good stuff
It's been a while since I posted a proper update, but I've been busy having a good time. Here's how:
I haven't been downloading video from iTunes as much as I used to now that I can get almost everything I want for free on Hulu.com. However, I got hooked on In Plain Sight after watching the pilot episode (free download), and I couldn't find other eps anywhere but iTunes, so back I went. When I clicked to purchase the series, I mistakenly clicked on the HD button instead of regular. Happy accident! It is beautiful! Now I'm grabbing Heroes episodes in HD, too, the better ogle Sendhil Ramamurthy.
Also, my posts on LaidOff101.com are popular, and the site boss likes some ideas I've floated for upcoming topics. Thanks for your support!
Also, a latecomer to Tuesday's T'ai Chi class handed me an unexpected $50.
Also, Julie asked me to substitute teach one of her T'ai Chi classes, which means she trusts me not to confuse her students too much.
Also, my big T'ai Chi client has just booked classes for all of 2009 for all three locations. They like chi! They really, really like chi! And I'm working on coming up with a name for my T'ai Chi business.
Also, Sprite has tolerated some physical contact from Presto in the last couple days. Not much and not for long, but it's a start. I suspect cooler weather will offer more snuggling opportunities. Like now: I've got a kitty nestled against each leg.
Also, I just finished reading a good book, Birds of a Feather by Jacqueline Winspear, and I've just started another interesting one, Marrying Anita by Anita Jain. AND I discovered TWO new books by a favorite old author, Dick Francis, that I hadn't known about.
Also, clients have been pumping up my ego with praise for my work. A prospective client has been flattering me as well — but he wants me to work @ 60 hours a week for less-than-fabulous pay, so I don't think he's going to make the cut.
Also: good sleeping weather.
Also, I'm meeting a friend for a burger and a beer tonight. Mmm, melted cheese . . . fries . . . is the pub open yet?
Yeah. Good stuff. And how are you all doing?
I haven't been downloading video from iTunes as much as I used to now that I can get almost everything I want for free on Hulu.com. However, I got hooked on In Plain Sight after watching the pilot episode (free download), and I couldn't find other eps anywhere but iTunes, so back I went. When I clicked to purchase the series, I mistakenly clicked on the HD button instead of regular. Happy accident! It is beautiful! Now I'm grabbing Heroes episodes in HD, too, the better ogle Sendhil Ramamurthy.
Also, my posts on LaidOff101.com are popular, and the site boss likes some ideas I've floated for upcoming topics. Thanks for your support!
Also, a latecomer to Tuesday's T'ai Chi class handed me an unexpected $50.
Also, Julie asked me to substitute teach one of her T'ai Chi classes, which means she trusts me not to confuse her students too much.
Also, my big T'ai Chi client has just booked classes for all of 2009 for all three locations. They like chi! They really, really like chi! And I'm working on coming up with a name for my T'ai Chi business.
Also, Sprite has tolerated some physical contact from Presto in the last couple days. Not much and not for long, but it's a start. I suspect cooler weather will offer more snuggling opportunities. Like now: I've got a kitty nestled against each leg.
Also, I just finished reading a good book, Birds of a Feather by Jacqueline Winspear, and I've just started another interesting one, Marrying Anita by Anita Jain. AND I discovered TWO new books by a favorite old author, Dick Francis, that I hadn't known about.
Also, clients have been pumping up my ego with praise for my work. A prospective client has been flattering me as well — but he wants me to work @ 60 hours a week for less-than-fabulous pay, so I don't think he's going to make the cut.
Also: good sleeping weather.
Also, I'm meeting a friend for a burger and a beer tonight. Mmm, melted cheese . . . fries . . . is the pub open yet?
Yeah. Good stuff. And how are you all doing?
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