I am so lost on the bullying stuff. I was gone. So my rule is, if Terry is for something so am I, if Larry is for it, I am against it.
If by chance both Larry and Terry are for the same thing, I apply the Terry rule, and ignore the Larry portion of it, unless it involves something germane to Mcihigan and then I side with Larry.
I love it that you left me a message in Terry's combox, like I rent a room here and stop by daily to collect my mail. That's how I like to think of Abbey Roads funnily enough! One can take these kind of liberties with an imagination like mine!!
So yeh, the interview outfit? I ended up wearing my son's black school trousers (What? I know but you would honesly have needed to see how well they fitted) they looked a treat! A white cotton broderie anglaise blouse, a long brown belted cardigan and matching shoes and handbag and a patterned brown scarf (thin polyester-ish).
Thank you for your concerns. It all went very well although the box of cakes I offerd round during the 'comfort' break raised a few eyebrows, if not sugar levels. I will(might) write about it in a post on my own blog maybe.
I used to be Goal Defence when we played the sport at school, but that's over three hundred years ago now, so I don't remember much.I remember the bullies though
We have two dogs so the bylaw says we can't adopt another which is really to bad because I was looking at these two that just came into the Humane Society and they're a pair. Their names, for real now, are Larry and Terry.
Shadowlands--Love the outfit!! Brown black and white really goes well together. I haven't yet perfected the fine art of scarf tying, although I usually have my work badges on a lanyard around my neck, which pretty much ruins any necklace or scarf I would like to wear. I usually keep one of those cardigans at work to put on whenthe air conditioning gets too chilly. I have the misfortune of have the cubicle located right under the vent. about half an hour after I moved in I understand why no one wanted it :)
Since I don't have a blog I just hog Terry's combox for my personal communications....he's so sweet to let me do that...like crashing on a friend's couch :)
sorry about the name mispel...again! Yes, Terry is very good sub-letting his combox to us.
I'm thinking of selling second hand furniture here next year if I can get enough prospects. Sofas would certainly go like hot cakes, we could redecorate the place infact!? Or have I gone completely off the sanity scale???
Back to hockey, I realise the American game is totally different to English Hockey. For one, I don't think any men play it, in the UK (I may be wrong), but I'm sure the boys played rugby instead. Only women with tough shins played hockey well though, when I was a kid. I expect they're all padded out now.
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Are you talking to me? Huh, are ya punk?!? Are you talking to me???
ReplyDeleteHockey wouldn't be hockey without gruesome checks, a good fight and a couple of bloody noses...and that's ladies hockey :)
ReplyDeleteShadowlands--how did your interview go?? And tell us about your outfit?? I hope it worked out ok...I was so worried that I have given you bad advice..
Sara
Hockey is a brutal sport?
ReplyDeleteHow can anything with three periods be called a sport?
The only difference between hockey players and ballerinas is the ballerinas got talent.
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I went to a hockey game and an anti-bullying rally broke out.
ReplyDeleteOh, Terry, I'm surprised you haven't written about gay hockey.
ReplyDeleteHehe...I'm such a stinker;0)
I am so lost on the bullying stuff. I was gone.
ReplyDeleteSo my rule is, if Terry is for something so am I, if Larry is for it, I am against it.
If by chance both Larry and Terry are for the same thing, I apply the Terry rule, and ignore the Larry portion of it, unless it involves something germane to Mcihigan and then I side with Larry.
Sarah, Hahahahaha!
ReplyDeleteI love it that you left me a message in Terry's combox, like I rent a room here and stop by daily to collect my mail. That's how I like to think of Abbey Roads funnily enough! One can take these kind of liberties with an imagination like mine!!
So yeh, the interview outfit? I ended up wearing my son's black school trousers (What? I know but you would honesly have needed to see how well they fitted) they looked a treat! A white cotton broderie anglaise blouse, a long brown belted cardigan and matching shoes and handbag and a patterned brown scarf (thin polyester-ish).
Thank you for your concerns.
It all went very well although the box of cakes I offerd round during the 'comfort' break raised a few eyebrows, if not sugar levels. I will(might) write about it in a post on my own blog maybe.
I used to be Goal Defence when we played the sport at school, but that's over three hundred years ago now, so I don't remember much.I remember the bullies though
Joe - is that so? I just ignore everything you say...less complicated that way.
ReplyDeleteYour previous comment excepted, of course.
I was at a street brawl once, and a hockey game broke out!
ReplyDeleteignorant redneck, gmta
ReplyDeleteGo Canucks!
We have two dogs so the bylaw says we can't adopt another which is really to bad because I was looking at these two that just came into the Humane Society and they're a pair. Their names, for real now, are Larry and Terry.
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Shadowlands--Love the outfit!! Brown black and white really goes well together. I haven't yet perfected the fine art of scarf tying, although I usually have my work badges on a lanyard around my neck, which pretty much ruins any necklace or scarf I would like to wear. I usually keep one of those cardigans at work to put on whenthe air conditioning gets too chilly. I have the misfortune of have the cubicle located right under the vent. about half an hour after I moved in I understand why no one wanted it :)
ReplyDeleteSince I don't have a blog I just hog Terry's combox for my personal communications....he's so sweet to let me do that...like crashing on a friend's couch :)
Sara
Hi Sara,
ReplyDeletesorry about the name mispel...again!
Yes, Terry is very good sub-letting his combox to us.
I'm thinking of selling second hand furniture here next year if I can get enough prospects. Sofas would certainly go like hot cakes, we could redecorate the place infact!? Or have I gone completely off the sanity scale???
Back to hockey, I realise the American game is totally different to English Hockey. For one, I don't think any men play it, in the UK (I may be wrong), but I'm sure the boys played rugby instead. Only women with tough shins played hockey well though, when I was a kid. I expect they're all padded out now.
shadowlands, ice hockey is a totally different thing although the players wear padding; they even wear helmets now!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a kid, girls played field hockey; I don't know if they do anymore, I think soccer is much more popular as is girls ice hockey.