I Miss Hating The Summer Heat [Some E Cards]

I also miss having conversations not centered around how cold it is.


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OMG March Madness, or How I Lost Five Dollars

After just the first few games, I can tell that I'm not going to win the office pool. But the competitiveness is fun. Maybe the Illini will be in the NCAA next year, so I can bet that they will win, even though it will be totally implausible.

Happy Valentine's Day

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[Remember: Valentine's Day is not the end all be all of anything. February 15th, however, is the end all be all of half price chocolate candy.]

Conesy Wonesy VS the CHIN

No matter how much we talk about it, no one ever explains this to my satisfaction: who are these people who like Jay Leno?

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I break my vows on Sarah Palin to bring you this E-Card

My apologies, but this is spot on. I might stay mum on the topic of Sarah Palin and her crazy, but it doesn't mean that she doesn't still annoy me.

[And now, back to my scheduled silence on all things Sarah Palin]

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Time To Give Thanks That You Only Have To See These People A Few Times A Year

Happy Thanksgiving.

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Season 3 of Man Men Debuts today!

Now, if only I had AMC in order to watch it...

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Supreme Court Confirmations ain't what they used to be...

It isn't the most boring stuff on C-Span, but there are only so many times I can care about the "wise Latina" remark.

Thoughts on Money but not the Recession

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One of the most disgusting things about growing up is how much less money is worth to you. I remember receiving a little less than $10 for Easter one year when I was about 9 and thinking that would last me at least a month.

Seven or eight years later I received double that amount of money. I thought, "Great, I have gas money! I'll go on my way back into town."

My paychecks from the bookstore are about $300 biweekly, and I think, "Is that all?"

Right now, all I want is the steady 9-5, two weeks vacation, five sick days, and all national holidays. But it would be something else, if I had that, I'm sure.

With that, today I work 8a.m.-5p.m. temping, then 5:30pm. to 11:30p.m. at the bookstore. At this point, I don't see how people can ever retire; it will never feel like enough.

Yeah, retailers, this is for you