• Did a shitload of dishes today. Procrastination struck again ... though not so bad that I went out and bought new silverware just because all the rest of the tableware I had was dirty. And yes, I have done that before! LOL

• It's still super rainy and bleah out there. The only benefit is that it means a relief from the oppressive heat and humidity that has been an omnipresent reality. In fact, it's nice and cool out (as cool as a tropical island can get), which means when I crank up the air conditioning, it's super nice and chilly most in my bedroom. And I LOVE it like that ... makes my hibernating sleeping time all the more better. There was somewhat of a break from the raininess today, which gives me a glimmer of hope that I will be able to hit the links without having to endure a steady downpour. Keep yer fingers and toesies crossed for me. ;)
• I bought Esquire today during my grocery shopping. The lead article is "The State of the American Man." I'll let you know how it is for us once I'm done reading it.
• In the event of a water landing, your DZER can be used as a flotation device.
• I bought a box of staples somewhere back in the early 1990s, for whenever my little old military style, compact stapler ran out of staples. Evidently, I don't do enough stapling. It's still more than three-fourths full. I never thought when I was buying them that they were a lifetime supply of staples. It's like in the old gameshows, when they gave the losing contestants a lifetime supply of Turtle Wax. Isn't one can of Turtle Wax a lifetime supply? And does anyone use Turtle Wax anymore?
• Tonight's late-night DVD selections include "Sin City" and "Big Trouble in Little China" ... or "Serendipity" -- I'm kind of in the mood for a gloomy romantic comedy, and no one does that better than John Cusack.
• Oh, and if you misplace something and can't find it, the word is "lose." Did you lose your dog? Not "loose." If you loose your dog, it's to free him from a chain, usually to attack someone, as in "Cry havoc and let loose the dogs of war!"
• Don't get me started on "their," "there" and "they're."
9 comments:
mmmmmm, chocolate chip cookies!! man, I could sure use me some of those. hope the weather lets up for you or you could loose out on golf this weekend, but I hear their saying it might stop.
the lose/loose mistake makes me crazy...
but what's worse? is when people use the word "discrete" when they mean "discreet!"
aaagh.
your and you're, too.
Hey DZ...
I golfed both yesterday & today... Played pretty well, but nothing to write home about.
Oh, let me give this I try...
They're there by their car.
Ohhh Dzer, your two funny.
:D
Didn't that give you a headache?
I'm surrounded by jokers ... *sigh*
:P
Seriously, if you combined John Cusack with Colin Firth, I think I might die of swoonage.
Also, people with the bad grammar grate my nerves like you have no idea. I can't go anywhere without a red pen and people HATE to give me things to review at work because I give them back all colourful-like.
And finally, chocolate chip cookies rock the casbah.
Ooooh those cookies look good. Would it be bad of me if I snuck downstairs and grabbed some milk and cookies? It's only midnight...
Now I want chocolate chips cookies
You have to try some of my chocolate chip cookies!
I "health" them up a bit with a dash of oatmeal and grated carrots, but even that just isn't enough to supress their deliciousness!!
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