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Ah... now I understand. Thanks.
Never got into Game of Thrones. The only thing I know about it from a Z-Nation episode, where a wacky zombie museum curator turned a zombified George R.R. Martin into a book signing machine in order to generate revenues.
Thank you...this is my ninth niece/nephew so I have plenty of practice.
I don't get it.
You would if you watched GoT!
Like I've never heard that before.
Sounds lovely, and enjoy yourself!Nice. Where are you working now Jo? I remember peeking in a while back and seeing you left your job, did you go back or find something new? Anyhoo, hope all is good.
I'm happy because we're going to York tomorrow. We plan to visit the Christmas Market and drink some gluhwein, buy some gifts/tat, have a nice lunch, then finish off the day in the pub...how very British!
Three words:I am happy today because we got (and are continuing to get) our first appreciable snow. We had a dusting on Thanksgiving, and that was cool, but it's piling up now and -- for the time being -- I like that.
It will become annoying very soon, but for the moment it's very comforting (mostly because I'm not going out in it). I like the first snow. Maybe some of you do, too. Oh ... sure ... I know: We always say the same thing. How come people who live in places where half the year is winter suddenly forget how to drive the first time it snows each year?
Those people will annoy me later, but they're not annoying me right now. Right now the snow is clean and new, and what on earth -- I ask you -- is better than clean and new? New snow speaks to me of quiet, for some reason (and I do so love the quiet). I don't know why that should be. What it really brings is chaos, mostly, but again, that is for later.
Right now I'm happy with the snow. Later, there will be snowmen (and snow-women ... and snow kids).
I'm happy about that, too.
How are you?
Fortune cookie:
Wow! You DO have a great life - enjoy (especially Glasgow) - maybe you'll see some men in kilts on a windy day! (kidding of course).Thank you...this is my ninth niece/nephew so I have plenty of practice.
My trip isn't until April, but between now and then I have a holiday to Greece, two long weekends away in London and Glasgow, a theatre trip, a concert, and a best friends wedding to attend...I'm pretty sure April will arrive quickly.
That would be the Cliff Notes version. 