Friday, October 28, 2005

FNF: Plaid

19 comments:

  1. nice :0) still thinking of short plaid skirts are we LOL

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  2. That's a beautiful picture.

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  3. I suddenly hear J. Giles singing in the background:

    "Does she walk? Does she talk?
    Does she come complete?
    My homeroom homeroom angel
    Always pulled me from my seat

    She was pure like snowflakes
    No one could ever stain
    The memory of my angel
    Could never cause me pain"

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  4. now this photo,
    for example
    clearly illustrates
    one of the many reasons
    i am reluctant to post a picture
    of my homely self.
    sometimes inner beauty alone
    is not enough
    without a little plaid.
    and besides,
    i think my arm
    is bigger than her leg.
    (okay maybe not)
    and even when i was born
    my skin didnt look as good
    as hers does now...
    oh well
    kind of gives fractal
    a whole new meaning....

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  5. I didn't notice the skin. But I did notice the plaid. Give me good plaid and everything is but a minor insignificant matter. :-)

    Howdy Lisa. Forget the pictures. They don't matter.

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  6. Thanks A. Wish I had taken it. I just love the Fall color and golden leaves represent that season better than just about anything except perhaps a plaid skirt and lamb wool sweather. :-)

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  7. Aggie, now that song is gonna bounce in my head all night. Have a safe drive home. Sorry if I disrupted your day by posting the FNF a little early. I was in need of something a little frivolous this afternoon. ;-)

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  8. i'm sorry,
    that girl does not sweat.
    and even if she did,
    i have a feeling
    it would airbrushed...

    everything matters.
    (tho i suppose in retrospect
    nothing matters, too.)

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  9. Mind over matter. If I don't mind, it don't matter. LOL

    Sorry Lisa, had to throw that one in. :-)

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  10. Tree Tree
    you're very low key
    today.
    but thats okay
    everything's okay
    it matters
    and i have no mind

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  11. The night is still young Lisa. Work was a beotch today and it was all completely unnecessary. I'm trying to act like a ghost and let the uglyness just past through me without attaching to it. Instead, I feel like I'm made of flypaper.

    ROTFLMAO--At least I can still make myself laugh at myself. :-)

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  12. thats a very good tactic
    being translucent
    and not taking it in,
    but rather letting it pass on thru
    and beyond you
    till it gets smaller and smaller
    and farther away from you.
    while you're at it you might as well
    punch a bunch 'o holes in the flypaper
    and toss some funny powder on the sticky part
    or simply install a strip of non stick
    over top the sticky part and let everything else
    just roll off and slide back to wherever it
    came from...
    being an absorber
    is usually no fun
    and terribly toxic for you.
    i think you need
    some plaid.

    what kind of work
    are you involved in?

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  13. Lisa, today I was doing some recruiting. The accounting department I work with for billing purposes wanted to screw some money from one of my recruiters on a placement and they got a little nasty on the phone. Problem is, the policy hasn't changed in five years and the new accounting person just made an ass of themselves attacking me for defending the agreement on record for services rendered. I didn't respond in kind, but simply said I would have the owner educate us all on the deal. Oh well, life moves on.

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  14. being an absorber
    is usually no fun
    and terribly toxic for you.
    i think you need
    some plaid.


    Truer words were never spoken, on both accounts. ;-)

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  15. well, your calmness and professionalism
    saved the day
    egos egos egos
    people screwing people
    (and no, you may not take that
    out of context)
    lack of integrity
    and lots of insecurity...
    without compassion and caring
    in our day to day life
    it makes no sense
    to fake it in church on sundays only

    plaid.

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  16. Interesting angle, I thought you could only do that with babies, with adults, gotta climb on a table to take that shot, no?

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  17. I like the angle of the shot. But somehow I see no plaid...just legs!

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  18. Interesting Chicky, I see no legs, only Plaid. I wonder if it's a Mars and Venus thing. ;-)

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