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Sep. 21st, 2005 09:40 amBleh. Bleh. Bleh.
Good news: The Wrestler comes home from Chile on October 19th. *does happy sister dance of joy*
Bad news: I lose my job in a week and a half and have not found one to take its place.
Other news: ( House )
Good news: Lost season 2 premiere is tonight. Yay!
Bad news: Life is aggravating and I don't want to do it anymore.
Other news: I think I'll take a nap. There's no one here at work to see me anyway. ;-)
Word Origin of the Day: Yonder - Currently a colloquialism common in the southern United States, this word has a long history in English. It orignated in Old English as geond, meaning "away" or "there." A more formal related version of the same word - with the same background - is found with "beyond."
Good news: The Wrestler comes home from Chile on October 19th. *does happy sister dance of joy*
Bad news: I lose my job in a week and a half and have not found one to take its place.
Other news: ( House )
Good news: Lost season 2 premiere is tonight. Yay!
Bad news: Life is aggravating and I don't want to do it anymore.
Other news: I think I'll take a nap. There's no one here at work to see me anyway. ;-)
Word Origin of the Day: Yonder - Currently a colloquialism common in the southern United States, this word has a long history in English. It orignated in Old English as geond, meaning "away" or "there." A more formal related version of the same word - with the same background - is found with "beyond."
