


And Savannah is worth keeping an eye on. For all sorts of reasons.Savannah wrote:That rum is powerfully sensible, good sir.Sham wrote:I like how you quietly slipped the rum right in the middle of all those sensible items.Savannah wrote:Batteries, sanitizer, travel diary, rum, Clif Bars, trail mix.
Works out fine for me - my clothes always look funny and my hair is always wonky.Patsh wrote:So, how's that going for you?Drawingablank wrote:Got 2 things done today - Ordered a kilt, and practiced drinking warm beer.
I've been practicing drinking warm white wine since around 1pm... a friend came over with fresh nectarines, and when I asked her what she'd like to drink, it was wine. She came to visit and trim my hair. She left a few hours ago, but I've been sewing, and it just seems like wine goes with that, too! *hic*
so, if my playa clothes look funny, or my hair is wonky, well, now you know why.![]()
*hic*
Patsh wrote:Not sure I'll get to finish all 200 of these little copper pendants, but slowly/surely, making progress. The satin rope should arrive Monday, and by then, maybe the holes will be drilled... They're an inch wide, for perspective, and weigh 11 grams (before the drilling).
hmmm... the scan made the lettering fuzzy, but it really isn't.
I hate it when something crops up that isn't on the list, because then I don't have the glee of crossing it off.melodiousdirge wrote:Replaced the fuel pump in my truck last night. That wasn't on the list but popped up yesterday as a fairly high priority item. Don't these things have any idea how busy I am?
Savannah wrote:That rum is powerfully sensible, good sir.Sham wrote:I like how you quietly slipped the rum right in the middle of all those sensible items.Savannah wrote:Batteries, sanitizer, travel diary, rum, Clif Bars, trail mix.
theCryptofishist wrote:And Savannah is worth keeping an eye on. For all sorts of reasons.
Sometimes I write things down on my list that I've already done just so I can cross them off.Savannah wrote:I hate it when something crops up that isn't on the list, because then I don't have the glee of crossing it off.
Goddamn it, that's HALF THE FUN OF THE LIST.![]()
I was going to say the same thing without the "sometimes" :pMadgirl wrote:Sometimes I write things down on my list that I've already done just so I can cross them off.
I can't bear to write down things I have already done . . . but I'll admit to writing down something I know damn well I'll do that day anyway.Madgirl wrote:Sometimes I write things down on my list that I've already done just so I can cross them off.Savannah wrote:I hate it when something crops up that isn't on the list, because then I don't have the glee of crossing it off.
Goddamn it, that's HALF THE FUN OF THE LIST.![]()
I usually break it out into sub-items so I get the vindication of crossing SOMETHING off.lucky420 wrote:does anyone ever cross 1/2 the item off when only 1/2 finished?
How thick?Patsh wrote:Not sure I'll get to finish all 200 of these little copper pendants, but slowly/surely, making progress. The satin rope should arrive Monday, and by then, maybe the holes will be drilled... They're an inch wide, for perspective, and weigh 11 grams (before the drilling).
hmmm... the scan made the lettering fuzzy, but it really isn't.
You could cut locks on yellow bikes.BBadger wrote:Got myself a pair of bolt cutters -- for cutting chain links with use with lag bolts. Still, I'm contemplating whether I should bring them to the burn and carry them around openly just for kicks.
They are called master keys..BoyScoutGirl wrote:You could cut locks on yellow bikes.BBadger wrote:Got myself a pair of bolt cutters -- for cutting chain links with use with lag bolts. Still, I'm contemplating whether I should bring them to the burn and carry them around openly just for kicks.