The GS-FSU Block Party---Let the Good Times Roll!
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guinevere said:One small not-really snark: one of the nice things about working early on Mondays is that I get to crank the AC up to maximum the second I walk i the door, so that by the time it starts to really blister out there, we're at least semi comfortable. Of course, the main office gets a lot colder than my little office, so it's rather an icebox out thereI'd gladly trade, though. The colder the better!
Aaack! :disapp: :disapp: Colder is not better in an office. Have pity on the poor folks who are probably out there with sweaters on!
In our office, we often have to run our space heaters in the summer because the people in charge of the thermostat like it set just slightly higher than "polar".
No it's more fun having you be mystery woman. 
But can't you just ask for a password to be sent to your email?
The thing is you were posting like everyone would know who you were... did you think we would, or were you waiting to see if anyone would let on.
But can't you just ask for a password to be sent to your email?
The thing is you were posting like everyone would know who you were... did you think we would, or were you waiting to see if anyone would let on.
Lilia said:Hello,
I also had to find a place to goI regitered here last year, or was it earlier this year? Ah I don't remember.
Now that I finally decide to post, I must say I love this one:yes: it's cool
Glad to see you all(well, not all but some) here. Ciao for now.
I think you registered in November 2005. Just a guess.
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Yep - we've still got another day of the hot before we get the nice 75-80 degree weather for a few days. Last night was terrible, and while today's a little better, my apartment was still about 85 degrees and stuffy this morning, despite 2 powerful fans at full blast and an air filter that puts out cool air. I'd gladly become a church-going woman if we could get a snap blizzardLee said:
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Sorry - I have no pity on the sweater set. I have to suffer through winter in the office with the heat on (I rarely turn on the heat in my own house - I like to be COLD, baby!), so they can pack a turtleneck in the summer.sk8er1964 said:
Truth be told, though, it's not really a problem. I work in an office of 2, and my boss hates heat as much as I do. We have interns who get a little chilled, but they're not here today. Right now I'm all alone, so I can create a nice cozy little icebox all for myself!
milanessa said:I know who jonesgirl is.
Actually, he posts here, and uses it just as much.
For example:
http://www.goldenskate.com/forum/showpost.php?p=192580&postcount=24
hwell: Can we declare this a crs free zone? We have the power (well okay, Paula is the power but still...)- Joined
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I'm just plain boring...I use the same username everywhere. I figure it is less confusing, at least to me as age and Guinness take it's toll on my quickly dwindling brain mass.
I just love this little guy ----->
Bow before me or I unleash the skates!
I just love this little guy ----->
Bow before me or I unleash the skates!
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Oh as a followup to my Dad's 90th Birthday party.
He was thrilled! All 31 invited guests attended. This included people from the UK as well whom Dad had worked with for over 30 years.
The weather was perfect and it was a pretty evening with a lovely sunset.
My Dad does not look 90!, considering he has been suffering from Chronic Chromosomic Leukemia for about 20 years now. He has an elevated white blood count but it has never crossed the threshold at which they start some sort of chemotherapy. This thing runs in the familiy..my great grandfather, my grandfather, and my Dad had it or have it and I will probably come down with it in about 10 years..but what the hey, it hasn't slowed him down much!
He was thrilled! All 31 invited guests attended. This included people from the UK as well whom Dad had worked with for over 30 years.
The weather was perfect and it was a pretty evening with a lovely sunset.
My Dad does not look 90!, considering he has been suffering from Chronic Chromosomic Leukemia for about 20 years now. He has an elevated white blood count but it has never crossed the threshold at which they start some sort of chemotherapy. This thing runs in the familiy..my great grandfather, my grandfather, and my Dad had it or have it and I will probably come down with it in about 10 years..but what the hey, it hasn't slowed him down much!
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Ahhh, but there *is* someone else here who can help keep this a free zone and I have absolutely NO problem doing that in this thread for you guys, LOL 
Glad the party went well FS!! :agree:
Is Monday over yet?! Not that I want the day to totally be over or anything (I'm going to my best friend's house tonight for her daughter's 3rd birthday party and I get to see her new little one who was just born on the 6th
) but I'm SOOOOO over work now. Get me out of here! LOL :sheesh: :yes:
free zone and I have absolutely NO problem doing that in this thread for you guys, LOL Glad the party went well FS!! :agree:
Is Monday over yet?! Not that I want the day to totally be over or anything (I'm going to my best friend's house tonight for her daughter's 3rd birthday party and I get to see her new little one who was just born on the 6th
) but I'm SOOOOO over work now. Get me out of here! LOL :sheesh: :yes:
