Memorial Day Weekend plans anyone? - Page 4

StevieNicksEO17 · #46 05-30-2005, 01:20 PM

I was in the Memorial Day parade. Not fun.

DrummerDeanna · #47 05-30-2005, 01:48 PM

I'm sitting on my ass "working"

lol....I'm the only one here and I'm barefoot and watching HBO - but I'd much rather be doing those things at home....

I go on the air in a little over an hour....blah.

GardenStateGirlie · #48 05-30-2005, 02:01 PM

It's hot but incredibly beautiful out. I spent the day outside washing our cars, taking a ridiculously huge grill from out front to our deck outback (thanks mom, you're a genius -_- ) and just hanging out outside. We have no plans for BBQing or anything of that nature. Oh, and my dog is apparently a Diva. I thought she looked so sweet laying in the grass with buttercups around her so I wanted to take a picture. She refused to look at me but after a bit of coaxing, finally did. Now i'm back inside for the time being and have been sucked in to the Laguna Beach marathon

strandinthewind · #49 05-30-2005, 02:02 PM

What a little batch of cuteness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DrummerDeanna · #50 05-30-2005, 02:22 PM

The weather's been nice here too!!! So Clancy and I hung out outside a lot yesterday too

Marissa - your dog is SOO cute....

Here's la Clance in my backyard...

ontheEdgeof17 · #51 05-30-2005, 03:02 PM

I'm glad ya'll are outside in the sun with your doggies. It's been gloomy and rainy here all day. I just cleaned the place and about ready to study for the NCLEX.

dissention · #52 05-30-2005, 05:16 PM

Beautiful dogs.

I went and paid bills today (just dropped them through the slots since they weren't open), did some grocery shopping, and picked up a couple of Claude Chabrol movies (Merci Pour Le Chocolat and The Flower of Evil). It's hot and I'm tired, so I'll probably just watch them tonight and retire to bed.

SuzeQuze · #53 05-30-2005, 05:20 PM

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Beautiful dogs.

I went and paid bills today (just dropped them through the slots since they weren't open), did some grocery shopping, and picked up a couple of Claude Chabrol movies (Merci Pour Le Chocolat and The Flower of Evil). It's hot and I'm tired, so I'll probably just watch them tonight and retire to bed.

Also went grocery shopping and to Home Depot to get some shelves for my closet. I got 2 and had one cut and came home and only the cut one fit. I don't know how but I screwed up the measurement. So I went back and had that one cut and got a third one. Now the closet from hell is nice and neat and I have a lot more storage for my stuff. Yippee!!!

I also shredded my papers, did dishes, and it seems like I did oh so much more, where did the day go?!? I gotta go eat and relax for a bit.

SuzeQuze · #54 05-30-2005, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by GardenStateGirlie

It's hot but incredibly beautiful out. I spent the day outside washing our cars, taking a ridiculously huge grill from out front to our deck outback (thanks mom, you're a genius -_- ) and just hanging out outside. We have no plans for BBQing or anything of that nature. Oh, and my dog is apparently a Diva. I thought she looked so sweet laying in the grass with buttercups around her so I wanted to take a picture. She refused to look at me but after a bit of coaxing, finally did. Now i'm back inside for the time being and have been sucked in to the Laguna Beach marathon

Um yup, she's a little diva! Mufy got a new toy today, one of those fishing pole type toys with feathers and a bell at the end. That's his favorite. He likes to growl over the feathers when he catches them.

dissention · #55 05-30-2005, 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by SuzeQuze

Also went grocery shopping and to Home Depot to get some shelves for my closet. I got 2 and had one cut and came home and only the cut one fit. I don't know how but I screwed up the measurement. So I went back and had that one cut and got a third one. Now the closet from hell is nice and neat and I have a lot more storage for my stuff. Yippee!!!

I also shredded my papers, did dishes, and it seems like I did oh so much more, where did the day go?!? I gotta go eat and relax for a bit.

Never shop at Home Depot, silly, they're big Republican contributors. Always go to Lowes.

You should do my closet.

It is a MESS. Every piece of clothing is tucked into a dry cleaning bag and just stuck in there.

SuzeQuze · #56 05-30-2005, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Never shop at Home Depot, silly, they're big Republican contributors. Always go to Lowes.

You should do my closet.

It is a MESS. Every piece of clothing is tucked into a dry cleaning bag and just stuck in there.

I hate cleaning closets! This one was awful though, it just had everything in a big pile on the floor and a couple of things hanging from nails. It was so messy. It already had the thingies on either side for the shelves so I just had to stick them in there.

Oh sh*t, I forgot that about HD, it is just so close by. They only got $18 of my money.

amber · #57 05-30-2005, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Never shop at Home Depot, silly, they're big Republican contributors. Always go to Lowes.

So, Home Despot, then?

strandinthewind · #58 05-30-2005, 05:35 PM

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Never shop at Home Depot, silly, they're big Republican contributors. Always go to Lowes.

Blah Blah Blah - so they are building an Aquariam here and creating thousands of jobs, their low cost building supplies has helped fues teh economic recovery because that recovery was built mostly on home building, etc., and they employee probably well over 100,000 people a fair share of whcih I suggest are not R's. But all that doesn't mean squat because the owners are R contributors - I mean come on. Better yet, let's take a look at Lowes and see if we cannot find something bad about them, whic of course we could. This kind of witch hunt drives me crazy. I mean I think everyone who particitpates in this kind of witchhut should in their own lives screen every client or customer they have and refuse all rev. from any R. period - lest they be hypocritical

Can ya tell this is a pet peeve

dissention · #59 05-30-2005, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Blah Blah Blah - so they are building an Aquariam here and creating thousands of jobs, their low cost building supplies has helped fues teh economic recovery because that recovery was built mostly on home building, etc., and they employee probably well over 100,000 people a fair share of whcih I suggest are not R's. But all that doesn't mean squat because the owners are R contributors - I mean come on. Better yet, let's take a look at Lowes and see if we cannot find something bad about them, whic of course we could. This kind of witch hunt drives me crazy. I mean I think everyone who particitpates in this kind of witchhut should in their own lives screen every client or customer they have and refuse all rev. from any R. period - lest they be hypocritical

Can ya tell this is a pet peeve

Good. You shop there. Swing by Wal Mart on the way, too.

strandinthewind · #60 05-30-2005, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Good. You shop there. Swing by Wal Mart on the way, too.

Please screen all of your clients for theit political persuation and refuse all rev. from any of them who have made a donation to the R party because that is exactly what you are advocating people do to Home Depot

I mean have some balls and put your money where your mouth is