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Sun 08/02/09 05:23 PM
Thanks guys. I considered going to work anyway, but my roots are expposed, and the only thing keeping me from being in excruciating pain is the fact that my roommate has vicodin I can use right now. I'm terrified that it'll get worse, too. So going to work first isn't really an option at this time.

I have decided to tell my boss I'm more than willing to come by and show him the tooth before going to the dentist, so he knows I'm not lying.

God... talk about BAD TIMING! frustrated

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Sun 08/02/09 03:24 PM
Thank you everyone for your well-wishes and support.

My friend was fine -- I misunderstood her text that said "COME HERE NOW! NOW!" apparently -- which is good. But god...

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Sun 08/02/09 03:21 PM

Good luck with that. I would go to the job so they can see the problem. Not just call them.


I would, except I'll be riding with a friend, so while getting there isn't a problem, getting to the dentist from there would be a big one.

I plan to call early and tell him I'll come in so he can see before I go to the dentist, since I'll be getting a ride to the dentist, so hopefully my ride can take me there, too.

God I wish I had a car again.

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Sun 08/02/09 03:17 PM

where you the chic in that other post where you fell into a hill also?


I'd have to say no, considering I have no idea what you're talking about.

I have a friend coming over to take me to the scene of the accident so we can look for the rest of my tooth, but I don't have a whole lot of hope.

I also scraped my legs up BAD.

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Sun 08/02/09 03:13 PM
Edited by snarkytwain on Sun 08/02/09 03:19 PM
So I'm supposed to start my new job tomorrow. Awesome, right? Cept for one small problem: I majorly ate pavement last night while trying to save my friend from a weird guy whom she followed into a midnight showing at the theatre across the street from the bar we were at, singing kareoke.



When I say ate pavement, I mean it. If it was just scrapes and bruises, that would be fine -- I'd go to my job. But no, I literally scraped off half my front tooth. HALF. I have to see a dentist emergency-wise tomorrow (because NO dentists will work on the weekend -- even for emergencies), so I have to call in sick -- on my FIRST DAY!!! frustrated

I may lose my job before I even begin it. sad

Not to mention the fact that I now have a hillbilly smile, and don't have the money to get the pretty caps that look like teeth. And oh yeah, I can't eat anything solid for who knows how long.

God... I'm SO upset!!! sad

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Sat 08/01/09 08:14 PM
Bye Billy. I'll be taking off soon too.

It's all good. Not your fault. flowerforyou

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Sat 08/01/09 08:13 PM




I don't remember if I ever started a thread like this or not, but I DO know I have mentioned it before.

I have NEVER been asked on a date since WELL before my marriage. I've been divorced almost three years now. Three years of guys hitting on me, but never a date request.

Why is this? Do men not ask ladies on dates anymore? Why not? What the hell happened?

Some guys arn't 'hitting' there building up to ask... My experience.

See a well set up lady... but you don't know her.

Try to strike up a conversaton (but gotta be WAY careful case she's one o the ones that think i'm HITTING on her).

If she don't brush you off with that 'Who the f are YOU - pervert' look.

The minute you talk close to the word 'date'. She finds a quick reason to need distance.bigsmile


"Date" wouldn't make me distance. And a conversation, as in "Hey, that's a cool book you're reading." or "Watcha reading?" would be wonderful. But no. I get "Hey baby, wanna go somewhere private?"

That's not a date. That's BS.



hey that's a cool book you're reading



smokin


laugh

Now, why the hell aren't any of you in Spokane? laugh

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Sat 08/01/09 08:12 PM
I would like to thank the mods wholeheartedly. flowerforyou

That is all.

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Sat 08/01/09 08:09 PM
Edited by snarkytwain on Sat 08/01/09 08:10 PM




I don't want anyone to DO IT for me. I don't know HOW to do it. I could use help in that way at least.

I never had my own yard. I don't know what to do. Pull weeds, yeah. Mow, yeah. But what about when there's no grass at all? What then? And what if I can't AFFORD a lawnmower? Have you ever priced them? I JUST got a job for the first time in three MONTHS!

And flowers and sh**? I wouldn't even know where to start there. I have a black thumb. Yardwork, plants, etc are NOT my strong point. That doesn't make me a lazy, good-for-nothing bad person. It makes me a bookworm mother of five entering grad school who simply can't do yards.

I'm just not a yard person. frustrated

And FYI, I don't have a couch on my porch or toys or garbage everywhere. It's just dead grass (where there is grass) and weeds, mostly.

I hate snobby stepford a**holes.


Water, grass seed, keep the kids off of it, and you can buy a mower for less than fifty bucks. And if you are going to Grad school you should be able to figure the rest out.


Thanks. I'm in school for literature. I can write a book. I can't fix up a yard.

How long does grass seed take? It'll be fall in a month...
And Dan? Oh. That would be me... embarassed
The cooler summer month's are better to plant grass seed. However, you're going to need a spreader to apply it. And, first off, you're going to need turf builder to get that seed to grow. Your landlord should be the one taking care of this. Not you.


Wait, what? Turf builder? WTF is that? sad And a spreader?

This is all so COMPLICATED! And EXPENSIVE!!!

If I didn't have kids I'd live in an apartment my whole life. grumble

Yeah, my landlord won't do that. I live in government housing.

ETA: Cooler summer months? Isn't that an oxi-moron? The Summer is hot by definition. If it gets cool, it's Fall, right?

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Sat 08/01/09 08:05 PM


And Dan? Oh. That would be me... embarassed


That would be a lot of people! Just dont complain to me about my yard and all will be ok!


Ditto! laugh

For a whole yard??? Sod is going to put you in the poor house.
Sod is grass and dirt in a roll. you can get it at the garden store. But it ain't cheap.


Ah. I've seen that. I didn't know what it was called.

I studied English and Spanish lit in college so I assume you can read and look stuff up on the net. Grass seed takes a few weeks to a month to grow from seed, if you keep it watered. Buy a sack full of seed and read the directions. It will grow well into the fall months depending on weather. Grass grows best in cool damp conditions.


Ah. Thank you. Yeah, I plan to look it up when I have some money. I JUST start my job on Monday, so I can't really afford anything at the moment, from sod to seed to RoundUp.

It's patches of fresh grass that is green they will pull up the old stuff and put that down and it looks like you just grew the grass. You have to water it alot to keep it going, but it looks nice. You can check out alot of home and gardening places.


Ah, well I'd have to do the entire yard that way, because the grass I DO have is yellow-dead. Pfft.

Or you could look into inexpensive ground cover like phlox or ivy... Once it takes over the yard...POOF!...no mowing & problem is solved!


What's phlox? And Ivy? I've never seen a yard covered in ivy...

If you have a landlord then that means your renting and if your renting, all you have to do is mow it, if he wants it landscaped, tell him to pay for it his damned self. I wouldn't go spending all that money on a yard owned by someone else.
If you need a mower, I'll buy ya a mower, if you cant use a mower, then pay someone to cut it for you, their are companies that do yard and even neighbor kids will do it for a few bucks.
Landscaping companies will do it for $40 buck or so.


Yeah, I'm seriously considering just hiring a company when I have the money. Cuz honestly, even the knowledge won't help I don't think. I just suck at even remembering to water, let alone mow...

Kinda the absentminded professor syndrome. I'm still working on being able to keep a normal schedule for my kids!

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Sat 08/01/09 07:43 PM


I don't remember if I ever started a thread like this or not, but I DO know I have mentioned it before.

I have NEVER been asked on a date since WELL before my marriage. I've been divorced almost three years now. Three years of guys hitting on me, but never a date request.

Why is this? Do men not ask ladies on dates anymore? Why not? What the hell happened?

Some guys arn't 'hitting' there building up to ask... My experience.

See a well set up lady... but you don't know her.

Try to strike up a conversaton (but gotta be WAY careful case she's one o the ones that think i'm HITTING on her).

If she don't brush you off with that 'Who the f are YOU - pervert' look.

The minute you talk close to the word 'date'. She finds a quick reason to need distance.bigsmile


"Date" wouldn't make me distance. And a conversation, as in "Hey, that's a cool book you're reading." or "Watcha reading?" would be wonderful. But no. I get "Hey baby, wanna go somewhere private?"

That's not a date. That's BS.

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Sat 08/01/09 07:39 PM


I don't want anyone to DO IT for me. I don't know HOW to do it. I could use help in that way at least.

I never had my own yard. I don't know what to do. Pull weeds, yeah. Mow, yeah. But what about when there's no grass at all? What then? And what if I can't AFFORD a lawnmower? Have you ever priced them? I JUST got a job for the first time in three MONTHS!

And flowers and sh**? I wouldn't even know where to start there. I have a black thumb. Yardwork, plants, etc are NOT my strong point. That doesn't make me a lazy, good-for-nothing bad person. It makes me a bookworm mother of five entering grad school who simply can't do yards.

I'm just not a yard person. frustrated

And FYI, I don't have a couch on my porch or toys or garbage everywhere. It's just dead grass (where there is grass) and weeds, mostly.

I hate snobby stepford a**holes.


Water, grass seed, keep the kids off of it, and you can buy a mower for less than fifty bucks. And if you are going to Grad school you should be able to figure the rest out.


Thanks. I'm in school for literature. I can write a book. I can't fix up a yard.

How long does grass seed take? It'll be fall in a month...

And Dan? Oh. That would be me... embarassed

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Sat 08/01/09 07:38 PM

It's just dead grass (where there is grass) and weeds, mostly.

For the place where there is the dead grass and weeds. Have you priced sod? That is one Idea.


What's sod?

I mean that. Seriously.

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Sat 08/01/09 07:31 PM
Dan... I'm American. Forgive the ignorance, but wtf does Council tenants mean?

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Sat 08/01/09 07:28 PM
Edited by snarkytwain on Sat 08/01/09 07:30 PM
I don't want anyone to DO IT for me. I don't know HOW to do it. I could use help in that way at least.

I never had my own yard. I don't know what to do. Pull weeds, yeah. Mow, yeah. But what about when there's no grass at all? What then? And what if I can't AFFORD a lawnmower? Have you ever priced them? I JUST got a job for the first time in three MONTHS!

And flowers and sh**? I wouldn't even know where to start there. I have a black thumb. Yardwork, plants, etc are NOT my strong point. That doesn't make me a lazy, good-for-nothing bad person. It makes me a bookworm mother of five entering grad school who simply can't do yards.

I'm just not a yard person. frustrated

And FYI, I don't have a couch on my porch or toys or garbage everywhere. It's just dead grass (where there is grass) and weeds, mostly.

I hate snobby stepford a**holes.

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Sat 08/01/09 07:19 PM







At my age, EVERYONE has baggage. The ide is to use it to one's benefit, not detrement.


nope, i dont enter with baggage.. i work on myself and am very careful with how i enter.


We just all need to try to set the baggage down at the door...
We own it, but check it curbside if at all possible!


Baggage can be good. Like, I learned never to date a man who does drugs. From experience. Now I know what to look for -- the signs to tell -- and that's because of my baggage.



baggage would be accusing every new man you meet of using drugs.



No i dont think baggage exists unless you let it, when someone has learned, or is over it, it is no longer baggage, it is experience.


Maybe, but some baggage is so very deep seeded that it takes a LOT more work to get over it.

Case in point: When a woman never had a good father figure growing up (and, in fact, had a terrible one), she has a very difficult time understanding how to find a good man. After all, if she only knows bad, she's only going to see bad. And that comes from childhood, which is VERY deep-seeded baggage.

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Sat 08/01/09 07:12 PM





At my age, EVERYONE has baggage. The ide is to use it to one's benefit, not detrement.


nope, i dont enter with baggage.. i work on myself and am very careful with how i enter.


We just all need to try to set the baggage down at the door...
We own it, but check it curbside if at all possible!


Baggage can be good. Like, I learned never to date a man who does drugs. From experience. Now I know what to look for -- the signs to tell -- and that's because of my baggage.



baggage would be accusing every new man you meet of using drugs.


That would be using that baggage as a detrement instead of a strength. We all have it, but if we don't learn from it we're doomed to make the same mistakes over and over again.

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Sat 08/01/09 07:11 PM


I wouldn't consider it "passing him up". More, doing him a favor. If he doesn't want to talk to me, obviously he's not interested in talking to me, so why should I force him to?

ETA: Ah, our definitions are different then. Gotta love the language barrier between men and women! slaphead


Doing him a favor??

Ever think that if he isn't, on that particular night, actively seeking someone, that you might be " doing him a favor " by walking up and saying hello???


Nope. Cuz he'd give me SOME sign that he wants to talk to me. Like maybe look at me or something. I mean, if a guy's totally ignoring ya, then it's pretty obvious he doesn't wanna talk to ya.

Smart enough for you, Billy?

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Sat 08/01/09 07:08 PM
Edited by snarkytwain on Sat 08/01/09 07:08 PM



At my age, EVERYONE has baggage. The ide is to use it to one's benefit, not detrement.


nope, i dont enter with baggage.. i work on myself and am very careful with how i enter.


We just all need to try to set the baggage down at the door...
We own it, but check it curbside if at all possible!


Baggage can be good. Like, I learned never to date a man who does drugs. From experience. Now I know what to look for -- the signs to tell -- and that's because of my baggage.

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Sat 08/01/09 07:05 PM
Edited by snarkytwain on Sat 08/01/09 07:06 PM
I wouldn't consider it "passing him up". More, doing him a favor. If he doesn't want to talk to me, obviously he's not interested in talking to me, so why should I force him to?

ETA: Ah, our definitions are different then. Gotta love the language barrier between men and women! slaphead

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