On Never-Complainers, Workaholics, and the Balding-and-Manly
@automaticdoor Congratulations!
0
On Absolute Transparency, or Love in the Time of Google
@harebell I'm the total opposite - I'm more comfortable talking to people when I can't see where they're looking. I also take my glasses off for yoga so I don't have to see everyone else in the room or myself in the mirror.
0
On Tetherball Continues to Wait for Her Opportunity
I have now spent the last 20 minutes watching velodrome bicycle crashes. Somehow getting doored doesn't seem all that bad anymore.
1
On Tetherball Continues to Wait for Her Opportunity
@Ti:Sapph DIVING. I would love to see me some diving that wasn't on at some ungodly hour.
0
On Tetherball Continues to Wait for Her Opportunity
@Decca 1000 Blank White Cards!
0
On Elderly Dogs and Babies: A Primer
@likethestore Dude, no kidding. I'm not a big fan of dogs (too needy, and I don't like being licked, but even I cried through that book.
0
On Elderly Dogs and Babies: A Primer
@The Kendragon When I was little our landlords (we lived in a duplex on the far edge of town) had a border collie who would follow me everywhere and try to herd me back if I got too far from the house. This was a great help to my mother, who told me she could always tell where I was by looking for the dog. (Alternately, for whatever ridiculous, brightly colored hat I had on during the winter.)
1
On Elderly Dogs and Babies: A Primer
@tootsky Where's Party Falcon when you need her?
2
On Elderly Dogs and Babies: A Primer
@sevanetta She can sit between us!
0
On The Painter of Tiny Trees and Blue Squares
@HoliandIvy BOOYAH.