Friday, March 09, 2007
Quickly before I go...
I've had a very busy week. I have slept so few hours, but I'm not very tired. Mostly I'm really happy.
I posted a personal ad on craigslist and I've had lots of dates this week--some really great guys. I can't believe how many replies women get on these things! I got 100+ in less than 5 days. I'll only probably meet 4 to 5 men, but they are all pretty awesome people!!
Well, I'm actually out the door now, but I know some of you are chopping at the bit for an update. Maybe this weekend if my social calendar slows down a bit I can get around to it!
Have a great weekend!
***3/13 Update***
Thanks to George who noticed I should have written "champing at the bit." I actually knew it wasn't "chopping" but I did think it was "chomping." Typos happen, but sometimes I just don't know. This time it was both!
I posted a personal ad on craigslist and I've had lots of dates this week--some really great guys. I can't believe how many replies women get on these things! I got 100+ in less than 5 days. I'll only probably meet 4 to 5 men, but they are all pretty awesome people!!
Well, I'm actually out the door now, but I know some of you are chopping at the bit for an update. Maybe this weekend if my social calendar slows down a bit I can get around to it!
Have a great weekend!
***3/13 Update***
Thanks to George who noticed I should have written "champing at the bit." I actually knew it wasn't "chopping" but I did think it was "chomping." Typos happen, but sometimes I just don't know. This time it was both!
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Konnichiwa Sierra-san. O genki desu ka? Genki desu. Mainichi o shigoto. Wakaru? Nihongo no totemo muzikashi desu. Yosh. Gambatte! Portland wa samui desu. Akk! My Japanese is horrible!
:)
:)
I got not one penis picture, thank you very much! Although I specifically asked for no 6-pack pictures and I still got one!
So much for the bottom feeder theory, DT!!!
So much for the bottom feeder theory, DT!!!
Ummm... I think it is "chomping", isn't it? The phrase comes from horse racing, when prior to the race a horse would "chomp" at the bit--the metal rod connected to the bridle.
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