Another Day, Another Dollar
Ok I have no idea why I made that the subject line, perhaps because I am at work and feel like rambling. Just wanted to go into the weekend with some fun.
My Spring Fairy Name is Butterfly Morning-Dew - what's yours?
http://www.quizopolis.com/spring_fairy_name.php
It has been a strange week, that has flown by quickly. I need a haircut and will do that today. Headed off to Dallas tomorrow to see my mom and take her shopping and such.
I am wearing the coolest shoes ever today - so unbelievably comfortable. I wanted (don't laugh) some gladiator sandals but need comfort and good for walking. So I found some Earth sandals that met my needs and they totally rock.

My iPod is one of my favorite toys - I have thousands of songs on it and listen to music all day long. Without the iPod I'd want to sing and my co-workers wouldn't appreciate that! Mine is red of course.
I love this new forum, all the people are great. I still go other places but this one feels like home.
My son is doing his best to convince me that Obama is the right choice - I am a Hillary fan so that has led to some interesting discussions. He could have been a lawyer or lobbiest with his powers of persuasion. I will see him at the end of April when I go to the DC area on vacation.
My other son should be moving to Texas with his wife this summer - I am so excited!
And to leave you with some questions to ponder...
* If a man said something when he was all alone in the woods, would he still be wrong?
* If nobody buys a ticket to the movie, do they still play it?
* When you own a piece of land, how far down do you own it? To the core of the earth?
* How come glue doesn't stick to the inside of the bottle?
* If you pass gas and burp at the same time, does that create a vacuum in your tummy?
* If your primary surgeon suddenly died during your surgery, would the secondary doctor work on you or the doctor?
* What does it mean to be 'head over heels' about something? Aren't we always that way?
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