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2025 Project 365 – Week Two
After several years of nary a flake, we actually got snow in our neck of the woods. Not as much as our northern & western neighbors got,...
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First, I'd like to talk about my funeral experience today. The singing was fine – I'm no Susan Boyle, but I'll do. When we... -
It’s our anniversary! I stayed home from church today because we decided to work on our Christmas cards as our anniversary activity. Sunday...
You mean, everyone doesn't talk to themselves? EEK!
ReplyDeleteI don't mind it when people talk to themselves. I just don't like it when they mumble such that I can't evesdrop. ;)
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LOL I talk to myself all the time, too. Especially when I'm doing housework, and I call myself "girlfriend" a lot. It's a little weird but only a little. Right?
ReplyDeleteI talk to the air, especially when I drop an ice cube as I'm getting some out of the freezer. SWMBO says she doesn't like it because we have neighbors.
ReplyDeleteI just want to know the words of 'Oh Serengeti'.
ReplyDeleteIt's OK to talk to things like the air, the dishes, the plants, etc. When they talk back, that's when you have to worry.
ReplyDeleteI want to hear the song :)
ReplyDeleteIt's important to have a rich inner life! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat's great is that apparently, you provide your own comic relief.
ReplyDeleteExactly how many people live in your computer?
Oh...you are really going have fun when you turn 60. Everyone thinks we can't hear...we just prefer having conversations with ourselves.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by to read my Wordzzle. I hope to read yours next week.
ReplyDeletethat conversation all looks very familiar somehow - it seems that little chat rooms are universal in the workplace
ReplyDeleteNo computers or chatrooms in my workplace! I do talk to the ducks a good bit, though, and the herons, too. The fish aren't very social, though. I've pretty much given up on them.
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