Linda's house, eh?
That should be fun...

I was thinking more along the lines of breaking your leg in three places and having pins put in, but root canal works too.

Perhaps if you break the leg while at Linda's house you could sue her? ;)

It was really cool here last night, too. I had to put the big comforter on my bed. Huh. I just checked last night's low and it was only 13. I do seem to get really cold after karate, though...

And it's raining right now!!!

*does rain dance*

*then a snow dance*

*frolics*

Not you porcupine lady!  the "bad" linda that works for my husband....

I'd much rather go to a BBQ at your house on Friday!  How do you feel about guests? :)

All right!  Pot luck at Sahi's house Friday!
I'll bring pasta salad!


@Calesta - Ugh.  School.  I'm really trying to be happy to go back.  I've had a couple pretty crummy years though and it's hard to not feel like it's going to be the same again.  I'm really trying not to think like that though.  Also I'm getting stressed about money.  I'm still trying to get insurance money from when my dad dies which is supposed to pay for school, but they don't want to pay without a report which I now apparently can't get because the medical centre we were told he went to has no record of him being there.  So if we can't get this report from some unknown place soon enough they're going to close the case and I'll only have enough money for half the year.  But anyways, I'm trying to think positively about that as well.

When I saw Flupi's post, I was thinking more along the lines of breaking Linda's leg, but that'd be brutal, right? ;)

*hugs Flupi*

Sounds like a plan that might work, Calesta. :)

And things last year were deffinetly better in terms of feeling less awkward.  I'm tons better than I used to be.  But the rest of the year was crap.  Hopefully 4th year will have even less awkwardnes and also be better in other ways. *crosses fingers*

*hugs Peter*
Thanks :)

Oh. I nearly got hit by a bear.

I had stopped and a stop sign in the middle of town when this big black thing came running at me. It was being chased by a man who was wildly waving his arms and yelling. I thought it was a dog. But as it got closer it was pretty clear it was a bear. It was running straight for me but I could see that if it ran into the interesction it was going to get hit by an oncoming car that I knew couldn't see him. So I pulled out into the middle of the street so the car had to stop and the bear ran past me and off through town. Last I saw him he was heading across the railroad tracks and aiming for the trees.

Poor little bear, he looked so scared.

I think he was trying to herd it towards the railroad tracks so it would go into the trees. I was surprised at the amount of people that ran towards an obviously frightened bear. They seemed pretty intent on seeing that it didn't go back to the center of town.

I heard some coyotes a week or so ago. I usually only hear them in the spring.

I guess the bears must be heading for town now that fall is approaching. I'll have to be vigilant.

By the way, bears are horribly cute in real life. Very cuddly looking.

Sometimes a person just has to post something for the sake of posting. G'demmit.

I finsihed crocheting a quilt that I started so many years ago that I can't place it in time with anything else. It's like an artifact without any history.

Now I'm gonna go write. But that'll prolly hurt a lot cuz my fingers hurt from karate and crocheting.

There is something horrible in creating people that you know you are going to kill. In the same manner it is also rather awesome (in the old sense of the word).

Wow, Jen!  I'm glad you thought of pulling out so the bear didn't get hit!

*munches some timbits too*

I'm not in a bad mood, I'm just hungry.