Ruth-I think the point is that if you WERE normal you wouldn't fit in!!!!! Now that your wrists are (mostly) healed...was it worth it? I may need that surgewry eventually and I want the low down. What are the pros and cons?
Ellis-HIP HIP HURRAY!!!!!!! GREAT GOING!!!! (I'll be joining you on Sunday.)
Mauvais-Glad to see you so happy!! It is a nice day here too, which is a relief, because we have had a ot of rain here so far this summer!!!
I feel good since I am wearing a nice purple sundress and have my toenails painted a lovely shade of lavender. I am wearing my sun hat today and all in all feel summery chic
Very impressive, Jessica! I seldom plan dinner, instead approaching the issue in a state of free-floating anxiety "oh lordy, what can I possibly make them for dinner!" In the background, sweet voices calling "Moommm? What are we having for dinner?"
And I say:
a. "I don't know!"
b. "I'm thinking about it!"
c. "Something good" (as if!)
d. "We are having ------- [fill in blank: mac and cheese, chicken, soup, salad, whatever]" to which one girl responds "oh goody!" and the other, inevitably, "Ohhh...but I don't really LIKE ------"
And me, if I am lucky, I can have a salad or something about 2 hours later!
And sailing! I am impressed w/that too - when did you take up sailing? Is it fun? Where do you sail?
Mauv- you are the fashion plate, I on the other hand is dressed in the regular work gear........Garage Attendent (may I check you oil ma'am) add steel toed boots the ever sexy hard hat and excluisively for evening wear the blue tinted safety glasses. LOL!
^5 Jessica for not throwing anyone off the boat, it gets easier as you get older ;-)
As far as dinner is concerned all my son wants to know is if we are eating out or in. Mommy and Daddy eat out WAYYYYYYYYTOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and who really wants to be normal anyway? 
not me 
