:)

Does this one have a pool as well as a pond? *hopeful*

Ohmygod. Infinity has been demoted to pool-boy? He may never get over that.

*covers Infinity's ears*

He didn't hear you!

I like the idea of a pool boy/girl!  Hazel is right ~  doesn't have to be Infinity.  It can just be some nice eye candy for us to enjoy 'til the pool gets put away for the winter.

Although I reserve the right to make it summery on the patio in the middle of winter, too.

*jumps in pool*

*floats on back for a while*

*clambers out for cookies & munches on them, dangling feet in pool*

That's great news Jen!  Good for you for getting out & doing something.  The literacy thing sounds really cool & a good fit for your situation.

bah to your hubby if he doesn't like the idea of you doing something that makes you happy.  I bet your cats would say yes :)

*floats by and eyes the griffins*

*orders a fruity rum drink with an umbrella in it*

*lounges*

*lays in the grass under a tree*

*sips a fruity drink with an umbrella in it*

Ahh... I feel cooler already.  I love this place.

You have to write a resume for volunteer work? Or are ou applying for a real job? ;)

I've had to prep resumes for volunteer jobs that were in high demand.

*considers*

*poof*

*SPLASHSPLASHSPLASHSPLASH*

*high pitched clicks and squeals*

Those in the first 12 rows may get wet.

That's right, Infinity's Pool now has orcas.

But they're friendly.

*swims with the orcas*

*hopes Hazel didn't get orcas from Sea World in SD*

Love that line in Nemo - 'that sounded a bit orcaish, didn't it sound orcaish to you?'

my son and I speak whale to each other all the time.  We love doing the orca part and then Super D says to me "No speak whale mommy!"

We went to a Nemo showing with some friends of ours last weekend.  It was in their local park and there were tons of families there.  It was hysterical to hear the whole crowd speaking whale back at the screen!

And no, my orcas are very well behaved.

Umm is it a good idea to be mixing griffins and orcas?

*pets both*

They seem nice enough...

*jumps in da pool and swimmmms*

It was quite a lot of fun and let us feel normal for knowing all the lines.  I had told my friends that I fully expected the Rocky Horror experience with little kids up at the front running around and acting out the scenes.  My son does bits from Lion King 1 1/2 at home.  He walks away from me and then turns around and yells "What?!... Bye Mom!"

A team I am on that designs training has decided that since class participants need support networks to help get our endangered species work done, we will have folks designate their "Exit Buddies"

;)

[ July 29, 2004: Message edited by: Hazel ]