
is how i've felt this week so far. but tomorrow will be better.
seeing sandra's book did make me happy.
as did these guys, found on emma's blog.
i am all about ian mcewan's books lately. so good.
like cockatoos by the cure
the lighthouse by interpol
did you use the word er in the 80's/90's?
how about roust? roust actually turned out to be a word specific to where i grew up. my high school friends and i realized this when we left home and used the word roust regularly in conversation, much to everyone else's confusion. roust can be a verb (to make fun of) or a noun (an act of ridicule). what a roust! it is kind of fun to have a word that only people around your age and from where you grew up use. an identifier.
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around here, we say Wicked. wicked = very. As in that movie was wicked long!
Sorry you're feeling "er," but that is one cool photo. Can a photo of "er" make you un-"er"?
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