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yay for talbots
Apr. 14th, 2004 02:29 pmThey had a non-appalling, plus-sized black suit, appropriate for me to wear while shaking hands with 100s of lawyers on Friday.
and they shared a strip mall with an O'Natural, that mythical organic fast food franchise. Looks like a Panera. The little carrots indicate not just vegetarian but vegan menu items. Not a personal concern for me, I ordered bison. However, since Life & Lite went AWOL last month, knowing where to find a vegan sammich place is useful since I do fraternize with those sort of hippies on occassion. (I bet it's near many geocaches I haven't found yet too.)
Now to go excavate my closet to see if I have any shoes that are even remotely suitable.
Womens Wit (I still read these things even if I don't post about them) is:
The real menace in dealing with a five-year-old is that in no time at all you begin to sound like a five-year-old.
Jean Kerr
Substitute "a 5-year-old" with any number of different colorful metaphors -- "a**holes", "the obsessively pedantic" -- and that's pretty much a golden, or at least a gold-plated, rule.
and they shared a strip mall with an O'Natural, that mythical organic fast food franchise. Looks like a Panera. The little carrots indicate not just vegetarian but vegan menu items. Not a personal concern for me, I ordered bison. However, since Life & Lite went AWOL last month, knowing where to find a vegan sammich place is useful since I do fraternize with those sort of hippies on occassion. (I bet it's near many geocaches I haven't found yet too.)
Now to go excavate my closet to see if I have any shoes that are even remotely suitable.
Womens Wit (I still read these things even if I don't post about them) is:
The real menace in dealing with a five-year-old is that in no time at all you begin to sound like a five-year-old.
Jean Kerr
Substitute "a 5-year-old" with any number of different colorful metaphors -- "a**holes", "the obsessively pedantic" -- and that's pretty much a golden, or at least a gold-plated, rule.
