What are you guys doing right now?

going to sleep now... :sleep:

Bored during my prep. I suppose I could prep something, but I'm too busy being bored. :bored:

Eating cherry yogurt.

Viciously searching fridge for some food.. hara ga hetta...

Wynter wrote:Damn these school days. :grumble:

tell me about it :grumble:

i'm going to study physics after this... at 11pm... and that's just the start

recently viciously searching food in fridge.. hara ga hetta..
:omg: :omg: there's nothing edible.. most of em all uncooked.. and I can't cooked well.. :shamefulcry: :shamefulcry: :shamefulcry:

Getting ready to shop for my interview clothes :yippee:

monta wrote:

tell me about it :grumble:

i'm going to study physics after this... at 11pm... and that's just the start

Eeeeeeeee! I don't miss this aspect of being a student at all! :bleh:

I'm eating lunch, while counting down to when I have to do my caf supervision. :doh:

Procrastination galore.
slowly inching my way to get my ass in gear to shop for my work clothes.

littlemissfab wrote:Procrastination galore.
slowly inching my way to get my ass in gear to shop for my work clothes.

Whatever happened to that job you were interested in? Or am I making this up? :headscratch: :doh:

littlemissfab wrote:Procrastination galore.
slowly inching my way to get my ass in gear to shop for my work clothes.

What gear is your ass currently in? second? third? :beaten:


Lunch time: tuna salad and tomato on whole wheat again.

Wish we had a toaster. :puppydog:

Reveling in nostalgia.

An old friend sent me a photo book of my old home town... and suddenly I'm 7 years old again.

Cool idea for a book. The guy (not my friend, but a professional photographer) went to each of Brooklyn's neighborhoods and collected not just pictures of the place now... but he collected and created a pictorial history of each neighborhood from the early 1800's to present day.

Damn. I never thought I'd say this, but I think I want to go home.

Ahh. It'll pass.

Geezer wrote:Reveling in nostalgia.

This probably also qualifies for the "The older I get..." thread. :beaten:

Geezer wrote:Reveling in nostalgia.

An old friend sent me a photo book of my old home town... and suddenly I'm 7 years old again.

Cool idea for a book. The guy (not my friend, but a professional photographer) went to each of Brooklyn's neighborhoods and collected not just pictures of the place now... but he collected and created a pictorial history of each neighborhood from the early 1800's to present day.

Damn. I never thought I'd say this, but I think I want to go home.

Ahh. It'll pass.

That is a cool idea for a book! My father grew up in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn. I lived in Brooklyn Heights for a short time many years ago. Is that where you are from Geezer? Or just yearning to see your old stompin' grounds? :puppydog:

Na, man! I'm actually sitting here with the big assed book in my lap!

This is what I'm doing. And a nickel says I'll be doing it for the next few hours.

Anyway... this ain't an old thing. It's a home town thing.

Enna Homey!!!

I was born in Red Hook and grew up in Bay Ridge.

Geezer wrote:Enna Homey!!!

I was born in Red Hook and grew up in Bay Ridge.

Hey Geezer I can be your part-time Homey since I only lived in Brooklyn for about a year. :hehe: Were you a Brooklyn Dodgers fan? Did you know that ralpm1999 grew up in Flushing? We got a whole NYC/East Coast contingency going on here. :woot: :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:

Lunch time: tuna salad and tomato on whole wheat again.

Wish we had a toaster. :puppydog:

Lunch time: Carl's Jr. Taco combo: 3 large tacos, refried beans, rice, chips, soda (diet of course). :mrgreen:

Enna It counts.

Re: being a Dodgers fan. I'm close, but not that old.

My only memories of Ebbets field are of a dark, boarded up, empty old shell. My dad and my grandfather used to go out there after work every now and then to stand around on Franklin Ave. and drink a beer or two and lie about how great it used to be.

I grew up a Yankee fan. They both disowned me.

Enna wrote:

Hey Geezer I can be your part-time Homey since I only lived in Brooklyn for about a year. :hehe: Were you a Brooklyn Dodgers fan? Did you know that ralpm1999 grew up in Flushing? We got a whole NYC/East Coast contingency going on here. :woot: :mrgreen:

Flushing High School. And while in HS I worked for Harry M. Stevens corp who owned all the concessions at the stadiums around NY. Which means I was the guy who threw bags of peanuts at you at Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds. Both baseball and football games. :nut: