Thank you, operator. You've echoed my sentiments. This thread was getting way too intellectual! (just kidding! No offense intended to the book lovers!)
Welp, I'm back on Blast Crew this week, so I'm pretty exhausted. We did a blast yesterday and when we set it off it looked like a big 'ol boobie. It was WAY COOL!!!! It was on a flat, so you have to make the middle go off first to relieve the pressure for the rest of it. Then the surrounding dirt goes off 17 milliseconds later. I got to shoot it and when it was over I let out an Incredible Hulk type muscle flex not realizing that a bunch of maintenance trucks were lined up behind me. They all started honking their horns in appreciation of the blast and the pose. I had already made a royal a** of myself, so I just turned to them all and gave a bow. Now I've got the Blast Foreman calling the uplift blasts the "Boobie Formation" instead.
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Today is the matron of honour persona. Finishing up details the wedding is on the 18th!
You probably will need some of that Military Momma stuff to help with the Matron of Honor persona. Weddings need precision attack formations and GOGOGO, NO SNACKS TILL IT'S DONE WOMEN in charge or they can become a big 'ol mess.
Gee Operator. Sure hope the topic of your post doesn't become a threadkiller. What can we say after that except that we lead dull, drab, pathetic lives?
And after 4-5 of us comment on that, the whole thread will be boring. (JK - I have more faith in this crew than that.)
So to change the subject altogether -
Why is it with two games that will be of interest to west central Florida, the two leagues have chosen to play them at the EXACT SAME TIME? The Bucs game kicks off at 4:05 and the (post season) Rays game at 4:07. Guess neither league cares that the market will be flipping back and forth between channels and none of the advertisements will be seen.
Well... my life isn't boring. I explore musical concepts on Monday. On Tuesday and Thursday I discuss the US government (scary) and engage in the legislative process (I represent a district in SC in the House.) This coming Sunday, I'm leading a workshop in the meditative practice of Labyrinth walking and all the time I'm not doing those things, I'll be exploring the life of an early education specialist and the challenges of those that care for young children.
The trick is getting my life to be just interesting enough, because if I'm not careful, it snowballs and gets WAY too interesting to fit into a day.
Tera, interested that you mention Labyrinth walking, we have a Labyrinth at my church, even more remarkable there is a Labyrinth at The Cancer Treatment Center,where I go for treatment, I always walk the Labyrinth before my radiation treatment.