Probably, anyway. I'm not cooking tonight. Neither is D.

Work, you know.


modom

modom wrote:
> Probably, anyway. I'm not cooking tonight. Neither is D.
>
> Work, you know.
>
>
> modom

please pass the joint this way

On Thu, 02 Feb 2006 00:25:48 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\" Lonergan"
> wrote:

>modom > looking for trouble wrote in
:
>
>> Probably, anyway. I'm not cooking tonight. Neither is D.
>>
>> Work, you know.
>
>Doing take out, delivery or treating D to a night on the town?
>
I had to drive to Dallas (didn't take my razor or my gun, though) to
take notes for a writing project. I got a glass of pinot noir and a
salad at Cafe Express. Did some corporate beast buy them out? Boy
they ain't what they used to be in my opinion. Maybe I've raised my
standards and didn't notice it.

D's working late. I haven't seen her since 9 this morning. Like
James McMurtry sings: "Post it notes, opposite shifts. Once in a blue
moon we wake up in the same room, thankful for these thy many gifts."
Well it's not gotten that bad, actually. But still...

I spoke to her on the cell phone while I was en route to the city, and
after being assured that I'd fed the pooches, she said something about
a wrap for dinner.

Jeeze where did all this work come from?

modom

On Wed 01 Feb 2006 08:40:45p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it modom?

> On Thu, 02 Feb 2006 00:25:48 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\" Lonergan"
> > wrote:
>
>>modom > looking for trouble wrote in
m:
>>
>>> Probably, anyway. I'm not cooking tonight. Neither is D.
>>>
>>> Work, you know.
>>
>>Doing take out, delivery or treating D to a night on the town?
>>
> I had to drive to Dallas (didn't take my razor or my gun, though) to
> take notes for a writing project. I got a glass of pinot noir and a
> salad at Cafe Express. Did some corporate beast buy them out? Boy
> they ain't what they used to be in my opinion. Maybe I've raised my
> standards and didn't notice it.
>
> D's working late. I haven't seen her since 9 this morning. Like
> James McMurtry sings: "Post it notes, opposite shifts. Once in a blue
> moon we wake up in the same room, thankful for these thy many gifts."
> Well it's not gotten that bad, actually. But still...
>
> I spoke to her on the cell phone while I was en route to the city, and
> after being assured that I'd fed the pooches, she said something about
> a wrap for dinner.
>
> Jeeze where did all this work come from?

LOL! Better than not having any.

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Wayne Boatwright o¿o
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