yeah.. haven't been working out as much as i would love to. the house is just too high maintenance. he moved in like two weeks ago and we haven't actually set up shop yet. basics are there, but the office and the bedroom is a mess with all the clothes.
littlemissfab wrote:yeah.. haven't been working out as much as i would love to. the house is just too high maintenance. he moved in like two weeks ago and we haven't actually set up shop yet. basics are there, but the office and the bedroom is a mess with all the clothes.
don't get me started with the lawn.
.... and thinking of what to cook for dinner.
(i haven't moved in yet, btw)
i gained a pound. :hehe:
just eat lumpia everyday...it IS the foodsticks of the gods...
littlemissfab wrote:yeah.. haven't been working out as much as i would love to. the house is just too high maintenance. he moved in like two weeks ago and we haven't actually set up shop yet. basics are there, but the office and the bedroom is a mess with all the clothes.
don't get me started with the lawn.
.... and thinking of what to cook for dinner.
(i haven't moved in yet, btw)
i gained a pound. :hehe:
wow, moved in already....speed dating, speed marriage... :hehe:
Recent polls over here do point out that when they raise the price of a pack of cigarettes by 1€ (roughly US$1.20 ) many people voted that they would quit.
couldn't say that about driving though, even though the price of gas keeps going up- more and more people are driving it seems. public transportation is rather crappy here, especially the trains (like in many countries) :hehe:
Terryb wrote:Recent polls over here do point out that when they raise the price of a pack of cigarettes by 1€ (roughly US$1.20 ) many people voted that they would quit.
couldn't say that about driving though, even though the price of gas keeps going up- more and more people are driving it seems. public transportation is rather crappy here, especially the trains (like in many countries) :hehe:
like the insane gas prices...that are approaching $4/gal. :beaten:
I happened to be in the US on the very day gasoline price hit the $1 mark. The scene was quite memorable with people queuing up, begging for, and fighting over what limited supply of per-$1 gas there was at the gas stations.
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