all sorts of great stuff like buffalo burgers, nitrite-free hot dogs, frozen shelled soybeans and some chocolate pancake mix that I hear is to die for. Only problem is I now have very little money that I have to make stretch for the next 2 weeks. (Yeah, I really should not be shopping tomorrow, but I'm telling myself I'm just going to accompany the wife.)
This morning I got a reply to my profile on a certain online dating service that I only joined because I was bored, and it's from a guy who I met at Tracy's wedding this summer who doesn't appear to remember meeting me. It's very amusing but I don't want to embarrass him. I did turn him down at the wedding. :-P I winked back hoping he'd suddenly realize, but he didn't - now he thinks I'm interested! So I found one of his email addresses and just sort of coyly said, What, you don't remember me?
The other happy email I received today was from Nathan. Yay. :-)
Denise came over and we watched Love Actually. I liked it overall. Some very cute moments and I am in bigtime Anglophile mode right now. But I could totally see why someone wouldn't like it. Parts of it were definitely absurd.
cynima and I go shopping tomorrow. I've lost a few pounds over the course of my trip and all and really don't need them back. And the urge to shovel food into my piehole is a great. Today my parents took me on a very happy-making trip - to Trader Joe's, an earth-crunchy healthfood grocery store that I know has been around in the country for awhile but I think has only recently surfaced on Long Island. I love food shopping and I really loved this place. I got all sorts of great stuff like buffalo burgers, nitrite-free hot dogs, frozen shelled soybeans and some chocolate pancake mix that I hear is to die for. Only problem is I now have very little money that I have to make stretch for the next 2 weeks. (Yeah, I really should not be shopping tomorrow, but I'm telling myself I'm just going to accompany the wife.)This morning I got a reply to my profile on a certain online dating service that I only joined because I was bored, and it's from a guy who I met at Tracy's wedding this summer who doesn't appear to remember meeting me. It's very amusing but I don't want to embarrass him. I did turn him down at the wedding. :-P I winked back hoping he'd suddenly realize, but he didn't - now he thinks I'm interested! So I found one of his email addresses and just sort of coyly said, What, you don't remember me?
The other happy email I received today was from Nathan. Yay. :-)
Denise came over and we watched Love Actually. I liked it overall. Some very cute moments and I am in bigtime Anglophile mode right now. But I could totally see why someone wouldn't like it. Parts of it were definitely absurd.
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Date: 2004-10-02 10:38 pm (UTC)And I loved Love, Actually. Hugh Grant should so be PM.
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Date: 2004-10-03 06:34 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-10-03 07:38 am (UTC)