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House Cleaning.

No, not that kind. I avoid it like the plague. Just tidying up a few loose ends.

The major awards went out in today's mail. Enjoy. And if the shorts make your butt look big, blame Vogue. They made mine look my grandpa's.
karent: you're obviously cooking up something. And it smells quilty.

I put the zipper in the pants last night while O'bama assured us that he has the situation under control and that this is tough on all of us. I feel better now (about the zipper, not the state of the Union). Seriously, kbenco, I think the pants are taking longer than the quilt. I need a weekend.

Our anniversary is tomorrow, so we'll be dining out tomorrow night. And it doesn't appear that I will have new pants to wear for the occasion. Well, I could stop at NY & Co. on my way home.

A little football talk is in order. For years we've been saying "Go Vols", well now it's time to say "Come Back, Vols!" We're a fickle bunch. Or, as we said in Detroit: "Go Lions! And take the Tigers with you!" A new coach, a new class, a new season. Here's hoping!

Well, I apparently dislike housekeeping, even without a mop. So until next thyme.




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4 comments:

  1. gwensewsMarch 25, 2009 at 6:46 PM

    Sometimes, pants are just at PITA !! So to speak! I'm from Michigan, and your cheer for our Lions and Tigers are perfect.

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  2. ACorgiHouseMarch 25, 2009 at 7:44 PM

    Amen, come back Vols! I got my season tickets locked in. Quilty? Hmm, don't know, we'll see. I do see some home spruce up in the future, actually. We shall see. K

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  3. kbencoMarch 25, 2009 at 9:54 PM

    I think Marlene pants are a major project. Mine are still sitting forlornly in a pile, all cut out and neglected. I am hoping your finished pants will inspire me. I need a weekend too, one with no distractions in it! Happy anniversary.

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  4. MarjiMarch 28, 2009 at 11:48 AM

    Hope you enjoyed your anniversary.
    Have you seen the subtitle on Cidells blog?
    "I sew, I cook, I travel. But I do not clean. I think it's hysterical.

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