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Working life
By anonimouse (Tue Dec 02, 2008 at 09:32:38 AM EST) non-working life, pussy, cats, kids (all tags)
Several weeks since my last diary so here's an update

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Working life
By Phage (Tue Dec 02, 2008 at 03:52:05 AM EST) (all tags)
So, with the business environment being the way it is, should I retrain as insurance against the worst ?

Update [2008-12-2 4:48:8 by Phage]:Now with poll !

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Diary
By webwench (Mon Dec 01, 2008 at 10:21:44 PM EST) (all tags)
are about to throw out their entire government two months after voting them in.

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By lm (Mon Dec 01, 2008 at 09:34:23 PM EST) (all tags)
Inspired by a viewing of the direct-to-DVD sequal to Lost Boys (the sequel being so bad, I refuse to link to it) I spent the morning banging out 1500 words (give or take)  on the theology that underlies being a victim of a vampire.

I really ought to have been writing my term paper instead.

Blather follows.


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By blixco (Mon Dec 01, 2008 at 03:42:18 PM EST) (all tags)
We called her Teeny (or Teenie depending on who was spelling it) because her name was Ernestine and because she was small. She was one of my grandmother's seven sisters.

Yesterday afternoon on her way home, she died.

At the same moment, my nephew continued to be missing; he'd disappeared the previous evening.

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By nightflameblue (Mon Dec 01, 2008 at 02:46:43 PM EST) (all tags)
Extinction events fascinate me. Not because of future possibilities, but because I like the combination of wild theory, hair-brained idiocy, and dry non-emotional texts describing what essentially boils down to mass destruction and death. Things that should, by rights, be filled with horror, panic, and poetic questions of why are instead filled with dry, librarian quality boringness. The kind of librarian that stands there with her hair up in a bun, big thick glasses on, reading from an old musty tome, but you know whips her hair down, tosses the glasses in a corner and parties like a college coed on the weekends.

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Food
By ObviousTroll (Mon Dec 01, 2008 at 02:06:33 PM EST) (all tags)
Here's the deal. You PM me with your address and the recipe for the cookies you'll be baking by this Friday. On Monday, December 8th, I will shuffle the addresses and PM you back with the handle and address of the person you should ship your cookies to.

Ship your cookies by December 19th. On the 25th, I'll post all the recipes.

Any questions?

Update [2008-12-2 9:58:49 by ObviousTroll]: You should plan on shipping about 3 dozen cookies.


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By ucblockhead (Mon Dec 01, 2008 at 11:46:01 AM EST) (all tags)
Families are fun!

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By atreides (Mon Dec 01, 2008 at 05:31:27 AM EST) (all tags)
So, I'm lying in bed an hour ago, Welsh Girl snoring beside me. I've been alternately staring at the ceiling and fighting with one of the cats for bed space for 30 minutes. Knowing that I plan to get up at 6AM, I think to myself "If it's 5:30, I'll be alright. I hope to god it's not 3:30 in the morning." I checked the clock. It was 2:30AM. And that's why I'm up.

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Cheese
By misslake (Mon Dec 01, 2008 at 01:51:58 AM EST) (all tags)
three days ago ni and i boiled malt, hops, spices and pumpkin together in his gigantic steel stock pot. we had decided, based on my unreasonably large horde of pumpkins to make some pumpkin beer. it had been fermenting in a large plastic bucket, and it was now time to decant the liquid off of the layer of yeast into a glass jug to let it ferment further. when we got to the bottom of the bucket there was a really thick firm layer of yeast sludge.

and so it began.


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