Posted in Asides on February 29, 2008 | 2 Comments »
It’s no secret that I need to blog. I’ve had just about enough nagging emails for one fortnight.
So what’s new in the Chrissy world?
Well, the absolute latest event in my life is that I am currently eating macaroni and cheese with my fingers. With my fingers! Isn’t that endearing?
I’m also getting over a cold. It [...]
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Posted in Asides on February 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
We were about to go over this week’s lesson plan at tonight’s MMMP leaders’ meeting, when Leon saw written under the Announcements section: “quien sabe?”
This conversation then happened:
Leon: What’s “quien sabe?”?
Me: Who knows.
Leon: Yeah, that’s why I’m asking.
Me: No, it means “Who-”
All of us: (unending giggles)
It’s the simple things in life.
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Posted in Asides on February 25, 2008 | 2 Comments »
“Singularly.” You know who used this word all the time? Edgar Allen Poe. Singularly this, singularly that. Ironically, he caused “singularly” to lose all its singularity. Still love it though.
“How come.” I challenge you to go an entire day replacing “why” with “how come.” It’ll probably turn out to be the best, most giggle-infested, day of [...]
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Posted in Asides on February 23, 2008 | 2 Comments »
On August 23rd, 2006, I turned 23.
Ah, my golden birthday.
A baffling amount of fuss was made.
It was all I could blog about for months!
It really did turn out to be the celebration of all celebrations. There were concerts, movies, lunches, dinners, surprise parties, kidnappings, streamers, piñatas, gold face paint, amusement parks: all for [...]
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Posted in Asides on February 19, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Yet another surprise holiday graced my life this past weekend.
It all started on Thursday night when at the onset of a Valentine’s Day celebration, I bemoaned to my companion, regarding the more recent stressful conditions at my workplace: “Oooft. I could really use a day off.”
The next day, which was Friday, the day after Thursday, three [...]
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